trade ya
md5: 38a6993ab5e3582d9e07f18b56c11a60
🔍
I just watched this episode for the first time. I can get jokingly calling it slavery but there's nothing implying Fluttershy's forced to train the whatever-it's-called for free, I expected something way worse considering the way people seriously discuss Rainbow Dash's character based on this episode. She's an impulsive idiot but she didn't sell her friend into slavery, that's silly.
Not slavery. More like indentured servitude, conscription, or getting shanghaied.
>>42355517Agreeing to a job where you live somewhere else for a bit isn't any of those things. Again, you're being silly. She's being too much of a pushover but she agreed to the deal.
>>42355517That's a very bendy carrot
>>42355529I think it's one of those natural casing hot dogs.
historically, there were several classes of slaves in the past, across multiple empires and periods. some slaves did get some sort of payment. take gladiators in ancient rome for example. they could even buy themselves.
OP, as usual, exposes himself as a massive faggot.
>>42355815None of those things are even slightly related to the situation in the episode. You just wanted to show a bunch of anonymous people that you know things regardless of whether or not they're relevant things to the conversation at hand.
>>42355503 (OP)Imagine still watching the show at this point and taking it as canon
>>42355503 (OP)>she didn't sell her friend into slavery, that's silly.That's exactly what happened and you are gay
I wish to be a mare's toilet/fart slave.
>>42355829I think he just wanted an excuse to call OP a faggot, which, to be fair, is something we all want to do deep down
>>42355503 (OP)>i can sell you into an unwanted vocation >i received compensation for thisIt implies my labor is yours to sell. That's slavery.
>>42356434whats appleloosa linky doing here!?
>>42356251There's nothing implying she can't, she just wouldn't because she wants Rainbow Dash to be happy and that would mess up the deal.
>>42357216They literally elevate the decision to royalty who upholds it.