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> (slavery, anyone?) It’s hard to take any comment seriously that tries to use “slavery” for situations where nobody is forced to do anything for anyone.
by Aurornis 1y ago
> (slavery, anyone?)
It’s hard to take any comment seriously that tries to use “slavery” for situations where nobody is forced to do anything for anyone.
- profsummergig 1y ago[flagged]
- Aurornis 1y agoAnyone comparing normal adulthood stuff to slavery needs to spend some time reading some history books.
- profsummergig 1y agoSo, no answer?
- raincole 1y agoAnyone who actually read some history books would know slavery was considered "normal stuff" until it wasn't.
- hennell 1y agoNot how the terms slavery and taxation are usually defined no. If you choose to reduce them to such a level you ignore all their differences and focus on some carefully termed similarities you could make the case they're the same for that specific definition I suppose.
- lm28469 1y agoNo we can't use such strong words here, theft is more appropriate