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For this comparison to make sense, the slave would have to sell themselves. Which is a very different conversation from what is commonly understood as slavery.
by slily 3y ago
For this comparison to make sense, the slave would have to sell themselves. Which is a very different conversation from what is commonly understood as slavery.
- sobkas 3y ago> For this comparison to make sense, the slave would have to sell themselves. Which is a very different conversation from what is commonly understood as slavery. Slavery is when human beings are property, I don't know from where you get your "commonly understood" part, but it's not so common as you want other to believe.