It's Over You'll never be an Ethiopian slave breeder in the 1920s

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5. Birth. The principle that the child of a slave is also a slave is of ancient origin. We find it in pre-Columbian America, for example, and it has persisted ever since.24 Slaveholders sometimes exploited this principle to engage in conscious slave-breeding, as in Ethiopia, as late as the end of the 1920s, when prices of slaves had risen to incredible levels owing to decreasing supplies.25

The journal of the International Labor Organization remarked at the time that: In fact, just as livestock is placed in favorable conditions for breeding, so a male may be assigned to a female slave in order that their offspring may add to their owner’s property. […] The owner has theoretically the right to dispose of the child from the moment of its birth; he can take the baby from the breast and sell it. As a matter of fact, it is clear that the owner’s interest demands that the new-born child should live under the best possible conditions, so that he may be a fine specimen if sold young or that he may develop normally and become a vigorous worker. These two reasons usually prevail to prevent the child being taken from his mother until he is weaned.26

You'll never play God with your slaves, breeding the hottest and curviest Stacies with the fugliest and smelliest incel brocels just to see what types of children will be born, knowing that with the supply disappearing and prices skyrocketing, your customers will have to accept whatever and whoever you'll offer them and pay you however much you'll want in exchange. Why even live without this.

https://www.dependency.uni-bonn.de/images/pdf-files/fellows-seminar/08-linden_coerced_labor.pdf

 

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1920s?

 

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1920s?

They still had it till the Italians came in 1936

 

[EnglishCel]

They still had it till the Italians came in 1936

Blacks.