[mainframed]

> Is it possible that you actually don't comprehend the ramifications of eternal human labor trafficking?

Probably not. I don't even know what it means/you mean.

[OO000oo]

When rich nations destabilize poor nations and incentivize cheap labor to migrate to the rich nation.

[t43562]

Poor nations are exceptionally good at destabilising themselves - as a person from one of them. The idea that they are getting mistreated would be music to the ears of our ruling elites - perhaps hinting that they might get their "virtual slaves" back from Europe.

[zymhan]

You might get more traction calling it "brain drain", since that's the more common term in at least the US.

[ajmurmann]

Is it "brain drain" when it's "cheap labor" that's moving, as claimed by the parent comment?

Regardless, doesn't matter, since their entire point is based on a very flawed and naive idea of economic development.