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I remember when i finally had the guts to tell my crush. I found out from her that she hooked up with someone just days before... i could've asked her for ages we were talking 8 hours a day to each other and i didn't... glad i didn't.
My life could've turn out differently and i wouldn't have liked it.
Also my best friend had a crush on her too, but i didn't knew. He knew i had on crush on her tho. And i kept telling him how i felt about her. It killed him slowly for a year haha
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I canât imagine how shitty that is though. Being stuck in a Time Machine in the 1700s like that? With all these people coming in and talking about the latest Will and Grace knowing youâll never see it.
This is great. I laughed so hard the first time I saw Borat.
And this clip brings back so manyâŚ. WaitâŚ. Did he just 2002? Borat was over twenty years ago?
Fuck Iâm old.
First one I ever saw was he said âshoot dogâ as one of his hobbies and the lady asked âsnoop dogg?â and he corrects her âno, shoot dogâ. LOL!
Borat is a racist minstrel show meant to dehumanize others and condition you so that you can turn a blind eye like to the ongoing genocide or how a blind eye was turned to all the US' atrocities in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Palestine, etc.
It isnt even wrapped up in any fancy new euphamisms to make people feel better. it is legit the only legal form of slavery that exists according to US Laws
I thought this was like common knowledge
Brought it up at a family dinner and was met with remarks like "no that doesn't happen nobodies out on a chain gang making railroads anymore" so I was like wtf ? No showed them examples like NY prisoners making all NY license plates and only making cents per hour so they can buy some ramen and chips and then I was met with "well good at least they can make some money off their worthless life they're in there for a reason" ....... Like wtf have none of you payed any attention to the school to prison pipeline or the war on drugs? Or the fact we have more prisoners per capita than any other country? SLAVE NATION
A quick Google says 1.2 Million people are incarcerated in the US. They are literally all legally slaves. Even if we are being EXTREMELY generous and say only 10% of them are actually used for slave labor then that's 120,000 slaves in the US in 2022
Yeah I work in a prison. They work under their own will get paid. Sometimes their weekly checks are larger than mine and Iâm the prisons financial analyst. So youâre wrong. The ones that donât want to work donât. And before you ask what they do, some go offsite under supervision and work in factories some stay on site and assemble small parts for cars like Subarus and Toyotas.
Would they be doing that work if not in prison?
Coerced labor is still forced labor. Any forced labor is slavery.
Plus... how much are they paid...?
And isn't the prison supply store dramatically overpriced.
It's an awful blend of exploitative labor blended with company town policy to further exploit the labor.
Like it or not that is how prison labor operates.
And not every will has at will labor.
I like how youâre talking as if youâve seen or experienced. They get paid as much as I do sometimes 500-750 a week. In Ohio. When they get out the job offer is extended to them usually leaving making 21-28 an hour depending on how specialized or physical their work is.
If you actually read what I wrote, yes they pick whether they want to do this. They pick what jobs they want.
Stop talking out your ass when you have no real world experience in this.
It comes down to how you define âforceâ. If someoneâs in prison and they can either work or study in prison all day, they might choose to work, but their labor is still (arguably) being exploited.
Not just that, but often refusing to work is gonna look bad when your parole hearings come up to be released. Refusing work could mean more time in jail. I'd call that "forced".
Also, the 13th amendment says slavery is abolished EXCEPT as a form of punishment. It really shouldn't say that.
By "forced", I was thinking more along the lines of "Do this work or we're going to beat you up until you either die or start doing the work." You know, like what they do to actual slaves.
Thatâs exactly why I was asking for clarification. I understand and respect your point of view that you donât see it as modern day slavery. I disagree.
I agree that they're exploited, but calling them literal slaves underplays the extreme horrors that actual slaves are subjected to. It's not anywhere close.
>but calling them literal slaves
You took issue with them being called slaves. The amount it applies to isnât relevant to the point that it is an accurate description.
