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yardwork

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10. It's convenient to deport the migrants right before payday.
Mon Oct 13, 2025, 08:28 AM
Oct 13

Right after construction of the building is complete or the crops are in.

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k&r Thanks for posting! alwaysinasnit Oct 13 #1
She's always interesting Hekate Oct 13 #2
Agreed. yardwork Oct 13 #9
I think all company heads that voted for Trump want de facto slaves durablend Oct 13 #3
Yes, in the 1980s they discovered the concept of dumping those roles in your company travelingthrulife Oct 13 #20
It's always been the case Delarage Oct 13 #4
Greater understanding. Thanks. cachukis Oct 13 #5
That would be the type of MAGA they are imagining, for sure, and we just have to make sure LymphocyteLover Oct 13 #6
Wow! Hate to say it but this really kind of makes me hate farmers. They voted for fascism because they want slaves? Crunchy Frog Oct 13 #7
You Hate FASCIST Famers Just Like We All Hate All Other Fascists MayReasonRule Oct 13 #17
"slave labor" for farms is delusional at this point Cosmocat Oct 13 #8
It's convenient to deport the migrants right before payday. yardwork Oct 13 #10
My grandfather was fired Zackzzzz Oct 13 #27
Oh, joy. murielm99 Oct 13 #11
The author is a farmer, & I have found her take on the issues educational & thought provoking Hekate Oct 13 #29
We are small farmers. murielm99 Tuesday #30
I am sorry if you feel bashed by my efforts to be informed. If you listened all the way thru... Hekate Tuesday #31
Certainly more profitable. Kid Berwyn Oct 13 #12
Farmers don't like it when their labor has a right to move on or change jobs. That's similar to why businesses and Hotler Oct 13 #13
This is so true. I remember a discussion with the CEO of a health care org travelingthrulife Oct 13 #21
Not much has changed since Grapes of Wrath Johonny Oct 13 #14
Indeed, The More Things Change, The More They Tend To Stay The Same MayReasonRule Oct 13 #18
I posted something along the same theme the other day. Swede Oct 13 #15
Who are going to be the slaves? ChicagoTeamster Oct 13 #16
Medicaid patients, kids, immigrants from the concentration camps, unemployed people. travelingthrulife Oct 13 #22
You're forgetting durablend Oct 13 #23
I would think of prison labor myself nitpicked Oct 13 #28
Maybe it's time to go back to the days of the truck farmer. MineralMan Oct 13 #19
Brrrr...been there, done that travelingthrulife Oct 13 #25
I'm being sarcastic here. MineralMan Oct 13 #26
Make slavery great again? peggysue2 Oct 13 #24
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