Whether you like it or not, this has everything to do with the Libyan people. It's the Libyan people who are allowing this. Secondly, you're not an 'African'. You don't have the perspective that they have.
Slavers in the American south also thought there were 'no problems' because they claimed their slaves were 'happy'. That entire line of thinking is bullshit. Unless you come from the population that's affected, you will never have any idea what it's like to be on the receiving end of such monstrous behavior. So please, keep the 'We're all happy and get along just fine' nonsense to yourself.
Right. So because some migrant couldn't quite recall all the details to the exact letter of his enslavement, the entire thing must be exaggerated, in spite of the fact that there have been reports of migrant slave markets in Libya for years, which have recently been confirmed with a released video. Ok.
...Seriously?? Ever hear the phrase 'laugh to keep from crying?'
Clearly, some Libyans are happy with it, because if they weren't it wouldn't happen.
So you consider your conspiracy theory plausible, but the actual evidence of slave markets in your country 'exaggerated'?
Dude look, I understand you're embarrassed that your country has been exposed as a racist hellhole having open slave markets in the 21st century and that you're trying to soften the blow, but this entire post is garbage.
No, it doesn't mean that we allow it, because this is a news for us, as same as everyone.
Our country is in a chaos right now, the Libyans themselves are not feeling safe about their own security. However, of course, some of them are happy but those are the gangs who do such things.
I'm talking about the workers, whom I said that the locals are living quite well with them, this is something I have seen myself. On the other hand, the locals don't interact with the African immigrants, because you never see them across the cities, they either succeed in their journey to the illegal ports to travel to Europe or fell into the hand of the weak government or mostly in the hands of the militias.
you don't know how hard to live in Libya right now, so please don't tell me that we are happy with this inhuman behaviors, while our children also regularly being kidnapped by those militias and being killed even after their parents pay the huge ransom.
Don't try to make us less human than the rest of the world just because an auction happens in dark places that needed an investigation report from the CNN to show it to the world, the shock hit us first as Libyans.
Don't make this appear as if there are slave markets in the city center where the slaves being sold as if they were cow meat, no there isn't, and no one knows where are these auctions occur.
Don't try to make this look as a policy of Libya, because we have a weak government and a suffering people who cannot even defend themselves.
Don't try to make this not exaggerated because here is an
Example from the CNN.
Also, about what you name it "a conspiracy theory" how about you read this
Link
I think your post is the garbage because you are trying to make this appears as if it was the fault of the people of Libya and makes it appear as if we actually have these markets in public and we know about them, dammit, man, we even did have a black prime minister who was born in Nigeria, so please don't try to make us look as racists. However, this is not comparable to what happened in the US because that was a state policy and it was something declared in public and there were legal slave markets, but in Libya no such thing applicable, If you watched the full reportage of the CNN you will notice that this was an auction held very secretly and ended very quickly, and no one except a "contact" did know about the place, so never accuse the people of Libya of such horrible things, We Are Not OK With It, We Will Fight It.
