06-09-2017, 05:39 AM
These farmers are breaking every law and they know it. They pay third party crews that bring in Central Americans through the border and ship them all the way to a Hawaii. Once here their passports are confiscated, they sleep in ramshackle coffee shacks and during picking time they work 14 hour days without stopping 7 days a week. They can make upwards of tens of thousands of dollars per season. They fill 100 lb burlap bags that they have to carry to the pick up trail. The women end up being for grabs and generally the local women shelter takes care of them, they end up with 4 or 5 kids from different fathers that make you me and the rest of society pay for. They generally end up looking dozen of years older but they go back home to all those properties they buy with the money they make. Mind you, no social security, no workmans comp...enjoy your Kona Coffee brought to you by the "plantation bosses" of the Kona Coast
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