Pity it won't change a thing, awareness and action are two different things, not a single act of responsibility of the corporate fat cats that are the true cause of the exploitation. Luckily we will still have a GoodYear so stay warm this winter and replace your Firestones.

How is it motivating? His suffering continues. He keeps being expolited by billionaires. It should make you angry. What can he do with attention. will attention stop poverty

sadly, this practice is very common in South East Asia. Rubber, Palm, Coal, Nickel, Gold, you name it. Government doesn't care whose land it is as long as they get obscene fees.

@@yotsugiononoki2842 Nope! Sure wouldn’t! It’s called Faith without works is dead!

@@yotsugiononoki2842 no but its a step in the right direction. Just by these videos alone i find myself visiting these places in other countries dummy and ik others like me exist. My point is, awareness brings out the ppl who care

I hate America

Not sad enough for you to move off the grid and stop funding the companies

@@Sandlin22 that’s impossible almost all land is owned and any that is not is extremely expensive

They know what's going on they just don't have the power to stop it

@@bruhWTH43 if they can then how come it's not happening? Obviously something's stopping them to getting their land back... Those people need help... I have never understood all that come in and take people's land that was there before you type shit.... And the government needs the money because it's a poor country so they go right along with the fuckery it's a mess

Nhà nước Campuchia bán thì hagl mua, vc quái gì lại đổ tội cho công ty?:))

Vietnamese-American here. I know very little about my parents' country other than war, corruption, and talented artists selling to international audiences via the internet. How sad that this Vietnamese company, along with many others and the Cambodian government, aided in stealing and taking advantage of others' land and sacred places, all for the sake of profit... It's very despair-inducing.

as a cambodian this not your fault this is their fault and hopefully the company will get paid for what they had done.

@@sarcosmic6982 your family was blessed by our lord and so He brought you guys to America. No business will ever be morally intact. Noone is morally intact without Godhead, that is YHVH our Father in heaven

That's all big companies in general, because if they didn't do it,their competitor will.

You're Cambodian? Why so many child hookers and cat eaters?

Can't expect anything from a useless communist govt..

It’s alway their own that are harming them smh

Yeah, don't want to spend too much time thinking about what greed is doing to vulnerable people around the world.

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Definitely But the fault lies with the Government since they're the ones who allowed for companies to take priority over their own people in the first place. Foreign companies mind you, not even local business.

Crime is determined by the government and the government is run by the companies

vietnam be like that though ahah

It's not the companies it's the gov

@@mrrinkable yes ik, i was just making fun of my own country dont worry. im 100% vietnamese

Large plantations can also ruin natural agriculture and soil the people should be compensated.

As a Thai person, the government policy of promoting rubber trees is incredibly stupid. It started more than a decade ago when the rubber price was high, so the gov encourages/subsidize people to grow rubber. The problem is that Thailand is not the only place catching on to this high price and other countries did the same (welcome to basic economics). So by the time the rubber tree is ready to be harvested, the rubber price plummeted due to the huge supply for china/Indonesia/etc.

So is happening in Guatemala 🙁

People should just use the oil they get from animal fats that they usually throw away. I say that could really reduce how much other cooking oils we use.

@@Mryodamiles Very interesting! thanks for the input!

Exactly what I thought so also, why blame the companies but not their own government who sold its own people out

I mean I’d probably think of the Cambodian government as a lesser evil than said companies.

If you ever use a condom, rubber gloves, or bought a car. You are just as much at fault.

If they want to continue reporting then that topic is off limits.

Cambodia is what it is today thanks to tons of US bombs dropped and even US supporting of genocidal Polpot regime.

What's worse is these companies may resort to salting the land in spite before returning it to them.

