More than five million people are estimated to have died from violence, hunger and disease in wars in Congo since 1998. It is the deadliest conflict since World War Two.
—Reuters, November 17. 2012
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And to think that they all could have been working for nine cents an hour producing designer clothing.
Also, I have it on good authority that discussing the possibility that Anonymous members hacked into Ohio’s voting machines and built a firewall to prevent Republicans from falsifying the vote in that state, is now a bannable offense on Daily Kos. Just sayin’
Your authority, alas, is not so good: your recounting is not accurate.