Unbelievable...

[Big_Japan]

Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I like the idea of a 2 person comedy show where one guy starts to tell jokes but the other guy spouts off deep red pill conspiracy theory in response to the setup before every punchline.

go ahead, set up for a black people joke, i'll do my best

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I like the idea of a 2 person comedy show where one guy starts to tell jokes but the other guy spouts off deep red pill conspiracy theory in response to the setup before every punchline.

BigJ this idea deserves it's own thread.

[phacemeltar]

if they would estabish forced labor in prisons, america could stop sourcing labor to third-world countries. maybe incentivise it with reduced sentencing or increased rec. bye bye national debt, simple.

[Pokesan]

Originally Posted by phacemeltar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

if they would estabish forced labor in prisons, america could stop sourcing labor to third-world countries. maybe incentivise it with reduced sentencing or increased rec. bye bye national debt, simple.

yes lets bring back slavery great idea buddy

[phacemeltar]

Originally Posted by Pokesan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

yes lets bring back slavery great idea buddy

slavery > the death penalty


but thats just my opinion tho

[Pokesan]

what

[phacemeltar]

more better than

[phacemeltar]

plus then we coud have a giant slave army that we could unleash on china when they decide we arent friends anymore

[Pokesan]

does the prison population even approach the migrant worker population

how would prison jobs paying pennies a day fix the national debt

do all crimes carry the death penalty

are you drunk or just retarded

oh, china fearmongering. yes i guess you are retarded

[Big_Japan]

It may seem counterintuitive, but forced labor is not the most economically viable mode of production anyway.

It's far more profitable for a master to simply defray a small part of his slave's living expenses and then release them into the jungle, trusting starvation will ensure their return, than it is to provide cradle-to-grave care and constant security. Overt slavery increases the sense of alienation from labor product, which affects morale which affects productivity. Simply renaming slavery to something else and turning the ownership of slaves into temporary contract, with 'freedom' to re-enlist with another master anytime instead of a lifetime commitment results in a multitude of effects that ultimately benefit the bottom line.

Did you seriously think we got rid of slavery because of some great moral-ethical leap forward? Urbanized North had simply found that slavery was outmoded for its economic model and it could benefit from the propaganda effect of being "free" without net economic loss, whereas the South's agricultural economy had not quite reached that tipping point (although slavery was in decline in the South at the time).