Not quite

Ita not ur country fault, its cambodia goverment fault

My guy u are one odd vietnamese

While I also find it difficult to hear about other Viets treating people in such a manner, just remember that this is how capitalism works. And capitalism doesn't care about race: it is driven by profits. If it wasn't a Vietnamese-based company doing this, it would be another company that the Cambodian government has sold away their citizen's lands to. On the one hand, you can't run build infrastructure if the only tax you collect are from farmers. You need more revenue to modernize the country. On the other hand, selling your country's natural resources to a foreign corporation doesn't ensure that the wealth is redistributed to your own country. It's a similar story with African countries: they can't seem to keep the the profits at home: they cater to outside companies who want to milk the resources.

I thought Hoang Anh Gia Lai only did real estate... but this shows that farmland is real estate too. Just like Bill Gates who bought a ton of farmland in the US. That's where the money is now.

@@Dayvit78 HAGL đầu tư đa ngành, cứ ngành thấy thuận lợi đổ tiền không phải tự nhiên nó là công ty tỉ đô

$50 can get you a lot of things there

@@jaybutnotreally That’s partially correct to me. Through trade, $50 is likely worth a lot more in small villages

@@averageforzaplayer1048 considering the amount of land they stole from the people, it would have valued so much more than 50$

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@@averageforzaplayer1048 That's not enough to compensate for the land lost - the lost income from farmland. Sure you can buy food for $50, but you can't build a house, and it wouldn't even cover fertilizer on the smaller land for a year.

Sadly, this is exactly what's been happening in Laos. Khmu people in laos are the Indigenous people of Laos. But they lost their way of living with nature now everywhere in Laos is rubber plantations. Too many land grab and corruption in Laos is heart breaking.

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Asian country is like one bad people rule amount of good people and european country is like one good people lead amount of bad people..There always good people fight back bad people

Animals? I assume that was a mistake

@@orionfernandes4587 Yes, animals - the man that has only two cows left stated that there is not enough grass left on his land for the cows to graze on, but plenty of grass in the land that was taken from them.

@@elainec5801 You can always feed the cow fodder

so you are a investor in HAGL, mentioned here?

Everyone using a monitor or smart device to leave comments should know the true cost of the conflict minerals and slavery used to mine them.

@@Sandlin22 haha I paid my fee too lol what else they got coming out next

What are you talking about? Rubber is a commodity. There is no "this rubber" or "that rubber." It all gets put together like oil. You can't say "don't buy Russian oil" because then someone else buys it and you buy the oil that other person bought before. Stop thinking in terms of brands.

Yang di Indonesia ini tanahnya di curi juga gak? Soalnyakan disini di curi HAGL

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the world bank is the one messing with the endigenous people…. you want people to get out of poverty but their hidden agenda is to make corrupt companies and politicians wallet fat!!

Curruption and dictatorships

Straight up. Sneaker heads look even more stupid to me now lol.

How about a shift of thinking: what is it that actually fulfills me with sustainable satisfaction? It's connection to nature, my body, and to the hearts of other people.

Look at the device you used to type this

Respect to you all its the little things but not everyone can see that I'm not mad at them ignorance is bliss am I kind of jealous of that

It's so sad.

That just how it is, nature is a pyramid scheme. If you look at the food chain for example, it always form a pyramid. Where the strongest apex predators are the smallest population yet sit at the top.

You mean 'sacred' instead of 'secret' land.

@@samwinchester7844 yes Thank you!!! I hate autocorrect

That's just how brown people and balck people are. Very grateful with mother earth.

Even so, these companies would suffer serious consequences if they damaged cemeteries back at their own countries. These companies don’t operate with a shed of morality - they’ll abuse any opportunity they come across.

@@newmind4850 It does not have to do with the color of someone's skin many people from many backgrounds and cultures have a deep love for Mother Earth.

You are so full of BS! So if a Indigenous group made a claim your home is on sacred ground you'd just leave? If you say yes then you're a liar, if you say no then shut it.

@zee why need a Job, when U can just farm and harvest your own food, as they did for generations. oh wait they cannot be independant cause they have no land!!

