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[-]RickSanchez4(+3|0)

I would enslave zero people. I don't believe in slavery, even if I were paid for it.

[-]pumpkin4(+3|0)

My great great great great grandparents had slaves and were rather salty about having to pay them for the first time in December 1865. Some of their descendants want Trump to bring back slavery. Personally, I would spend my billions on super model slaves and give them $millions to live on my Hawaiian island, Lānaʻi.

[-]Tom_Bombadil3(+2|0)

Personally, I would spend my billions on super model slaves and give them $millions to live on my Hawaiian island, Lāna'i.

That's actually what the bankster slavers did to America.. They kept their moneyed slaves wealthy, so they'd maintain control of the other slaves.

"There are none so helplessly enslaved, than those who falsely believe themselves free." -Faust

[-]HiddenFox2(+1|0)

"There are none so helplessly enslaved, than those who falsely believe themselves free." -Faust

Faust you say, I could of swore that was a quote of Visa/Mastercard.

[-]Tom_Bombadil1(0|0)

Visa and mastercard are similar, as they create opportunities for financial bondage.

The two methods of coersion are force, and debt.

[-]pumpkin1(0|0)

That's such an interesting quote, about a chemical experiment that results in a tragic tale of personal relationships that involve a conflict between passion and reason. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elective_Affinities

[-]Tom_Bombadil1(0|0)

If you're a married Citizen with children, and you get divorced...

The judges get to decide who gets the children, and when.

In your opinion; Does this appear to be a free society, or one where the govt owns it's citizens?

[-]pumpkin1(0|0)

What I've noticed is that the spouse with the most expensive lawyer gets custody. I'd agree that a legal system that favours the wealthy has the potential to enslave those who are not wealthy.

[-]Tom_Bombadil2(+1|0)

I agree with you.

The govenment's courts favor the slaves who spend the most money on the agents of the government's courts.

[-]Tom_Bombadil1(0|0)

"Most of the slaves, who were thus unconditionally freed, returned without any solicitation to their former masters, to serve them, at stated wages; as free men. The work, which they now did, was found to better done than before"

The slavers still complained.

[-]Tom_Bombadil2(+1|0)

A billion Dollars in federal reserve bucks, or precious metals?

What are the slave requirements?

Could a person enslave their family, and refuse to enforce it? Maybe selectively apply in extreme circumstances like opiod addictions, or similarly relationship destructive vices?

Can a person abdicate their status as slaver, and emancipate the enslaved?

Has anyone thought about enslavement of x-spouses?. There's an test for moral character if i've ever Heard of one.. Better hope your ex isn't an "influencer" on Instagram or Tictok; lest you become the recipient of a croudfunded struggle session and a number of thorough beatings with a rubber hose.

Bear in mind; slavers lived in constant fear of slave revolts. That's one of the many benefits of "democracy."

[-]LarrySwinger1(0|0)

6M.