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The US Constitution, specifically the 13th amendment, allows: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party s
by cduzz 2mo ago
The US Constitution, specifically the 13th amendment, allows:
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall be duly convicted, shall exist within the United STates or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
So in fact, forced labor camps are totally legal and common in the United States. There are lots of private companies which operate these prison / factory systems and are quite profitable (unsurprisingly), such as NYSE:GEO.
All governments "redistribute wealth" friend, not just the left or right or up or down.
It all depends on which side of the bars you live on, amirite?
- forestrywat 2mo agoYou ain't disagreeing. Anyone who wants or engages in forced labor is fascist. Sounds like you found an example of that in the US. Yep. Many such cases.
- halfmatthalfcat 2mo agoDon't even need bars, "subsidies" are just another word for redistribution.
- rimunroe 2mo agoDo you think the left broadly supports prison labor or that carveout in the 13th Amendment? Personally I've never seen a leftist voice any feelings on them other than contempt.