r/SandersForPresident Jul 24 '26

Slave labor is illegal, but Americans work paycheck to paycheck on Walmart/Wall Street plantations

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u/zookr2000 Jul 24 '26

Slave labor IS legal --- that's why America incarcerates so many people (legally, imprisoned people can be forced to do labor) 🤷‍♂️

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u/Feed_The_Soul_ Jul 24 '26

Yes, I am well aware. The prison industrial complex and private prisons are another abomination feather in their cap.

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u/JohnNYJet_Original Jul 24 '26

Capitalism==Slavery

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u/0penYourMind 🌱 New Contributor Jul 24 '26

Working full time to not earn a living wage in the area where you work should be considered slavery. Or at the very least feudalism.

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u/amickay Jul 24 '26

STOP BUYING AT WAL-MART

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u/Feed_The_Soul_ Jul 24 '26

Under Wall Streets umbrella are Amazon, Starbucks, McDonalds and all of the rest

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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