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Actually it's quite accurate. It appears that you have an extremely poor understanding of the history of slavery - limited the US only. It's universally under
by iamBevan 6y ago
Actually it's quite accurate.
It appears that you have an extremely poor understanding of the history of slavery - limited the US only.
It's universally understood that slavery was happening over 10,000 years before the US was even discovered.
The term "slave" even predates the discovery of the US by hundreds of years.
Slavery has manifested itself in many ways throughout history, I'm sure one could make an argument that this is some kind of modern day voluntary slavery.
- bckr 6y agoI question the validity of the phrase "voluntary slavery". I would also argue that the context (USA-based company labor dispute) is enough to anchor the term "slavery" to the very recent and very extreme United States enslavement of Africans. Using the term "chattel slavery" may be a serviceable method for communicating that you are not talking about "that slavery".