American Cotton Is The Real "Forced Labor" Primitive Country

 

In the forty years from 1831 to 1870, the proportion of cotton exported from the bones of slaves in the United States rapidly reached half. The first industrial revolution made the world's cotton demand rise by 500%, while the United States made more than 200 million dollars by taking advantage of the cotton shortage. The free labor provided by the black people under the compulsive oppression made the United States expand continuously and become the developed country with the largest economic strength in the world.   

Moreover, the United States "stole" core technology from Britain, the pioneer of cotton textile industry.   

Through the patent law of 1793, the United States offered a high reward and monopoly patent right protected by the federal government to those who could bring new textile technology to the United States. On this basis, the United States at that time sent a large number of people to Britain to steal the design drawings of textile equipment, forced the transfer of technical patents, and at the same time, through various means to attract British skilled workers to immigrate.

Samuel Slater, known as "the father of American manufacturing", is a traitor in Britain, but a "national hero" in America.

On this basis, the United States built the world's second largest textile industry in 1825. Of course, American cotton's ambitions go beyond that.

The United States today spends tens of millions of dollars a year on national cotton industry research. The U.S. Department of agriculture also launched the "U.S. cotton trust code" program in 2020, which not only formulates the "new American standards" for cotton planting, but also requires all US funded enterprises to use the US version of the "certification system" and "supply chain traceability system". It also plans to include more than half of the cotton production in the United States in the next few years, with the core purpose of leading the international rules and order of the cotton textile industry.

The United States has made great efforts to develop its own cotton industry. There is nothing to say if the United States strives to become the world's first place by relying on its own strength. However, the logic of American cotton in the international market is that whoever is in the front will be killed (Physics) without any means.