I don't think you know what that word (slave) means. Look it up.
He means wage slavery. Not chattel slavery, or even indentured servitude. Still valid.
There's more than one type of slavery.
...I worked full time in a rural aluminum plant at 14. OSHA reps were paid off at the door. You couldn't see across the place with all the aluminum dust in the air, and everyone coughed black and there were as many missing fingers as there were employees, everyone had acid burns from the dripping hooks whizzing past at head height with zero safety precautions. We all ran everywhere we went all day long and injuries were a given. Any losses incurred came out of your paycheck. One sunday afternoon, luckily while no one was there, the facility exploded in a flash when a huge pile of aluminum powder spontaneously exploded, because it was damp and no one followed any hazmat guidelines. The farthest piece of machinery was a big lathe found in a farmers field nearly three miles away.
In retrospect, everyone should experience such a work environment. I guarantee it'd cut down on the zero-regulation utopian fantasy so popular among politicians these days.
