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Considering that you are so pedantic about definitions, in which dictionary does "forced to stay" equal to "forced labor"? More generally your interpretation o
by cycomanic 3y ago
Considering that you are so pedantic about definitions, in which dictionary does "forced to stay" equal to "forced labor"?
More generally your interpretation of "forced" seems to be extremely narrow. How would you interpret a statement like "today at work I was forced to attend two completely useless meetings", which IMO is perfectly common use of the word "forced", but certainly does not imply that security was standing in front of the door monitoring who goes in and out.
- Kamq 3y ago> in which dictionary does "forced to stay" equal to "forced labor"? This was all in the context of a job, right? Forced to stay (at the job) means being forced to do the work, presumably. Which would be forced labor, no? Or did I misread this entire thread?