Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Why the world's largest solar farm has created so much controversy..." video.

@esphilee LOL did you even think about what you wrote? "Ah yes. Here is a tour of our facility. On the left is our new machines. On the right is some Yhugirs who are forced to work at the mines that we brought here to show you. They live in the concentration camp down the road. Yet during the tour we had to show every process!" No one in the modern world is going to show off their slaves. I am not saying BYD or some other high tech companies use them. Yet China definitely uses them as slaves, has concentrate camps, and has forced labor in places. There are many reports on it.
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@nyanbrox5418 Yes. They get paid 1,500 yuan a month. Which is... 0.1378 USD. How is that not slavery? Our prisoners get more. Here from a quick Google. "Uyghurs detained in camps and forced to labor in factories must endure dreadful conditions. In one internment camp in Kashgar, Xinjiang, Uyghur detainees work as forced laborers to produce textiles. They receive little pay, are not allowed to leave, and have limited or no communication with family members." US government has pages on their conditions. I've seen leaked videos the CCP tries to hide so badly. Mini documentaries. With China being the iron curtain part 2 with how tightly they try to control information? Evidence is way harder to get. Even talking about them is a nono for their citizens. Like Tianamin Square. People have escaped it to tell their stories. So you can just look this information up at your free will since I can't link it. It is really suspicious that you keep denying it. I don't think it is a mass conspiracy with all the evidence of their treatment under the CCP. It doesn't surprise me. The Han are racist as hell. The CCP and Xi are running a police state that doesn't care about human rights.
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