These people live in the same circumstances as many donors in Never Let Me Go and described in Engels' works. In my opinion the reason why all these groups are treated so badly is because people never like to know the truth behind what they love. You don't want to know that your shoes were put together by a kid in India who works for pennies a month. The people in the book don't want to know that someone died to donate an organ to them. And your bearers would not have wanted to know that people toil in squalor and in a state second only to slavery to make the fabrics for the clothes they wear. In short, by keeping the suffering and terrible situation of all these people in the shadows, only then will we be able to enjoy and use the products we are used to without hating ourselves for it. Thus ensuring that the people described in Never Let Me Go and Engels' The Condition of the Working Class in England, as well as those who toil in third world factories are forever but