[muawiyah]

It's so typical of a certain class of Southerner, and their New England Enablers, to favor legislation that encourages the employment of people at a less than living wage.

This used to be called slavery ~ so it's not surprising to see the South Carolina senator favoring it, and the Texas President supporting it, and the Arizona cotton plantation senator writing in the critical phrases, and the man representing the big land interests in Nebrasks falling all overhimself to get this POS onto the floor.

It's time to refurbish the 13th Amendment, Fur Shur.

[sinkspur]

It's so typical of a certain class of Southerner, and their New England Enablers, to favor legislation that encourages the employment of people at a less than living wage.

This used to be called slavery ~ so it's not surprising to see the South Carolina senator favoring it, and the Texas President supporting it, and the Arizona cotton plantation senator writing in the critical phrases, and the man representing the big land interests in Nebrasks falling all overhimself to get this POS onto the floor.

You're scraping the bottom of the barrel, pal.

But, that's home to you, it seems.

[ARealMothersSonForever]

This used to be called slavery

It still is called slavery. The coyotes sell people into it. I am a Texan, and we do not condone this slavery and prostitution. Please provide the quote from the Senator, and the President that condones slavery. Meantime, thousands enslave themselves to meth, smack, weed, and alcohol out of ignorance. I contend that if one is not part of the solution, then they are contributing to the problem. In all humility to thine perfect position.