This phenomenon of migrant labour I think people in Europe tend to think with a sort of fortress mentality that all these migrant workers are wanting to come here, particularly those on the right, and they do not make that connection on the right with the fact that actually exploitative wages drive migration, they do still need real people.
Although Bobby feels Scotty's Web site is exploitative, he has no problem with the fact that this film will make Bob Crane notorious for being a sex fiend.
How can India talk about mining Mars when the fact is that it depends on exploitative foreign companies to mine its own real estate on Earth for minerals in the first place?
My resistance has been due to the fact that it has always seemed slightly exploitative to me.
Compounding this is the fact that migrants are indeed desperate to work, which perpetuates exploitative conditions and empowers countries such as Saudi Arabia to ban Indonesian and Filipina maids from working in the kingdom after their countries imposed certain hiring conditions.
They were there to mark the publication of a report by Unite the Union, which aims to highlight the fact that working in London's hotels is some sort of Dubai-style stressful, exploitative nightmare.
Its author, Natalie X Baker, called it "well-meaning but it feels exploitative" and wrote that while the stories told were powerful, "their impact is constantly being interrupted by the statistics sprinkled throughout and the fact that the voices telling their life stories are not their own".
To put it another way, the fact that users are de facto involved in barter with Google, trading privacy for individual tools, should tell you this is an exploitative situation.
Obviously, the fact that most of these guys are African immigrants who may or may not be at the mercy of some kind of despicable, Costa del Crime Mr Big figure adds a sad, exploitative feel to such happenings.
Lost amid some of the glowing industry assessments of last summer's "Jurassic World" was the fact that it was a thoroughly dreadful movie — joyless, cynical and quite possibly evil in the way it seemed to herald an entire wave of exploitative remember-the-'90s sequels that are doubtless headed our way.
