frigidweirdo
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Well..... we're not talking about me.
We're talking about certain people in society who have not had civil rights.
Who? And what are said rights?
Well, the first right would be the right to equality under the law.
Be specific.
If I walk into a shop and I can be refused because someone has decided they don't like me for some reason, then this isn't equality under the law.
And yet the shop can be forced to perform work they choose not to perform. How is that not slavery?
If I can't have the same rights to inheritance of my partner, then this isn't equality under the law.
In that we agree.
A shop doesn't have to do anything. They could close their business down, that's not slavery.
Why should they have to close their business down for refusing to be slaves?
When you open a shop you agree to abide by the laws that govern shops. Your choice. A slave doesn't have a choice.
You agree to be a slave? Show me.
When someone becomes a government official, they have to abide by the laws governing the government. That's not slavery either. It's what they signed up for.
And yet they never do, unless it's to their advantage.
You're stuck on the slavery thing, aren't you?
As if a slave could suddenly say, hey, dudes, I'm shedding my black skin today and then I won't be a slave.
Slaves have NO CHOICE. Shop owners have a choice. They can choose to follow the laws, they can set up an internet business, they can have a private shop where customers only find out about it through word of mouth and so on. They have CHOICE therefore they AREN'T SLAVES.
Got it?