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Yes, exactly! And the presence of a choice in labor doesn’t change the fact that they’re slaves.
by mulmen 2y ago
Yes, exactly! And the presence of a choice in labor doesn’t change the fact that they’re slaves.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoWhat's your definition of slave? Are you saying that they are slaves no matter what? What would make them not slaves? Are you opposed to all punishments of any sort?
- mulmen 2y ago> What's your definition of slave? A person who is forced to do work. > Are you saying that they are slaves no matter what? They are slaves as long as they are forced to work. > What would make them not slaves? Not being forced to work. > Are you opposed to all punishments of any sort? I have no idea where you got this impression. If you need it spelled out then no, I am not opposed to all forms of punishment.
- xeromal 2y agoIt sounds like you'd consider volunteers as slaves then.
- mulmen 2y agoVolunteers aren’t forced to work so no, they aren’t slaves.