'Private prison' a shame on US

Reports say that in the US there are over 200 private prisons, with more than 120,000 prisoners inside, which pay larges sums of money to the government every year.

The private prison owners are not charities. By doing so they mean to let prisoners work and make them money.

In order to get more "customers", they reportedly even bribe judges and put innocents into prisons.

Who dare believe it happens in the 21st century, in the World's most powerful country?

Now we know why they slander Xinjiang cotton as "forced labor". In their country such things really happen.

And they have a long history of slavery, from the African slaves to the prisoners today.

Some US politicians are constantly talking about human rights in other countries. Please shut up, and look at yourselves.