I lived in Dubai for 5 years and was taught and told by many that the government was not in with it. The Kafala system is all over the Middle East, not (just?) Dubai.

they do know about it but there's not much they can do, honestly. There are laws against it but they don't have the people to check constantly on big businesses and construction sites to make sure everything's legal.
And people have the money and the means to make people believe that things are 100% legal and ok, whether that's bribing people who come to check, or bribing (or threatening) labour workers to lie and pretend they're doing swell.
Everybody knows it's a problem and the gov really does try, but there's not a lot they can do.

fair enough

it's not everyone in Dubai though that does that, yecharon. It's mostly big name companies, like construction companies.

Makes sense lol

Sorry I typed those one after another so your comment didn't show until I refreshed the page

The guest

The royal family is chill as fuck though guys they've done a lot of good stuff for the community they don't like sit around and 'literally force labour workers into slavery' and shit I assure you

I'm 98% sure you never have. Let me tell you: the conditions can be bad, yes, but THATS under companies. It's not the sheikh's fault, nor his family's. Please shut the fuck up and educate yourself

Guest have you been to Dubai or spoken to a labour worker

Robot-dinosaur-potted plant-mobiles are pets too

Don't take it for granted

It doesn't need to be, it can withstand up to 1000 degrees C. If stored at room temp it will last however many billions of years

So smol!

No clue but I want in

Fair enough, I recognize and understand your point

Some people may not be accustomed to using it though, too

I think it would be difficult to push a full shopping cart across a parking lot with only one flesh hand and a prosthetic but that's just me