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Have you ever engaged in slave ownership fantasy roleplay?

I like to set all my populations to caste system and domestic servants.

I feel like period drama that shows the Aristocracy with their servants is sort of a fetishism. Even in the modern show Gilmore Girls, Emily Gilmore's relationship with the help is glamorizing.

Does hiring someone to work for you and dolling out their pay turn you on?

Would you visit someplace like a slave plantation in Brazil?

https://theintercept.com/2016/12/06/...-black-slaves/

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Have you ever engaged in slave ownership fantasy roleplay?

I can for the right price

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Originally Posted by DinoTriz (Post 2727393)

I can for the right price

Hmmm name your price ...

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Hiring And paying someone doesn't turn me on. However, I once hired and payed a hot phillipina I would have dominated. She lives in Cebu though, so no go.

I have engaged in slave/master role play. It was with me my last girlfriend and I really enjoyed it, even being the slave. This is because I was so dominant in the relationship it was nice to see her be more assertive.

Any questions?

the slave waits, while the master baits

I offer up my slavery services to black Americans only as a way to pay back what my ancestors did. Well not mine, they moved here in 1988, but what h'whites did.

I offer my services free of charge.

But please, if you're male and over 300 lbs, be gentle with my body.

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Originally Posted by SiouxNation (Post 2731942)

Only Whites owned slaves, and only in America. Just wanted to add that to this discussion.

America was the only country and culture to ever own slaves.

What a bunch of assholes.

I thought the hebe's invented slavery in egypt?

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While there will be various events throughout the year to mark the occasion, there are voices within Denmark calling on the nation to use the centennial to address its role in the slave trade, something that critics say has been conveniently swept under the rug in favour of focusing on the more flattering story of how Denmark became the very first nation to outlaw transatlantic slavery.

“The blood of slaves colours a dark chapter in Denmark's history,” the newspaper Politiken wrote in an editorial on Thursday.

“We know the truth even if we would rather not know it. Very few schoolchildren hear about Danish ships that sailed 120,000 slaves from Danish forts in Africa. How 50,000 of them ended in the Danish West Indies. How one in ten slaves died on the journey and were thrown overboard. Or how the rest of the slaves toiled on plantations or were sold off,” the editorial continued.

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No apology
Denmark's minister of culture, Mette Bock, said a formal apology "just doesn't make sense" and what's more important is to enter into a dialogue with the descendants of slaves.

“I think what the prime minister did is even stronger [than an apology]: to say precisely that it was shameful. And that's because an apology, if it is to have meaning, should be given by the one who carried out the offence,” she told broadcaster DR. “One cannot apologize on behalf of others.”

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Second Life - Gor.

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Though I had slaves, most my time was spent in PVP.