Re: FW: SLAVE labor? Just a darn minute...

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Bruce Byfield wrote:
> 
> ...early twentieth century radicals in North America used
> the term "wage slavery" to refer our economic system.

I know that people sometimes use the terms interchangeably, but "slave labor" is much more emotionally charged than "wage slavery."  Notice that even those activistis didn't call it "slave labor," and they were *trying* to get people angry.

I'd just like to keep the discussion calmer by asking folks to choose their words carefully, especially where nerves are so high-strung because of the tough economic times.

--David 
 
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