✴️ Traditional slavery:
- Slaves were property of owner who treated them like his horses.
- Slaves were cared for, fed, housed, and had children.
- Slaves had a guaranteed secure job and expectations.
- Like a horse, occasionally a slave was whipped when he did not perform. The owner would avoid damaging or destroying his property.
✴️ Modern debt slavery:
- People are enslaved to hidden creditors.
- They live in constant anxiety of not having enough food, housing, a job or other needs.
- If they do not perform on their loans, instead of a swift whipping with short pain, they are kicked out into the streets to suffer for a long time.
- The owners of loans have no relationship with the debtors and little concern for their lives.
- A struggling debt slave cannot afford children.
@Bernard
It's a misconception that poor people with debt cannot have children.
Historically over 99% of children were born to poor parents. There are only 3 conditions for that:
1. Man and woman must have sex and he must cum in her pussy.
2. They must not use any contraceptive (birth pills, condom, IUD, etc).
3. The woman must not abort the baby.
Basically, the woman has to not stop it and it will occur naturally. It has nothing to do with affordability or we would gone extinct eons ago.
@Zeb
In times past, children were an asset that enriched parents. As soon as they were big enough, they went to work in the fields or factories to bring food and perhaps money back to the family. Today most people do not live on farms and child labor is illegal. The cost of having a child in the hospital is expensive, and that is just the beginning of the costs.
To reverse our plummeting birth rates, legalizing child labor would help. Most people believe strongly that child labor is wrong even though it was the norm for thousands of years.
@Bernard
Legalizing child labor would just empower women more as every single mother would make their children start working as slaves as soon as they were able to walk.
It goes in the inverse direction you want your society to go. To restore the old social contract, you need to take women's rights away, not give them more.
@Bernard
You're right, extinction is the greatest threat but it's also a choice.
The biggest hurdle is you can't convince, negotiate, educate or even coerce women into having children. They naturally don't want them and, like Aaron Clarey concluded, they don't really like men that much.
The only way to address the issue is to force women to have kids, either directly or indirectly by removing their rights, choices and autonomy in society.
Everything else is pointless, waste of time really. 🤷♂️
@Zeb
I recognize the problems we have with misandry/feminism and gynocracy, but the biggest problem we face is our extinction. I think roughly half of young White women today have decided not to even have children. I talk to them regularly and try to straighten them out. We need to address every obstacle placed before us.