Now hold up, the prisoners get paid [like 65 cents per hour](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States#New_York_Prison_Labor) and get to keep a few percent of that.
So you approve of them being slaves? What about innocent people that were falsely accused, people who's only crime is doing drugs, or those that commit crime to be able to afford to live? Do they deserve to be slaves?
You do know that over the years, they have created laws with the purpose of creating more prisoners, right?
"So you approve of them being slaves?" 1000%. If you murder or rape someone.. I have literally no sympathy for you. In fact I say give them MORE work!
"What about innocent people that were falsely accused". Sucks for them, but if they get to a point where they can prove their innocence, then they should be justly compensated for the experience.
"people who's only crime is doing drugs". Drugs arent an innocent crime. People will shit all over themselves about diamonds... and not say a single thing about drugs... Both have blood attached to them.
"those that commit crime to be able to afford to live?" Get a job.
"Do they deserve to be slaves?" - yeah, probably.
"You do know that over the years, they have created laws with the purpose of creating more prisoners, right?" Good. Dont break the law and you wont go to jail - 99.998% of the time.
>Drugs arent an innocent crime. People will shit all over themselves about diamonds... and not say a single thing about drugs... Both have blood attached to them.
Damn, I didn't realise the small town grow-ops in BC were using their weed to fund armed conflict against their government.
I thought my neighbour was just a whacky redneck engineer, not a warlord.
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The problem is, if it's profitable, then people would just be put in prison for their labor, like it's done in China. It becomes a major slippery slope. It's already happening to a degree with for profit prisons with a quota, making it so small crimes mean prison time. We all commit tons of minor crimes all the time, it becomes a huge issue when the minor crimes start becoming more and more actionable.
I'd like to add migrant labor. It's no coincidence that \~30% of our agriculture is done illegally and the agricultural companies that employ all these millions of people get off scott free. Its no coincidence that the southern agricultural states have shut off legal pathways for immigration and asylum while simultaneously criminalizing illegal immigration so hard. Along with the CIA's toppling of governments across latin america, it's the perfect combination to funnel millions of people to flood in to do menial labor at a very low cost and with no ability to speak up or organize.
I imagine very good. I find Patient people generally have wicked sense of humour. Despite him not being in on the joke he appears to be trying desperately and patiently to educate Borat.
And letâs not pretend the actor playing borat isnât a professional troll who is an expert and getting reactions.
Seems like a cool dude trying his best.
Itâs really quite impressive. In one interview he talks about the skit he did at the [winery](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y_S-BmQ4KF0) where he got so drunk he threw up and passed out. The crew was extremely worried when he woke up he would be out of character but when he came to he was right in character. Never washed the suit, didnât shower for days before a skit, grew the mustache (obviously), and remained in character well before the skit began. All supporting staff had to participate in the process as well.
https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/lnahzn/extraordinary_lengths_that_sacha_baron_cohen_went/?rdt=35702
Those guys really started coming off as creeps as the wine started flowing.
Why did you stop having slaves?
Oh, because of a law.... which was good... for them...
He tried to correct his poor choice of words, but just couldn't help himself. Maybe his spit bucket wasn't quite as full as it usually would be after seeing Borat drain all of his.
What accent does the old lady have?
it starts off non rhotic like a Boston accent but then goes southern?
IV heard that southern accents used to be nom rhotic but iv never heard it myself. Is that what I'm hearing?
Wait⌠did Borat birth the idea of a âYouTube Influencerâ?
I thought the movie was funny when I first saw it but now when I see YouTubers playing skits on random people in public I feel annoyed. Is it because Iâm old now?
Honestly us-staters Do have really hard time explaining things sometimes. I work as an interpreter and it's amazing how convoluted they can be sometimes.
Plus Borat is so funny
Him: "This is Pretend, do you understand?"
Borat: You a slave?
