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I must have indeed missed.
Ya know, maybe sometime it is just good to know your history.
They have not revealed my history at all.
It wasn't concealed.
So what exactly is the problem?
There is no problem on my end.
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There has never been slaves in the Federal Prisons..
Yes there are slaves in the federal prison as per the 13th amendments exception clause..
Can you provide proof of this?
3. Some 560,000 prisoners were victims of forced labor to the benefit of private individuals or organizations in 2016, according to anti-slavery group Alliance 8.7.
"Prisoners staged a strike in 2018 demanding the minimum wage and better conditions."
Just look down under the sub title, Lost Wealth Lasting Status. Starts after the first paragraph. There are also numerous comments throughout that explains how it can change things as well.
I wouldn't disagree with that.
Just read the exception clause in the 13 amendment itself. All the proof you will ever need.
www.history.com
Of course Donny has a bad habit of hiring people and not paying them, as if they are slaves.
It must be a different Germany that committed the Holocaust.Because his grandfather is from Germany, where slavery was abolished after the fall of the Western Roman Empire;
by the end of the X century and with the birth of the Holy Roman Empire, slavery had completely disappeared in Central Europe.
Right. It's a corrupt kind of elitism, thinking he is above the law.
The exception clause does not prove there are people in prison who are owned by other people today. Care to try again? Provide proof that there are slaves in US Prison.Just read the exception clause in the 13 amendment itself. All the proof you will ever need.
Does an Exception Clause in the 13th Amendment Still Permit Slavery? | HISTORY
The amendment, which officially abolished slavery in the United States in 1865, includes a loophole regarding involuntary servitude.
It's there plain as day.
Of course they are owned by the government and they can force them to work against their will for profit and be essentially sold err..."contracted" to private companies for profit until their sentence ends and awarded their freedom papers if ever.
Only if they improve those things. Overcrowding is common, inmates cook to death in Texas, die of a fungal infection in California, and the food is low quality junk and carb heavy.
How are prisoners forced to work against their will? Are they beaten by their owners? And how are prisoners able to go on strike if they are forced to work against their will?Of course they are owned by the government and they can force them to work against their will for profit and be essentially sold err..."contracted" to private companies for profit until their sentence ends and awarded their freedom papers if ever.
Some of the Most Recognizable Brands Rely on Prison Labor to Make Money
Some of the biggest companies in the U.S. use prison labor, and the pay is abysmal (if they pay at all). Here's a look at some of the companies.marketrealist.com
Review the 13th amendment again.
That was a huge risk as inmates don't get fo say no and a strike could easily be judged as disruptive behavior.