They don’t really have much of a choice. They either hand it over, or they don’t get to work. And they need to work to support their family. They only have bad options.

@@CordeliaWagner ? You can’t universally trust people from any religion. There are plenty of great muslims, just as there are great people from most religions. But there are also bad people in every religion. You’re either making this point to be super defensive of all muslims and shove atrocious committed by some muslims under the rug for some weird unconditional love for islam, making a racist stereotype comment, or making an incredibly poor attempt at humour.

​@@swearimnotarobot3746 i 100% agree with you 👍

I'm pretty sure by the time you are in a position to hand over your documents you are many many kilometers from home in a strange place where you don't know anyone and have very few (if any) rights and additionally have no reliable way to leave. Pretty sure you're at their mercy at that point, and refusal could merely result in retaliation.

​@@E.K.O.H atrocities I think you mean but point well taken I think the point that they're trying to get at is that Muslims tend to have a rather self-righteous streak and portray themselves as champions of the oppressed (especially Arabs and especially Arabs in the gulf States). They're by no means the only ones guilty of such hypocrisy!

How do you boycott an entire country? Especially one that's drunk on that sweet sweet cancer inducing black gold.

Well of course not. The world is critically low on critical thinking. People would have to do actual reading and research and not blame white people and see modern slavery is alive. The white people who didn't end slavery are hated. They not gonna put themselves in that category. Just pretend it's not happening and get information from social media.

wrong narrative

@@DrDeuteron care to explain?

@@memorimusic420 the problem doesn't fit The Narrative, thus: no-one cares.

What happened with him? He still going through this or escaped some way?

@@User50981 we don't talk anymore, so sadly i don't know

@@jotex329 why did he go in the first place ?

​@@sauceguy6945kuwait always do that. If you are lucky you can work with good people but still some are bad they do that sometimes killed

Wait til you learn what happens on the southern US border. Apartheid and fascism are on the rise everywhere, the US loves the Saudis and other oil kings because they govern in similar ways.

@@dengar96 If someone crosses the US border illegally they are committing a felony which will result in them being held until they can be processed for deportation

​​@@dengar96What is so bad about protecting your border? Should we not limit and check who is coming into our country? Tell me why that is bad. And tell me which countries would allow open borders.

Hes drawing a comparison

​@@dengar96bro Saudi Arabia army shoot Syrian refugee. USA is not that savage atleast.

My Dad was on deployment to Quatar and heard all kinds of awful stories about their working conditions and whatnot. He felt really bad that he couldn't do anything.

And how is this related to religion, you're obsessed

Lebanese Christians did a more worse acts

@@Alqoaitysearch for the arab slave trade and youll find a whole bunch of information about of the arabs trade slaves

A lot of countries in the middle east are constantly at war with one another, or something similar. And there isn’t many commendable governments there either. So everyone living there just has to suffer through this because they have no choice. And we all know that there aren’t many places in the world open to accepting refugees, especially those from places like the middle east.

It has nothing to do with Islam and everything to do with the Levant being multiethnic

Possibly it's because some people consider darker people below them others consider people of different sects of Islam to be kufir and then there's political stuff

@@immir6647 syrians have relatively light skin but the woman was probably Kurdish or something else

What was her skin tone if u mind me asking.

Sidemen are main suspects

I went once (not realizing the reality of the slave industry) and the energy their was so stark & devouring. I didn’t even realize it until I left the country & God opened my eyes. The only thing that sucks is that I made a very good friend there & I wish to see him one day. He is Indian (Kerala) and he helped me out a lot. I didn’t have to take the bus to the airport because of him (he drove me). He even bought me food when I doubt he was making much $ (money). Good-hearted guy. Anyways, like I said, besides my friend, the energy there is wild. I have no intention of supporting the kalaji or whateverTF culture or people they are called (Emiratis), at large. *Social hierarchy & racial division are the infrastructure* that are quietly/covertly feeding the local Emiratis exponentially & to be “fat at pigs” in every way. Sad; they don’t know it’s to their demise. Why? Because God has the final say. Their oil industry is not sustainable. Soon they’ll be a foolish nation of empty buildings on land that isn’t even fertile. It’s important not to forget your humble, bedouin roots when the desert was all you had.

Indian still have a better there tho? You have businesses etc and don’t get passport taken away. The African community get treated badly

I’ve have met many Africans online who have told me of the conditions they lived in the Middle East. One was put in prison from two years when she wanted to leave. Another was paid for several months and threatened with rape. Another was complained to me about their oppressive employers.

Lol blaming white people for everything 😂😂 arabs are a devilish people

Arabs are the same as Indians, blaming on their colonizer that left them years ago

Yep, he did a video about Dubai's dark side

“Eh close enough”

All racism exists because of white people, don't you know?