@zee Sure that is an argument to force Someone into capitalism, to just take their Land, to be an Underpaid employee under harsh conditions, Yeah right Dude.

@zee say that to the grandchildren's burial site who just got mawed over, dying the way you want to is better than to be forced, of course Statistics say that, but did you not see the Video? Did they get employed from that Vietnamese Company? No, will they get employed when they have to get into City? Probably a really low paid Job that gives you enough to survive but enough to live. You cannot decide how other have to live, it may be the statistically right thing to do but so highly unethical that i wanna puke.

@zee yet they got their acres of land taken away for $50. You can stop defending them now.

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Anh ơi, dịch tiếng Việt dùm em nghe với. Em nghe mà không hiểu gì. Em.cảm ơn anh Huy Vu

Hagl might not be the most ethical company but the cambodia government is just as fault. We don’t know what is going on behind close door, the cambodia government might just claim its government land. Im sure hagl doesn’t just go to cambodia and clear out the land without the cambodia government’s permission

@@trankhai5107 bài này theo mình biết đang nói về việc tạo ra các nông trường cao su. Sự hợp tác giữa HAGL và cp Campuchia đẩy người dân dẫn đến mất ruộng.

báo chí Việt Nam cần nhảy vào làm rõ việc này, HAGL, Thaco kinh doanh phi đạo đức thế này sao?

It's about 50/50

I like Nascar hopefully I could go again to see one next year.

Most tires are made from synthetic rubber (petroleum-based). This is especially true in western countries. High-performance tires used in these races are for sure synthetic rubber. Very unlikely to see natural rubber.

Not taking shortcuts costs money. You wouldn't like the cost of living without the innumerable shortcuts we take.

@@Mryodamiles i literally make rubber for tires as a living and we use more natural rubber than we do synthetic rubber, most of the poundage comes from natural rubber.

I don't think the vegetables will have enough sunlight because the dense canopy.

@@sekar9901 my family owns rubber plantation, inter cropping in rubber plantation is common. There are plants and vegetables that grow well in rubber plantation and they do aid each other's growth.

Is the soil good enough to grow vegetables?

@@chillidog1239 i dont remember correctly, but rubber tree releases nitrate or something in to soil which is used by vegetables grown in this inter cropping. Rubber tree is grown in parallel lines with significant gap, this gap is used for inter cropping. And it's a profitable business, even if one doesn't own rubber plantation, the charge to be paid for tapping each tree is a great margin.

@@gokuljosh1186 Thanks for the reply, really helpful :)

Indeed as you said. But one of the problems is right in the footage. He mentioned it, those graveyards... The grave of his son, his parents, brothers and sisters. Unlike us, they buried the passed in their land, and cant move them due to religious reason. So they cant just leave...

@@odinrothschild4249 Great point

Thanks to capitalism

@@_S._S._ but we're not a capitalist country, we're socialist. Greed doesn't care about your political party, as long as there's money to make, people will do it.

@@lordheadass8310 you may be socialist but the trade world runs on capitalism. Socialists are just working for capitalists most times. Capitalism isn't politics, it's just a way that business is done.

@@_S._S._ that's where you wrong kiddo, socialist regulate the essential goods like water, electricity, internet, basic food products...etc... to prevent capitalism from controling their prices. Aside from those, business owner are free to take part in any form of market place or economic system they want. It doesn't work for capitalism, it works alongside it and most of the time, to prevent capitalism corruption. And it's not "just a way that business is done, that's just the surface lv of explantion so people don't think about it too much, it is a form of politics since it is used as a tool to control working class for years on ends, most western countries should know this by now, literally just look at any western company ever, how the only thing matter is the annual growth and bonuses, human rights and benefits be damn. Politician can't help with that matter because they're in on the fxcking thing, the economy became so dependent on it that the country can not pull away despite the economy is collapsing into itself under its own weight of the always increasing lv of expectation for more growth.

