By Frank M. Webb
You are "legally" a slave, just as your parents, your grandparents and great grandparents were slaves.
You may be lucky enough to live in a pleasant plantation with other slaves, managed by overseer slaves such as police, judges, doctors and politicians where few examples of slave cruelty occur.
Or you may be witnessing changes in the community plantation, which is part of a state slave plantation and national slave plantation where there is more crime, more misery and death.
The fact that you are a slave is unquestionable. The only unknown is whether you will permit your children and their children to also grow up as slaves.
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You are "legally" a slave, just as your parents, your grandparents and great grandparents were slaves.
You may be lucky enough to live in a pleasant plantation with other slaves, managed by overseer slaves such as police, judges, doctors and politicians where few examples of slave cruelty occur.
Or you may be witnessing changes in the community plantation, which is part of a state slave plantation and national slave plantation where there is more crime, more misery and death.
The fact that you are a slave is unquestionable. The only unknown is whether you will permit your children and their children to also grow up as slaves.
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