It's about modern day slavery... not racism in the middle east... dear god, a goldfish has a longer attention span

@@Cheffe919 yes modern day slavery and the long form video this short is from was specifically about Dubai. I neglect to see where a South African sign ties into that but yes our attention span is short that’s the problem. Geographically I believe part of Northern Africa is considered part of the Middle East but south is the opposite direction last time I had looked at a compass at least. And if your argument is going to be “well modern day slavery is everywhere” yes you would probably be correct, yet I would have to ask the initial question of why is a sign from South Africa displayed in a video that was specifically about Dubai?

Well South Africa did do the most when it came to racism. I say this as a South African.

It’s totally fake

Keep coping​@@Alqoaity

Middle west? I thought this was in the middle east.

@@Hdtjdjbszh it was a joke

@@Hdtjdjbszh Technically The “Middle East” is also “West Asia” so….

There's a group of people if you name that you will feel the full weight of their wrath that is responsible for all of this. They are very tribal and are a minority. Don't blame regular white guys. Most of us didn't see it coming either

We live in your heads rent fuckin free, don’t we Not our fault your government tricked your kids into dying in a failed war, and for what? No one knows

Strange way to nickname Christianity but why not

@@huriale1617 We actually do. Show me an Islamic hospital. Jews have them. Christians have them. Show me a Muslim disaster relief effort.

​@@rogerpenske2411 The red crescent? Proved you wrong...

@@Oblivisci........ Love it!

@@rogerpenske2411 Red Crescent ? Or are u not educated

@@riderbrudda2894 I'm well aware of that, and my heart goes out to them. My issue is that there's people so inhuman that seek to profit from that desperation, and that leads to slavery in this case. People in need of a job to sustain their families travel to a foreign nation, pretty normal albeit tragic on its own, and then are told they have to surrender any and all identification documents to their "managers", and that they're forbidden to leave until said "managers" say so. My problem is with the "managers" and their employers, who could choose to be kind, paying the workers what their jobs are actually worth, giving them proper living and working conditions, and allow them to leave whenever they wanted to, and they actively choose to screw them over ten fold...

Well said brother ! كفو عليك ذيب sadly their media is the most hypocritical shit on earth they know that but their western white supremacy makes them extremely arrogant and ignorant simultaneously !

I am in Saudi Arabia and what you've said is true.

Stop lying tho... SA is even worse when it comes to those poor Indian & Pakistani workers... they live in filthy camps and they get paid less than 200$ a month.

I agreed, we don’t share your western standards and neither do you share ours

Well I mean, if everyone is doing it, then who else will we get to make our international embassies, FOB's, and other military infrastructure?

Western values are NOT world values

I swear 😂

And also the African, Kenyan, Nigerian , Sri lankan and filopinos as well. Without all these people Dubai would be nothing

It's the people, not the religion.

@@v1rx excuses. They wouldn't behave that way if they didn't follow a doctrine that commanded so

@EROS Ion yeah, nah. The Quran states people are the same no matter the skin color, so if anything, it's the people which are commiting said mistake. And I would like you to give me a verse which explicitly states that we should inslave people from the Quran. C'mon I'm waiting.

You talking about the US military right??

What the dose nukes do in this situation, we are Talking about a system that abuses workers, nuking the countries one gonna destroy international relations and kill millions of innocent people,

@@mitab1you don’t need to respond to retarted children

Why did you put racial in quotations, apartheid was literally a racist system, it might not be in the Middle East, but it is still relevant

Secondly, those yellow notice boards applied to people born into the country. They weren't foreign people.

And somehow it ain't wyt peepoo doin it.

Nestle is a European company, and it forces Africans to bring chocolate, and no one speaks. These things exist around the world, not only among Arabs

It’s often the only work availability. It’s either this or starve.

It’s not actually that it’s abuse of the law at least in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia it is I know it sounds unbelievable to you but racism is everywhere and in every ethnicity it’s deeply rooted in racism of the Arab people not Islam Arabs are racist against even other Arabs and that behavior against foreign workers is a result of that bigotry that’s in Arabs and a lot of those people that are working in Arab countries get paid double or sometimes triple what they get paid in their countries some of them even open businesses with the money they get from working in Arab countries and develop familial bonds with Arab families because they take care of the kids and stuff like that a friend of mine that had a maid that lived with them said that the maid was like a second mother to him cause she took care of him most of his childhood ie: his mother died when he was young

They often choose to stay because it’s the only way to provide for their families. They have to bear al the crappy conditions or their families starve. These jobs with these conditions are made for people who are desperate. They might be choosing to stay, but it’s not because they want to, it’s because it’s the lesser of 2 evils. While giving them the option to leave is a good first step, improving working conditions is the next.