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This shows the lack of education of the people and the greed of the government. The people should have been told to get titles for their land from the government then lease to the companies and pay tax to the government. But the government essentially grabbed the land and leased it themselves. They do not know what destruction they’re doing to the indigenous people. Story of Asia and Africa. 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

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It's not the government or corporation but it's man's insatiable greed.

no it's not govt or corporations, they are doing what people want. It's the insatiable need for more and more consumer goods.

they likely would not have given up all their land even to lease. that would make them unable to do all of the things they have always done with the remainder of the land, and would also still completely devastate the landscape

You will too people rely on products

Not true, in many places more is being grown with less land. It's just that these places don't have the latest in agriculture technology and techniques.

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i rather say bamboozled since he took the cash.

We need to restore Cambodia back to its former glory D:

u must've really been sleep. here, king- take this L.

The government has no real power to dealt with the lawlessness of such peoples, they refused to pay taxes and registered the land despite continuously leeching off governmental aid refusing education and rampant boycott of family planning, why does the men in the documentary has no paperwork for "his" land when everyone else around him did? They cant just assumed that the forest will endlessly replenish for their endless population growth, that food aid, medical attention and road building is "government's duty". And as you can see, when all the local developers has been "protested and kicked out" by bigoted nationalism, white peoples came in, Thaco corps can now squeeze out the lands with cheap prices and all the goodness NGOs disappeared into thin air, with not a single complaint since 2019, IDI committee now suddenly became "unable to help".

@@bachvandals3259 i am from indonesia, our family has 3 ha rubber plant all have paper, we are know tires is very expensive, do you know rubber is cheap, here is just 0.5 dollar

@@mr.cc97 white mens smiling on ours suffering to fill their own pockets.

@@bachvandals3259 nah itsnot about whiteman but our businessman, who offer cheap price

and your point is ?

@@povpooh I was confused as to how they didn’t just own their own land already or as to why the Government had the power to just overrule local communities in how land is used because in the US where I’m from, land is either privately owned by an individual, or publicly owned by the local community, both statuses which are protected by the principle of “eminent domain” which prevents the higher levels of government(both federal, state, and local) from just doing anything they want without your consent.

@@genghiskhan6809 okay and could you elaborate on why you said “then I remembered Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge”?

@@povpooh No reason further than I wanted to type out an “oh yeah” moment I had when watching the video.

Yeah then don't use any rubber lol

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Why do you have to give back stolen things? In case a thing that people literally need in order to feed themselves. I think the answer is pretty obvious.

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Did you notice the date this video was posted?

More views and less people driving and wasting precious resources.

Not true. The plantations don't have good soil so the soil doesn't absorb as much water as typical rainforest soil would during rainy season, ergo, causing flash floods in area of plantations.

It's best your old tires go for energy production like in cement plants.

Tires are more than just rubber, it’s also steel for the belting. The rubber is heated with additives so it can resist heat and friction. Lots of used tires go to cement factories as well as asphalt companies since the molten rubber makes a great binder

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Precisely! And how beautiful it is for our corporate overlords that they are not bound to the fate of any particular nation. Workers demand more? They move. The land is devastated? There are still countries left to ravage. Hiding their intentions behind hollow phrases of liberalism and freedom. Freedom to exploit those who can't defend themselves

Hi there, I'm a Vietnamese and believe me, I can totally understand your feeling as my country has been invaded for thousands of years untill today by China, France, the US, you name it. So as a matter of fact, if you look at any other countries you'll see the same thing. Invasion has been inevitable through human cillization. That said, I do not say that VN is doing that sort of thing in your country. I'm just talking about mutual interests here. Historically speaking, there were fights and also assistance in both country. Today, things keep going on. If you truely desire to strengthen Cambodia, then study, work and contribute more to your country, it's the only way.

@@thucaoinh8451 I respect your opinion. That is not your fault but my government.

I'm sorry to hear that. I thought company's my country will help people get a lot of jobs before watching this video :((. HAGL is bad corporation in VN