Volkswagen Company is pure evil | Modern Day Concentration Camps

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Being a company that started under the Nazi regime and used 15000 slave Jews as a free workforce, one would think Volkswagen would be regretful and distance its self from the past and never want to be associated to a concentration camp again.

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Quite the opposite is true.

Not only did they downplay their past saying they treated their slaves well, but also continued having slaves and concentration camps in Brasil and China.

I wanted to give you the original Washington post article about the Volkswagen production in China but it appears to have already gotten censored under Chinese pressure. So I could only give you the German news article, and the Washington Post article I translated into German (be gentle with your criticism about my poor German).

Here is new footage of a different concentration camp in China:

People sleep under their work benches, are tortured, and I would not be calling it concentration camps if it didnt also have all that organized killing (for organs). Falun Gong prisoners have regular blood tests until one day people of one blood group are rounded up and brought to the hospital as supply for China's organ market at an estimated rate of 72 000 organs per year (the official organ transplant rate is at 15 000).

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How dare they pose with their cars in front of the refugee life jacket art work of Ai Weiwei, when they them self are the ones refugees flee from.

This has been going on since 1999 and censorship like the one in the Washington post is an example of what allows it to go on. Think twice before next time when you have the choice between being a Chinese good or a local good. The Chinese good might come from a concentration camp.
I surely will never buy a Volkswagen.