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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
It’s funny because imperialism, which is slavery with a different name, still exists in the world today.

Also, American capitalism could be viewed as slavery for the poor, although indentured servitude to debt holders would likely be a better comparison.
gpt
The indentured servitude would be more compared to people who rack up credit or bank debt in general like a mortgage or similar. Today you can go your whole life without using anything credit. Besides maybe student loans because that counts against your credit if you don't pay it? Weird but yeah. 

Slavery is still very much real. Overworking for what only would get paid for you to get one meal. Let alone if you had a family to take care of. Sweatshops in China, Taiwan, Vietnam. It's still very much slavery. Which is ridiculous. But cheap labor means they can increase prices, keep insane profit, and force more poverty into America whenever we still have over like 60% of our population in poverty?

Slight edit for an addition:

You can have a typical sized family, mom, dad, 2-3 kids. Both parents work $15/h jobs and that family could still be in poverty in most of the US. Even in Texas where I live $15/h for 2 people is enough to live on. But add kids and obviously rent prices going up constantly and the housing market being a joke. And then if course most bills in total you're out $1400 a month on the low end not including groceries. I live in low income and only pay for what we HAVE to pay for besides maybe an extra $50 for att fiber because it's all we're allowed to have at these apartments 🙃. Also can't afford to really much by the end of the month. So this is in a way indentured servitude. We HAVE to work to even survive. When it really shouldn't be the case. One or two missed days off work and we barely make bills 🙄