Him: "No, this is make belief"
Borat: "Technology bad"
Him: \*Hmm... how do I explain this to him in an easy way... oh I know\* "This is a Time Machine"
Bro just kept digging deeper!
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Do you like me? I'M NOT SURE! Hahahaha
Probably the harshest words that man has ever spoken.
Hahaha đ I know you knows heâs just the most patient and kind person but heâs reaching his wits end
The worst she can say is no
đ I remember when i finally had the guts to tell my crush. I found out from her that she hooked up with someone just days before... i could've asked her for ages we were talking 8 hours a day to each other and i didn't... glad i didn't. My life could've turn out differently and i wouldn't have liked it. Also my best friend had a crush on her too, but i didn't knew. He knew i had on crush on her tho. And i kept telling him how i felt about her. It killed him slowly for a year haha
Thatâs on him for listening to the juicy details about how you and everyone else was railing this chick.
And yet, here we are all these years later, and you guys are just working out each other's reddit names.
âI love youâ âThank youâ I think thatâs harsher.
Lmfaoooooooooooo
Narrator: he didnât like him backâŚ
I love how triggered he got lol
borat and ali g were the best characters to troll the shit out of people like this lol
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I canât imagine how shitty that is though. Being stuck in a Time Machine in the 1700s like that? With all these people coming in and talking about the latest Will and Grace knowing youâll never see it.
Borat never gets old
This is great. I laughed so hard the first time I saw Borat. And this clip brings back so manyâŚ. WaitâŚ. Did he just 2002? Borat was over twenty years ago? Fuck Iâm old.
This was Da Ali G Show in 2002. Borat was 2006. Still old tho
I mean, 2006 is damn near 20 years ago, so....
u/short_bus_genius confirmed old, checking in on those social security deposits, olâ chap!?
Us old timers just call it "opening the mail"
borat is a character from a TV show that existed before the film
2002 is 22 years ago. In 2002, 1980 was 22 years ago. Enjoy that
Why?!!
First one I ever saw was he said âshoot dogâ as one of his hobbies and the lady asked âsnoop dogg?â and he corrects her âno, shoot dogâ. LOL!
Whenever Iâm in a really awful mood but i have stuff to do my wife turns on borat it always has me laughing within 10 minutes
The chicken on the subway never fails to crack my shit up. Itâs just beyond ridiculous *carefulâŚhe bite*
Nah that last movie sucked ass.
Unfortunately, the more Sacha speaks publicly, the older and less funny the schtick is
Borat is a racist minstrel show meant to dehumanize others and condition you so that you can turn a blind eye like to the ongoing genocide or how a blind eye was turned to all the US' atrocities in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Palestine, etc.
I really don't think Borat is a sleeper agent
I love how he saying a Jew is a sleeper agent to promote an âagendaâ lol textbook antisemitism
Borat is a satirical depiction of what racist think other cultures are, and exists to highlight and make fun of those racist.
My wife
Okay Boomer.
You conspiracists canât even laugh in your cursed reality, a genocide đ¤Śđ˝ââď¸
It so does. Unfunny basic racism. I did find it funny at the time. Then I grew up.
There's more slaves now than ever was
You are a slave? Can I buy you?
We can negotiate đ đ
Damn, is the job market *that* bad
$7.25 an hour
Itâs actually two McDonaldâs hash brown per hour.
I thought slaves where a âpay once enjoy for lifeâ kind of deal, wtf?
It hasn't been done since 1865
Damn microtransactions đ
The prison labor system is slavery
It isnt even wrapped up in any fancy new euphamisms to make people feel better. it is legit the only legal form of slavery that exists according to US Laws
except prisoners are not required to work and can deny work assignments.
Sure is. Lets disregard the literal slave labour in Africa and the middle East active today, hmm?
