PLYMCO_PILGRIM
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Nor had the pigs lost any freedoms...until the gate was closed!
Excellent point.
Also the reason I told Maggie this is just a cautionary tale and people should remember the lesson within it.
But I would imagine those pigs were happier knowing they didn't have to scrounge for food any longer. That's another lesson to be learned, no? But the farmers who captured them? Again, what "liberties" did they lose? They had to shell out money to buy the feed, but that's not freedom lost.
I doubt that. I personally would rather work for my paycheck then have it handed to me for nothing.
I also would not want to force others to do the work then pay me so I dont have to work.
The farmers got a whole bunch of slaves trapped in their fence now and didn't ask the slaves if they wanted to be there, they just let them in and shut the door behind em.