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A former prisoner of a Chinese labor camp claims guards are forcing detainees to play online games as part of a huge money-making scam.
Liu Dali told The Guardian website that guards traded the credits inmates built up playing games such as World of Warcraft for money.
"The computers were never turned off."
"Prison bosses made more money forcing inmates to play games than they do forcing people to do manual labor," he said.
Originally posted by againuntodust
I bet this sounds like heaven to some of the extreme World of Warcraft addicts out there. I wonder what happens when Blizzard bans the accounts, do the inmates get punished? I've heard of "businesses" where people are hired to play games and farm gold or level characters for sale, but making people do it in labor camps is just ridiculous. I wonder if this is happening in America somewhere right now...
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Yes but there's a difference.
Originally posted by realitycheckmate
This is happening in America right now. If you play for money, you are playing for peanuts and change. You are already a slave but no ball and chain.
Originally posted by HomerinNC
Oh YES!!!! My kind of punishment!!!!