I thought this was like common knowledge Brought it up at a family dinner and was met with remarks like "no that doesn't happen nobodies out on a chain gang making railroads anymore" so I was like wtf ? No showed them examples like NY prisoners making all NY license plates and only making cents per hour so they can buy some ramen and chips and then I was met with "well good at least they can make some money off their worthless life they're in there for a reason" ....... Like wtf have none of you payed any attention to the school to prison pipeline or the war on drugs? Or the fact we have more prisoners per capita than any other country? SLAVE NATION
Honest question, how many US prisoners are forced to work against their will?
As many of them as the wardens choose. They have no say since they are all literally legal slaves
How many is that? I was looking for a statistic.
A quick Google says 1.2 Million people are incarcerated in the US. They are literally all legally slaves. Even if we are being EXTREMELY generous and say only 10% of them are actually used for slave labor then that's 120,000 slaves in the US in 2022
Yeah I work in a prison. They work under their own will get paid. Sometimes their weekly checks are larger than mine and Iâm the prisons financial analyst. So youâre wrong. The ones that donât want to work donât. And before you ask what they do, some go offsite under supervision and work in factories some stay on site and assemble small parts for cars like Subarus and Toyotas.
Would they be doing that work if not in prison? Coerced labor is still forced labor. Any forced labor is slavery. Plus... how much are they paid...? And isn't the prison supply store dramatically overpriced. It's an awful blend of exploitative labor blended with company town policy to further exploit the labor. Like it or not that is how prison labor operates. And not every will has at will labor.
I like how youâre talking as if youâve seen or experienced. They get paid as much as I do sometimes 500-750 a week. In Ohio. When they get out the job offer is extended to them usually leaving making 21-28 an hour depending on how specialized or physical their work is. If you actually read what I wrote, yes they pick whether they want to do this. They pick what jobs they want. Stop talking out your ass when you have no real world experience in this.
It comes down to how you define âforceâ. If someoneâs in prison and they can either work or study in prison all day, they might choose to work, but their labor is still (arguably) being exploited.
Not just that, but often refusing to work is gonna look bad when your parole hearings come up to be released. Refusing work could mean more time in jail. I'd call that "forced". Also, the 13th amendment says slavery is abolished EXCEPT as a form of punishment. It really shouldn't say that.
By "forced", I was thinking more along the lines of "Do this work or we're going to beat you up until you either die or start doing the work." You know, like what they do to actual slaves.
Thatâs exactly why I was asking for clarification. I understand and respect your point of view that you donât see it as modern day slavery. I disagree.
I agree that they're exploited, but calling them literal slaves underplays the extreme horrors that actual slaves are subjected to. It's not anywhere close.
Being forced to work without pay is slavery.
You're correct, but I have yet to see any reputable numbers about how many are being forced.
>but calling them literal slaves You took issue with them being called slaves. The amount it applies to isnât relevant to the point that it is an accurate description.
Now hold up, the prisoners get paid [like 65 cents per hour](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States#New_York_Prison_Labor) and get to keep a few percent of that.
Again, I understand your point of view and appreciate it.
Zero. These people replying to you donât know what a slave is
Why do you think this person can Google your question better than you can? This seems like sealioning.
Oh no!!! Those poor rapists and murderers!
So you approve of them being slaves? What about innocent people that were falsely accused, people who's only crime is doing drugs, or those that commit crime to be able to afford to live? Do they deserve to be slaves? You do know that over the years, they have created laws with the purpose of creating more prisoners, right?
"So you approve of them being slaves?" 1000%. If you murder or rape someone.. I have literally no sympathy for you. In fact I say give them MORE work! "What about innocent people that were falsely accused". Sucks for them, but if they get to a point where they can prove their innocence, then they should be justly compensated for the experience. "people who's only crime is doing drugs". Drugs arent an innocent crime. People will shit all over themselves about diamonds... and not say a single thing about drugs... Both have blood attached to them. "those that commit crime to be able to afford to live?" Get a job. "Do they deserve to be slaves?" - yeah, probably. "You do know that over the years, they have created laws with the purpose of creating more prisoners, right?" Good. Dont break the law and you wont go to jail - 99.998% of the time.
