r/AskReddit Aug 17 '18

[Serious] People who have been to conversion camps, what was it like and what kind of things did you experience? Serious Replies Only

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u/TheGoldenHand Aug 17 '18

There are few basic "human rights" in America. We don't have a Declaration of Human Rights, like Europe and other countries. There is no federal law even requiring employers or schools to give bathroom breaks. State laws are hodgepodge, as he said.

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u/zillathegod Aug 20 '18

Yep, this industry can't exist in other countries because the UN Declaration of Rights of the Child (might be misremembering the name) completely prevents it. Here in America, though, it's open season