Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Why Makeshift Oil Refineries in Syria Are A Ticking Time Bomb | Risky Business | Insider News" video.

this guy really expects us to believe that he has a problem with lots of kids working in his refinery camp, when obviously their presence is contingent on him paying them or one of his employees paying them on his behalf? 🤡 I reckon if he didn't want to employ kids, he also wouldn't have had those boilers built with child-size hatches.
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@Brognart then somebody should tell them that the britishers left
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there is a 0% chance that those kids would work there if he didn't pay them.
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he's the one guy who could keep them away - by simply not paying them. he didn't even bother to shoo the kids away for the announced journalist's visit like most businesses employing child labour all around the world do - that says a lot about how unconcerned he is about it. he didn't even bother to make the kids leave after the reporters got there to limit the video footage. also I bet he's lying about his own son doing that work, that makes very little sense.
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uuuuuhh yeah I'm pretty sure you do, if you use the right temperatures and separate the correct fraction. of course it's not the same as much more precisely distilled standard consumer gasoline with additives, but those makeshift refineries really do produce fuel that's ready to use, though it probably doesn't run every motor very well. I would guess that it could be common that it does get leaded - I think that's cheaper than adding ethanol, and it might still be standard in a lot of countries in the region.
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I'm not fluent in idiot units, and even I noticed that.
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@hrvstmusic the parents can only force them to work for money when someone is willing to pay them, you brainlet.
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@JabbarTV1 not hard at all, basically everbody is a welder in a war zone. xD
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