This can happen because, while slavery was abolished in 1865, the 13th amendment has a big loophole that carves out an exception to allow forced labor as a form of punishment - although 4 states recently rejected it.
In other words, McDonald’s is a slaver. If you don’t agree with slavery, don’t patronize McDonald’s.
So if working at McDonald’s is now a form of punishment… What’s that saying about the job itself even if you are being paid?
At what point can you be paid a low enough wage to where you’re essentially working at McDonald’s as a punishment for existing? Very weird standard their setting with this decision…
This can happen because, while slavery was abolished in 1865, the 13th amendment has a big loophole that carves out an exception to allow forced labor as a form of punishment - although 4 states recently rejected it.
In other words, McDonald’s is a slaver. If you don’t agree with slavery, don’t patronize McDonald’s.
So if working at McDonald’s is now a form of punishment… What’s that saying about the job itself even if you are being paid?
At what point can you be paid a low enough wage to where you’re essentially working at McDonald’s as a punishment for existing? Very weird standard their setting with this decision…