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509 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Not gonna lie, I feel like this topic deserves a full video.
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"We replace bad systems with worse ones all the time" ...
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the amendment that abolishes slavery is rly not the one that should have an exception... but here we are
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"rent" and "people" should not be in a sentence together
holy fuck
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The land of the free!
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Slavery just continued with extra steps.
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When my yiayia and papou (Greek for grandma and grandpa) came to the US from Greece after WWII they lived in a Company mining town. They had 9 kids and lived in a 2 bedroom house that did not have an indoor bathroom. My grandfather was paid in scripts.
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Thank you for this nuanced take, especially the ending. Most of the time when you hear something was "worse than slavery," it's in the context of "slavery wasn't that bad, whites had it worse." It's an argument often made in bad faith to shut down conversations about race.
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wow, being unemployed isn't unfortunate enough it's breaking the law, too. Gamers are truly oppressed in the late 19th century
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sometimes a few restrictions on a person's "freedom" can lead to a MORE free society.
the freedoms to harm, oppress, or put others at risk, are not freedoms worth protecting.
eg, banning murder takes away your freedom to murder. but it means you then have the reasonable expectation of being free FROM being murdered.
the difference between positive and negative freedom is not something many libertarians seem to understand.
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This is literally the worst version ever of switching from a one time payment to a subscription model.
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Hey, this system of renting "prisoners" and let them work hard and dangerous job, was also quit popular in Germany for a few years.
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Please look into the modern prison system. Itâs not much better (maybe alittle more âequalâ). Prisoners are charged $ at every stage of the process.
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"Land of the free, but only for me"
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Something similar happened after the abolition of slavery in South Africa in 1838. A vagrancy law was passed and employment contracts became really strict in favour of employers. All to lock former slaves into performing the same labour they did before for the same abusive bosses.
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The fact that all those unemployed people wouldnât have been unemployed if the mines employed them right away, rather than making them slaves.
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I live in Louisiana where slavery, on our books, as written as still legal. The rationale for this is our prisoners are not paid to work. Someone wrote a bill to change it, but by the time it was to come up for a vote, he asked that it not be passed as it would mess up the free labor of prisons. ââLouisiana's current constitution allows slavery and indentured servitude as punishment for a crime.â Nov, 2022
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I live in Florida and this is the history they want covered up.
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Sherman really should've kept going.
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@DonLeeelbow667
2 years ago
This new short format takes some getting used to.
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