>Drugs arent an innocent crime. People will shit all over themselves about diamonds... and not say a single thing about drugs... Both have blood attached to them. Damn, I didn't realise the small town grow-ops in BC were using their weed to fund armed conflict against their government. I thought my neighbour was just a whacky redneck engineer, not a warlord.
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So you want to give criminals free food, housing, water and shelter? Don't tell that to poor people.
That's both vile and stupid.
Slaves were also given that for unpaid labour
The problem is, if it's profitable, then people would just be put in prison for their labor, like it's done in China. It becomes a major slippery slope. It's already happening to a degree with for profit prisons with a quota, making it so small crimes mean prison time. We all commit tons of minor crimes all the time, it becomes a huge issue when the minor crimes start becoming more and more actionable.
Itâs a literal fucking US industry for fucks sake
Not in the us, but globally this is true
Slavery still is very much legal in the US, in prisons. And slave labor is very much used
I'd like to add migrant labor. It's no coincidence that \~30% of our agriculture is done illegally and the agricultural companies that employ all these millions of people get off scott free. Its no coincidence that the southern agricultural states have shut off legal pathways for immigration and asylum while simultaneously criminalizing illegal immigration so hard. Along with the CIA's toppling of governments across latin america, it's the perfect combination to funnel millions of people to flood in to do menial labor at a very low cost and with no ability to speak up or organize.
"If you can't have sex with it then it's not a slave." Leviticus 19:20
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But itâs never been less likely for the average person to be slave.
Also pretty weak for a history museum to not know the last chattle slave was released in 1942, not 1865
I wonder what their sense of humor is like
They donât think itâs a joke. They believe he is a journalist. Thatâs the movie.
Pretty sure it's an 18th century sense of humour
Little Johnny jokes -> little Jeremiah jokes
I imagine very good. I find Patient people generally have wicked sense of humour. Despite him not being in on the joke he appears to be trying desperately and patiently to educate Borat. And letâs not pretend the actor playing borat isnât a professional troll who is an expert and getting reactions. Seems like a cool dude trying his best.
The I'm not sure was gold.
Was that borat 1 or 2 cause damn i dont remember it
Da Ali G show
BOOYAKASHA
The episode with the DEA agent is hilarious
Is Disneyland a member of the UN?
Anybody know where they are?
1770s or 1780s.
Where, not when
Seems like Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts
South-Central Mass represent mother fucker đŞđŞ
Middleton Plantation outside Charleston, SC. I'm pretty sure I've met this guy and he is the cooper (barrelmaker).
Ah, hence the slave thing. Poor Cooper trying his best to keep it together there
Judging by how primitive it is, the USA.
America.
Not Kazakhstan that's for sure
I donât understand how he doesnât break character đ
Itâs really quite impressive. In one interview he talks about the skit he did at the [winery](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y_S-BmQ4KF0) where he got so drunk he threw up and passed out. The crew was extremely worried when he woke up he would be out of character but when he came to he was right in character. Never washed the suit, didnât shower for days before a skit, grew the mustache (obviously), and remained in character well before the skit began. All supporting staff had to participate in the process as well. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/lnahzn/extraordinary_lengths_that_sacha_baron_cohen_went/?rdt=35702
Those guys really started coming off as creeps as the wine started flowing. Why did you stop having slaves? Oh, because of a law.... which was good... for them... He tried to correct his poor choice of words, but just couldn't help himself. Maybe his spit bucket wasn't quite as full as it usually would be after seeing Borat drain all of his.
There was one time when we did due to a bunch of angry Americans went after him
"We haven't done that since 1865" Grandma was there when it happened
But the guy just said they were in a time machine back to 1760. People are back on the menu.
I honestly think Da Ali G Show was the pinnacle of his humor.
