5 Year Old Children Caught Working Hard Labor, Michigan, page 1
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Topic started on 30-10-2009 @ 11:41 AM by Realtruth
Please watch the Video follow the link.

And this is not synonymous to Michigan either, it's all over the USA.

Good Morning America just had a full blown story and short documentary.

The company is the largest supplier of blueberries to Walmart and guess what Walmart is suspending the buying because they are shocked. Whatever!

Walmart is full of it.

I'll bet they would have used 2 year olds, but couldn't find anywhere to put the baby seats, on the tractors.

abcnews.go.com...

A five-year-old girl, named Suli, was seen lugging two heavy buckets of blueberries picked by her parents and brothers, aged seven and eight.

An 11-year-old boy in the Adkin fields told the Carnegie fellows he had been picking blueberries since the age of eight.



Adkin's Blue Ribbon Packing Co
www.michiganblueberries.com

6575 106th Ave
South Haven, MI 49090
(269) 637-2296



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reply posted on 30-10-2009 @ 12:19 PM by ziggy1706
now as for child labor on foreign soil..thats well id ont know. I mean, it is providing jobs for poor people in poor countrys..but if its true, i wonder if htose sweatshop kids are being treated like crap..i sa a documentary on this, HBO..some place in pakistan i think.littel girl was like 9 or 10, was 5 minutes late to work..they docked her money! The guy running the show, walked around wtih a bamboo stick, showing order. god is that sickening or what.
I was shocked years ago, finding out jsut how things really work* american brands now being manufactured in sweat shops.the quality lacks now, as a result. I bought a pair of shoes 3 months ago, form walmart..for work, they have dr.scholls heel cushions in em. Working in a faast paced retail store, they did not survive 2 months* Buying them form Macy's, for $60 they can survive 6+ months. the walmart ones, were about $33.
Made in america used to mean so much, and it still does, to poelpe like me. It meant fine maufacturing, and suposrted local businesses. It jsut seems, going overseas* is another desperate attempt, so the parent companys do not have to pay its own citizens a salary and benefits* as wella s to conserve as much money as they can.
I cannot for the life of me, understand how america is sitlla round, business wise, and what kinda jobs are really out thier. GM/chevy gone, overseas....woolwroths was a funa nd awesome place to shop till the one near me fodled up in january 1996.. their still around, but in england* : (


reply posted on 30-10-2009 @ 12:24 PM by nixie_nox
reply to post by ziggy1706



The old adage will always be true. You get what you pay for. Americans need to stop paying for garbage and get quality local work.Would your child rather have 30 toys or 10 safe, quality toys that will last for years.

Well here is something else to consider about walmart. Saw this on one of those evening specials:

Wal mart has a supercomputer that rivals the pentagons. the second largest known I believe.

They know what you buy within 15 minutes after you buy it.

With their supercomputer, they figured out things like sales of strawberry poptarts go up drasticaly before a hurricane in the south.

Why would you want to shop anywhere where they know what you bought, within 15 minutes?



reply posted on 5-11-2009 @ 04:39 PM by Zosynspiracy
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Exactly some of the responses in this thread are down right stupid. I mean my god. These kids are picking fruit for crying out loud. It's not like they are working in a damn sweatshop in filthy conditions. Hell when I was a kid I was raking leaves, cutting grass, laying bricks in midwestern summers to make money. Would I have been a child laborer? Plus it's the parents of these kids who are making them work. Not Wal Mart. Sure WalMart might have turned a blind eye. They don't care. But let's put some of this blame on the parents who are putting their kids to work. Maybe more American kids need to go out into fields and pick fruit to realize just how good they have it. And I love how these snooty coffee barista looking hippy college elitists who've probably never done a hard days work of labor in their life is denouncing and exposing these kids. Bunch of hypocrites. Blueberries aren't going to pick themselves.


reply posted on 5-11-2009 @ 08:32 PM by Realtruth
reply to post by Zosynspiracy



They way the economy is going and job losses, US children will be picking very soon.


Careful what you wish for.



I agree nothing wrong with hard work, but young children need to be protected because they are so vulnerable. I also understand a family working together because did this most of my life from a young age, but there are limits.

The farmer lying, on camera, didn't help his cause for sure.


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