Indian Education: Actually Terrible !!! 1770

Do you have any examples in mind of rights demanded by the US Consbreastution that are denied to the workers to which you refer?

Well, you and some of the old regulars on acc are very fond of this statement. And I think the points that could be discussed rationally--the fact that the H-1B system creates a pro-employer imbalance in the playing field--are lost in the hyperbole of "slavery", which Straydog correctly challenges. If you insist on a name that tries to encapsulate the relationship, "indentured servant" is much closer than "slave", although even that is a bit of a stretch.

I agree, and this is the interference in the free market that causes some depression of wages.

Okay, I'm no consbreastutional scholar, but this one surprises me. Where in the world does the Consbreastution make that demand? Here's a link to a hypertext version of the Consbreastution. Maybe you can find and provide a link to the section you are thinking of.

Categorically false. The rights protected under the Consbreastution and Bill of Rights are not just for citizens or certain clbuttes of residents. For example, look at Amendment 8 Cruel and Unusual Punishment: "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted." Pretty simple language, with no "outs" for treatment of non-citizens.

What does that have to do with being a large corp. Can't the corner grocery store or the local lawn service do the same thing?

True.

Yes, I've seen that term used that way, although "money supply" is a MUCH less ambiguous term, as shown my the confusion and feigned confusion shown here.

It is kinda humorous to see Straydog talk out of the other side of his mouth here, arguing for standard word usage so others can understand -- Alex -- Replace "nospam" with "mail" to reply by email. Checked infrequently.