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Do you believe in selling the homeless people into slavery?
It is a win win, they will have a job and be motivated to keep that job by the new slave owner
10 Answers
- Anonymous1 week agoFavorite Answer
No. If they were slaves you would have to provide health care, food, and housing. If you just hire them for minimum wage you can get the labor much cheaper.
- 1 week ago
Not all but most homeless people are mentally ill and/or drug addicts. We need to stop the flow of drugs coming into the US over the Southern border and get programs for people to begin anew.
- Jeff DLv 71 week ago
Except that they wouldn't be homeless if they had any job skills and could hold down a job. That makes it a lose-lose.
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- Anonymous1 week ago
Of course not. They need assistance and programs that isn't based on being cruel.
Many are on the streets to begin with because they have untreated mental illness and they aren't even capable of keeping a roof over their head let alone employment. A mentally ill person is not going to be motivated the way you think you would be in that situation.
- Philip HLv 71 week ago
In China not working is a crime. If you don't work the Government puts you to work one way or another.
In the 1970's the concept of workfare was suggested as a replacement for welfare. It never happened.
Slavery is WRONG! If you have no skills then learn some.
- megalomaniacLv 71 week ago
Homeless people are the one who aren't slaves these days. Comfortable slavery is still slavery.
- Anonymous1 week ago
Don’t forget they also have a roof to live under. It might be a barn but it’s better than the streets, right.