Not exactly a practice limited to Pakistan brick makers. America was founded on slavery and indentured servitude by the same methods. Today we call them payday loans and day labor temp services.

This was in the 19.th century

its not possible here in india, here its 3 years jail for bonded labourers , every year brick manufacturers loose lakhs of rupees , because debtors dont return back to the same kiln

America was founded on slavery?? The whole world was using slavery at the time and China still does to this day

@@free_thinkerr Yes it happening in India. Just google: 10-12 hours of hard labour a day to earn Rs 100: Child labour thrives in the brick kilns of Rajasthan

Doesn't matter, they use the bricks for low quality walls...which is fine.

There's a lot of fine dust coming up when they load bricks on the transporting wheeled thing. Looks like these bricks are brittle.

yeah alot of them are crooked as hell

​@@jaym4577doesn't matter because they are going to be plastered over with sand and cement.

i wouldn't use them for anything structural. they would be acceptable for brick paths and low walls or outlining an area. which is probably what they're going for anyways.

Except it was not against his will I would bet.

These are modern slaves. They pick illiterate families who know fuck all about anything, tell them they are in debt and have to work it off and the now slave family keeps doing that forever, generation to generation. There is no need to pay them wages or anything, just tell them it's going off their debt and keep them in a hut at company premises and they will never get out of it. Because they are too uneducated to figure out if they are actually in debt, how much they are in debt, what are their other options or anything. Can you imagine any company wasting labor like that if they had to actually pay wages?

​@@machinesrus9212 why do you think all these people are working against their will?

⁠@@roryhennessey8836they’re in debt, they borrow money from the kiln owners in most cases it’s for medical bills. Then kiln owners won’t pay them enough to get out of their debt. Their children and even grand children will grow up only making bricks, without ever being able to go to school or anything.

Not all people are build for hard work.

Did the same, unloading brick kilns by hand was very hot and I didn't last long.

I had to search the channel to see if this was a joke or not. Now, thanks to you, I’m addicted to yet another channel! Lol

😢😅 1:05 😊

Filming slave labor makes good money on youtube.

They have been killed by all the sandals salesmen.

This video is from Pakistan not india

@@FiveG9 americans and europeans dont know the difference between pakistan, india, bangladesh, nepal. i used to be one of them, but i learned

'shit trailer' would be an appropriate nickname for that trailer 🤣

I'd take it over getting sulfer out of a volcanoe.

yeeee beautiful. kids stuck in hell instead of studying and having fun :)

Itu di sebut "pawon", tungku api tradisional khas jawa clasik. Yang di tambang tanah liat, di bentuk pawon.

I am from a third world country and the innovation i see here is better than in my country Cameroon.

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If you come to third world country labourer are much cheaper rather than use machine

This is was he is saying

What pay rates? These enterprises run on slavery. The slaves get a hut, enough food to not starve and a bullshit story on how they are still in debt and still have to keep working and how their kids are now old enough to carry bricks too.

Median age in Pakistan is 19! The huge supply of young workers seems to make human labor the cheapest alternative. Any form of worker safety is not necessary because there is a great number of replacement workers available. Overpopulation is a wicked bargain.

They use soap to add bubbles to the cement mortar mix, not concrete. The bricks are very light in weight after the cement cures. They use lightweight blocks for making homes and small structures that do not require tensile strength.

Vai na loja ver o preço exorbitante que vendem.

You can build them yourself, just use sheets of wood.

Pakistan

It doesn't harden instantly, they have time to smooth it out.

@@rickvaiBBB that doesn't answer my question at all. I"m not talking about the bricks of course.]

@@TizonaAmanthia I think it will harden when the housewifes use them as kitchen stoves.

@@petermages9482 I was thinking that but...like...WHAT IS it? *confused* it seems...mined, though, I'm sure if it was manmade they'd have peeled off the surface layer to make extraction easier...is just wierd. seems like it's be hecka brittle though...

@@TizonaAmanthia You are absolutely right!

And when are you going to realize that plants breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen? Without Carbon, all life you see on earth would cease to exist. We are all carbon-based lifeforms, anyone with a functioning brain would know that!

@@allegraperdicaro2038 Of course I know that. I certainly haven’t bought into the “man made climate change” farce. It was just a bit of tongue in cheek. If you tried to tell these people that the world is about to die because “the climate is changing” and they have to reduce their carbon footprint they’d think you are nuts… and rightly so.

Don’t forget the finely-divided asbestos fluff dumped into the mix at 17:08! The likelihood of that man developing either mesothelioma or asbestosis is higher than I care to think.

it's glassfiber@@newinfusion

​@@newinfusion I hope it isn't... hope its aluminium oxide powder. It forms the gas foam that you see coming out the other end. I'd still wear a mask though

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Do you think these men have an option if they want to put food on the table?

@@rickvaiBBB You have an excellent grasp of the obvious.

Send those children to jail for ruining the environment!