Of course, there are constant reports of dead or near dead Chinese who are being smuggled to America for money and for prostitution networks. In fact, the largest problem of white slavery smuggling in America is Asians smuggling Asians to America specifically for prostitution and low wage or no-wage jobs. But this White slave trade, as it is called, is not confined to smuggling of immigrants. In Atlanta, GA., police have gotten word of child prostitution that has been going on right under their noses. The number is so large, the Cox News Service reports, that police are organizing a special unit to deal with it.
Slave traders have little or no regard for the lives being ruined and the dreams that are killed.
Their only concern is their personal wealth at any cost to others. In this country, there is such a desire to prosper that there are, for many, no ethical limitations set on how wealth is acquired. Consequently, for too many, there are no boundaries that will not be breached to satisfy their desires. But, as a nation, we are too quick to accept the wealthy at face-value. Instead, we need to slow that quick acceptance and ask a few significant questions about their wealth, as Rev. Sullivan did to corporations investing in South Africa.