Bad News?: 148 years ago, in the USA, chattel slavery was abolished and those held in bondage were emancipated.
Hey, that's good news.
Henceforth I will celebrate my freedom not mourn my enslavement.
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Amazing... and we haven't move up in any way form or fashion as a people.... We didn't lean a thing from the Montgomery Bus Boycott... We shut down and bankrupt a city with our spending powers... Today we are responsible for more than 3.5 billion dollars in retail sales and we don't anything but cars and flat screen TVs...
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Any people that do not own and control
the basic necessities that their lives depend on
are practically owned by those people who
control those basic necessities.
In a very real sense the lives of such "emancipated slaves" can be defined as
A PERMANENT STATE OF CAPTIVE LABOR.
But when you are educated by the people that enslave you
it is likely that you will equate "slavery" with the wearing of chains on the feet.
It will be hard for you to process
THE EVOLUTION OF YOUR BONDAGE