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>if you feel that letting people starve to death is a viable alternative (as you did in your earlier comment) isn't it how this works in principle for folks th
by scoobydoo123 10y ago
>if you feel that letting people starve to death is a viable alternative (as you did in your earlier comment)
isn't it how this works in principle for folks that are not imprisoned? (And no, I don't think this a viable alternative, although - nice job what you did here - well played).
- jacquesm 10y ago> isn't it how this works in principle for folks that are not imprisoned? No, it isn't that's when you go on welfare. > (And no, I don't think this a viable alternative, although - nice job what you did here - well played). I didn't 'play', you basically made a bunch of statements that are un-supportable.
- narrowrail 10y agoJust so you are aware, individual states have the right to prevent forced labor. For example, CO prevented forced labor in its constitution in the last election by a voter initiative.