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People make that argument, but if you see how they act, they do not treat it like slavery outside of their arguments. To bring up another hot topic to show a c
by Lawtonfogle 12y ago
People make that argument, but if you see how they act, they do not treat it like slavery outside of their arguments.
To bring up another hot topic to show a comparison (because I am more familiar making this point with the other topic), look at a group of pro-life people who call abortion murder, yet do not react the same as if it were. They do not treat those who participate in abortion as child murderers, they do not go through the same extremes that people go through to stop child murder, they do not even fully support rhetoric to treat it like murder (those who seek to outlaw abortions almost never support it being treated as murder with the same penalties, including the doctor being charged similar to a hitman and the mother similar to someone who paid a hitman for a hit). Look how they will treat individuals who had abortions but then changed their view to pro-life compared to how they treat those who have committed acts such as legally murdering a child (or things of near the same nature).
Yes, they say it is murder, but the vast majority do not actually act as if it is.
In the same way, those who say economic coercion is slavery do not act as if they were slaves.