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I know a cameraman who was involved in a project a few years ago (10 ish) that was looking at making a film based on ideas put forward within the Lyndon Johnston administration to reintroduce slavery. It was to be called something other thean slavery but it meant selling yourself completely to an owner. It was meant as a radical policy for eliminating poverty in the deep south. I assume in the Civil Rights era it was not deemed a vote winner so didn't go ahead.Originally posted by BuffoonSlavery is going to make a comeback.
The only way that the western economies can compete is if they eliminate the cost of labour completely.
You heard it hear first.
I was always a but sceptical but he insisted they did have some evidence that it was actively considered. He wasn't a loon or conspiracy nut either.
Must have a rummage on the interweb thingy.....
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geek alert!Originally posted by KyajaeCome to think of it, yes I do own a slave. It sits in tandem on an IDE cable next to the master drive. (does that count??
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Come to think of it, yes I do own a slave. It sits in tandem on an IDE cable next to the master drive. (does that count??Originally posted by EternalOptimistI havn't
but I did know a guy who had a very submissive gf. He used to treat her bad but only because she loved it.
I dont think he's ever apologised though

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Slavery is going to make a comeback.
The only way that the western economies can compete is if they eliminate the cost of labour completely.
You heard it hear first.
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I was once a slave. Her mission was my misery.Originally posted by EternalOptimistI havn't
but I did know a guy who had a very submissive gf. He used to treat her bad but only because she loved it.
I dont think he's ever apologised though

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Anyone on here ever owned a Slave ?
I havn't
but I did know a guy who had a very submissive gf. He used to treat her bad but only because she loved it.
I dont think he's ever apologised though
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