@@swearimnotarobot3746 Yea I know, I've been to the labour camps and I looked at the living condition. To be honest it's not bad, they've come to Dubai not to enjoy and have fun. They came to work and send money back to their families, they make about 800dhs a month and send back 60-75% of it back home for their families to live. They literally go out and sit by the road waiting for a job, they all gather up trying to get a night shift, they just want work and nothing else brcaude they want to provide for their family. They all are indians mostly, from rural parts where there aren't jobs or very small jobs at all. The job they have here in Dubai, pays them 5x the amount and their only motivation to work is to provide for the family back home.

​@@prophetkilo4576 You are so full of it.

@@Oblivisci........ Lmfao, I live here in Dubai and I was born here. I know everything that goes on here and all some of my friends work for the Sheikh and they are police too. These workers do not come to dubai to have fun, they come to work so they can send money back to india to their families since the money they earn in dubai is way more they could ever earn in india, they are working so they can provide for their families in india. They get paid 800-1000 dhs and they send 70-75% of it back home. They are mostly from rural parts of india and they cant even get jobs their, i asked over hundred workers and they all told me, they would rather die working here then go back home and have no job. They choose to stay and work so they can provide for their families and these are real heroes. Their conditions arent even bad, they get their visa done for them, they live in a decent size room, they have free meals, they also have AC. They are so eager to work, they always fight for longer shifts. They cannot live without working cause they want to send money back to their families so they can live happily and in peace.

​@@Oblivisci........ @ProphetKilo ProphetKilo is right, the labor codes were recently also changed significantly PRO workers, for example you can now look for a second job / side job, which does allow the worker to put pressure on the first employer to provide better pay, they are not at the mercy anymore of one single employer. I am german, and my wife (Filipina) is working here in Dubai where i am right now , typing these words. My misses does get a solid 8K Euro net / month here, which is more than twice she would make in Europe. She is working for an american company located in Dubai, I work in Europe, and she gets twice my pay... The changes in the labor laws over the past 4 years are significant, absolutely PRO employee. The guys who work for the building facility company of our building here are all from Nepal, the "guards" in our building are the most chilled dudes ever, in their home country Nepal they would earn max 30 euro / month, and here they get approx 500 euro / month, free accomodation and food, top notch healthcare paid by the employer included they would never ever have access to in Nepal. The lads room / accomodation is downstairs next to the reception desk, they can use the gym here, the pool in their free time, and soon, free Wifi to be in constant contact with their familie back home etc. Also they get free air fare in certain rhythms, thats by law, paid by the employer. They send almost all their money back home to Nepal , and their families are the kings in their towns, the wife of one guy even runs a school in Nepal because their home is already paid now after 3 years working here. All this paid by the money the family receives from Dubai. Everybody of the lads here keeps on renewing their 2 years-contract , not because they are forced, they do this on a free will basis and they dont want to work anywhere else. Also, don't forget the tips people get (delivery guys , reception personnel), which sometimes even doubles or triples their income. I repeat again : i am german, i am skeptical by nature, and if i would see fishy stuff going on somewhere systematically, I would neither be here half the time, nor would i allow my wife to work here if she was abused. Last but not least, lemme say : IF there are labor code violations here, they are punishable, and the fines are hefty. IF there are such things, its because a (for example) Indian-owned construction company treats their own Indian workers bad, that has nothing to do with the UAE, thats indians abusing their own people. One phone call, just one phone call , and the authorities will bust these companies within hours. If there is abuse between company owners and workers here, its exactly the same like in any other country. I have seen way worse violations and workers abuse in Oklahoma and Texas (where i also worked and lived) than i have ever seen here. What does a 2000 dollar salary in the US bring you when its all eaten up by ridiculously high rent, food, utilities, you dont even have enough left over to pay even a bad health insurance? Here in the UAE, especially in Dubai, i can drive an hour of public bus for around 50 to 70 CENT , the bus stops are AIR CONDITIONED, a Tea costs 1 dirham (20 cents), a shawarma costs 7 dirham ( 1.40 usd) , thats what the lads do when they have some free time, go for some food and some tea for less than 2 dollar. Seriously, the hygiene even in the small shawarma restaurants is 10 times better than for example the hygiene in a better Restaurant in the Philippines. I could continue now for hours, and i stand with my word : the living conditions here in the UAE, especially in Dubai, are way better than the living conditions in the countries where the workers come from, and i go so far to say that 500 dollar salary + free good accomodation + free transport + free food + free healthcare insurance + almost free leisure activities is way better than a 2500 dollar job in the US. Period.

Are you Muslim as well ?