Modern slavery – we work to pay the bills. Here are the mechanisms that make us “slaves”:

 

1. The modern slave is forced to work constantly until his death because… the funds earned by him in 1 month are enough to pay for 1 month's housing, 1 month's food, and 1 month's transportation costs.

Since the modern slave always has enough money for at best only 1 month, he is forced to work his whole life until his death. The pension is a fiction because it is completely insufficient for a normal life.

2. The second mechanism of hidden coercion of slaves to work is the creation of artificial demand for unnecessary goods, which are imposed on the slave with the help of television advertising, PR, fashion, prestige, etc.

The modern slave is involved in an endless race for "new products" and is therefore forced to work constantly.

3. The third hidden mechanism of economic coercion of modern slaves is the credit system, with the help of which they are increasingly drawn into credit slavery through the mechanism of interest on loans.

Every day the modern slave owes more and more because... to repay one loan, the slave takes out a new loan, thus creating a pyramid of endless debts.

The debt that constantly weighs on the modern slave stimulates him to work well even for miserable pay, makes him more compliant and yielding, and does not allow him to protest under the open oppression of the slave owner.

4. Another mechanism of hidden coercion of slaves is the mechanism of inflation and periodically occurring crises, in which slaves always lose more than slave owners.

The rise in prices in the absence of an increase in the slave's wages ensures the hidden, imperceptible robbery. In times of crisis, this robbery becomes overt - slaves are simply thrown out onto the streets, leaving them without any means of subsistence. Thus the modern slave becomes increasingly poor.

5. Another hidden mechanism for forcing a slave to work for free is the method of depriving the slave of funds to move and purchase real estate in another city.

This mechanism forces modern slaves to work in the only factory in the city and endure the most enslaving conditions because... they can hardly afford to move to another city.

6. Another hidden mechanism for encouraging almost free slave labor is the hidden information about the real value of slave labor, the real value of the goods that the slave produces.