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Any one read the news about that turkey processing plant in Iowa? What gives us the right to judge other nations about human rights? The city leased this "jail", the sheriff of that county never looked at it, and the citizens of that town ought to be jailed,another case of abusing the folks least likely to complain, or be HEARD. aNY CHURCHES IN THAT TOWN, OUGHT TO LOCK THIER DOORS.
[QUOTE=kygorski;513657]Any one read the news about that turkey processing plant in Iowa? What gives us the right to judge other nations about human rights? The city leased this "jail", the sheriff of that county never looked at it, and the citizens of that town ought to be jailed,another case of abusing the folks least likely to complain, or be HEARD. aNY CHURCHES IN THAT TOWN, OUGHT TO LOCK THIER DOORS.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/01/jury-awards-240-million-to-32-mentally-disabled-iowa-turkey-plant-workers-for/[/url]
The plant should be shut down, the owner brought up on charges, and put in prison.
I agree.....the GREED and inhumanity involved here is unreal.
BUT, lets take this one step further....after reading the article, is the State responsible at all? Seems these folks were released from mental institutions. Does that mean they were no longer mentally deficient? If not, then doesn't the state have some responsibility here.
Also, I bet you a BILLION dollars the STATE found this factory and the STATE created some interesting financial incentives for the turkey farmer.
I'm in no way supporting that heinous, EVIL *******, but maybe the state caused some of this..........Kygorski, are you just as pissed off at them?
Later,
Geo
In all those years, didn't any so called "decent" folks inquire about that one building??Or maybe there are no decent folks at all involved in any of this. This is the kind of crap that should be made public, and the company made to answer to the public.Texas is as guilty as Iowa, how can our morality have sunk low low?