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   From: erj66@xs4all.nl   
      
   On 26-11-2003 23:36, in article RV9xb.501550$pl3.136732@pd7tw3no, "D E M I   
   G O D" <"D E M I    G O D  "@SHAW.CA> wrote:   
      
   > Main changes that follow, of course, would be an elimination of   
   > the incarceration industry in US, together with its highly   
   > controversial to Human Rights - and globally abolished long ago -   
   > perpetuation of unfair exploitation of slave labor of prisoners,   
   > as well as many other forms of slavery.   
      
   Actually the Netherlands has prison industry at substandard wages, so it   
   hasn't been abolished. Not that I support it mind you.   
      
   I think there is a lot of it in the far east, especially China.   
      
   EJ   
      
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