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Ok.
But I am who I am, and I won't deny or apologize for it.
I should go back and quote your thoughts on another subject as to your right to think and act and enjoy whatever you like, seeing as you put it so well
But the real difference, is the possibility to quit and go somewhere else.
This was just a thought experiment. I posted it to BDMS board, because it involved or at least could involve slaves and masters and bondage. The point was to step outside of your present world and imagine another and to look inside yourself. The easy answer is that you would never own a slave, but you can't really know for sure. Thomas Jefferson was against slavery, but he owned hundreds of slaves
If I had posted this to another board, someone on that board would have said that it should be on the BDMS board.
I would be an abolitionist.
Worth noting though that slavery is still around, we just call it people trafficking instead.
If slavery were legal the odds are very high that I would be a slave-- not for cute sexyfuntimes, but basic menial soul destroying crap obs and chores that my betters couldn't be arsed to do themselves. And this would be true for most of us, don't kid yourselves.This was just a thought experiment. I posted it to BDMS board, because it involved or at least could involve slaves and masters and bondage. The point was to step outside of your present world and imagine another and to look inside yourself. The easy answer is that you would never own a slave, but you can't really know for sure. Thomas Jefferson was against slavery, but he owned hundreds of slaves
If you had posted it to another board and someone had said that, your response would be; "I'd get laughed at for the stoopids-- you think I'm stoopid?"If I had posted this to another board, someone on that board would have said that it should be on the BDMS board.
So the question was... IF slavery were legal. And my answer remains, yes.
Not, do I want to make it legal again or what have you. Just saying, honestly, it's magical to find your clothes clean and hanging in your closet. Bed turned down and then made. Food cooked how and when you want it, brought to where you want. Drinks. No cleaning up. And on, and on...
Yes. IF it was legal, I'm just as in as I am on new tech devices that hit the market and make my life easier.
But an interesting thought, that all the new devices we have, do the work of 2-3 people in a household.
What shall we do, when our computers become sentient?
So the question was... IF slavery were legal. And my answer remains, yes.
Not, do I want to make it legal again or what have you. Just saying, honestly, it's magical to find your clothes clean and hanging in your closet. Bed turned down and then made. Food cooked how and when you want it, brought to where you want. Drinks. No cleaning up. And on, and on...
Yes. IF it was legal, I'm just as in as I am on new tech devices that hit the market and make my life easier.
Being raped and tortured and murdered and having your family broken up is magical too, I'm sure.
Are you completely incapable of imagining this scenario from the other side or are you just being willfully ignorant beyond any measure I can understand? Have you not read a single history book? Do you not know that slavery has been done before, and it's fucking awful? Are you willing to entertain the fact that, in this thought experiment, that dozens if human lives would likely be ended in horrific ways in order for you to have your southern comfort fantasy? Your slaves might be treated """"ok"""", but they will not exist in a vacuum.
Get over yourself.
And need I remind you AGAIN that you can have all of those "magical" lazy-people things right now! Today! Just gotta pay for it, hon. If you want all of that for free, like genuinely, you're a special kind of shitlord.
Leaving aside the (not insignificant) ethical part of the question for a moment: Do y'all realize what a massive pain in the ass it would be to own slaves?
Leaving aside the (not insignificant) ethical part of the question for a moment: Do y'all realize what a massive pain in the ass it would be to own slaves?
A discussion of a hypothetical situation (slavery, or whatever it may be) is not worth the actual real life action of trashing another person, in my opinion. I have no desire to exchange acrimonious words with you, or be ugly over a "what if" scenario. Our values are diffrrent on many levels, and I'm ok with that.
Leaving aside the (not insignificant) ethical part of the question for a moment: Do y'all realize what a massive pain in the ass it would be to own slaves?