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Obviously 'forced' here means 'take the job or lose your unemployment benefits, not 'take the job or be arrested/die/...'. Nothing like slavery.
by efdee 5y ago
Obviously 'forced' here means 'take the job or lose your unemployment benefits, not 'take the job or be arrested/die/...'. Nothing like slavery.
- thomastjeffery 5y ago...nothing like slavery I mean, sure it's better, but I'm not convinced it's nothing like slavery. I definitely wouldn't call it liberty.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Obviously 'forced' here means 'take the job or lose your unemployment benefits, not 'take the job or be arrested/die/...'. Nothing like slavery. Yeah, fortunately, we live in a system where the necessities of life are provided universally free of charge or condition, so that losing one’s income stream has no impact on access to those necessities.