這些人平常口沫橫飛,上知天文下知地理

怎麼現在連游泳也不會了,看是要往東游

還是往西游,再不然往南游到澳洲,你也可以大聲說

我不是台灣人,更不是中國大陸人,豈不暢快

所以這案件破了?

販賣人口本身就是"犯罪"
在美國? 那奴役該名受害者的富有家庭也會被重判

希望該名女子能回台指認生母
這種"窮兇惡極"的販兒女應該受到制裁

不知那個家庭判了幾年.

另外,這樣會被趕出美國嗎?

原始CNN新聞網址，附影片：

http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.c...stic-servitude/

(CNN) – One was sold by her impoverished parents, the other willingly left her family to become a nanny. But both found years of their lives turned to domestic servitude before finally finding freedom.

CNN's Martin Savidge tells the story of Isabel. Her mother sold her into slavery at around age 7 to a Taiwanese family who later moved to the United States in an upscale southern California neighborhood.

So as other children went to school, Isabel cooked and cleaned. Her bedroom was the garage, her bed the floor. Her food - whatever the family didn't want, often spoiled or soured. And there were the beatings, she says, often with a spatula and once, when her owner accused her of drinking a cup of tea, a toilet bowl brush.

Isabel finally met someone who helped her escape and is now in her 20s and trying to learn what many her age have already mastered: driving a car, ordering at a restaurant, understanding money. No criminal charges were brought against the family who brought Isabel to the U.S. from Taiwan. But she has settled a civil lawsuit with that family and is no longer in touch with them.

最近看到一些國共歷史,我都覺得要是我在1949年,大概也會跟著共黨打國民黨吧

這家人真爽......

這是人的問題..........

說的好像做好事樹菊姨等人都是這種人一樣.....

別一竿子打翻一條船啊。

這什麼鬼邏輯？

怎麼不是檢討為什麼會發生這一切，而是叫人滾出去？


這種可笑的思考模式還真不常見呢。

不曉得犯罪嫌疑人有沒有美國護照？