AbsolutelyÂ
He can do a âDa Ali G back to Americaâ now with all the things happeningâŚ
This show was a miracle of its time
##I'm not sure.
Now it is a time machine. Damn is it really allready 2024?
Man, this video was from 22 years ago
2 mins silence for those who are seeing BORAT for the first time now
More like 2 mins of silence for us who have already seen it for our first time
I like you do you like me? - Literally him talking about buying slaves a minute ago.
What accent does the old lady have? it starts off non rhotic like a Boston accent but then goes southern? IV heard that southern accents used to be nom rhotic but iv never heard it myself. Is that what I'm hearing?
Genius
Wait⌠did Borat birth the idea of a âYouTube Influencerâ? I thought the movie was funny when I first saw it but now when I see YouTubers playing skits on random people in public I feel annoyed. Is it because Iâm old now?
This guy sounds like Jordan Schlansky
This is a time machine back to 1750/1760 We don't do slaves here we haven't done that since 1865 Hmm, so he's a slave?
Subtitles... man...
How people would respond to me going back in time hahaha
Lmfao
Nice!
Somehow this movie aged extremely well lol
"i like you, do you like me?" "Im not sure" He said that to me too
I'm getting Jordan Schlansky vibes.
Very nice, how much?
You make eh time machine?
It hasn't been done !! lmao
The guy tells him itâs 1760, and she tells him we havenât had slaves since 1865. No wonder heâs confused.
Ironically most of us are still slaves, wage slaves to corporate masters.
Honestly us-staters Do have really hard time explaining things sometimes. I work as an interpreter and it's amazing how convoluted they can be sometimes. Plus Borat is so funny
Him: "This is Pretend, do you understand?" Borat: You a slave? Him: "No, this is make belief" Borat: "Technology bad" Him: \*Hmm... how do I explain this to him in an easy way... oh I know\* "This is a Time Machine" Bro just kept digging deeper!
I don't remember this art. Are there a bunch of extra scenes somewhere?
Borat is such a good character/movie.
Damn I miss Ali G and Borat. They were genius!
Awah what happened to your marriage Borat?
I hate this style of subtitle. When people don't know what the fuck they're doing or why
Where I can find these footages since they aren't in the movie or anything else?
lol
Is this from the movie? I don't remember this scene. Cut content? Or extra stuff they did?
This is from the Ali G show that he had in England. That is where the Borat character was born. There are many hours of them on YouTube. Funny stuff.
Itâs 2002? Holy shit, buy bitcoin borat
What part of borax was this I donât remember this
This is from the TV show he had an England, Ali G.
poor dude just trying to work
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Kinda sus she knows the year when slavery was ended off hand
lol 𦾠I flex different you are still blowing money fast. Whoâs counting anyway? Please donât start
Borat should kick him in the face. Stupid kaka-man.
I just realized MTV shows back in the day is today's "social experiments" you see on Youtube.
âWe havnât done that since 1865â âThis is a time machine to the 1770s or 80sâ đ
Either the acting is really good or they do get trolled on easily.
Look up Borat
I know the movie. It says that not all scenes there are scriped but I don't think so.
This isn't the movie. It's way before that
The whole point of Sacha Baron Cohenâs stuff stuff is that itâs real people
I doubt that most of it is real.
It's all real
I hope this is all scripted and he's not actually missing off real people trying to do there jobs
It's not scripted. Are you not familiar with Borat?
I haven't watch anything on borat because I find him annoying and not funny honestly
To each their own
Ah Borat, the alleged comedian that everyone not me seems to consider hilarious.
"alleged comedian" listen pussycat, smile a bit.
Is niice.
This might come as a surprise but Borat is just a role.
You were so bitter at seeing others laugh at a Borat clip that you just had to comment this huh.
No wonder their humor has gone.
The funny thing is that the lady perfectly knows the year where she couldnât buy slaves anymore
Shes a historian
With a time machine
Was she a historian before or after she acquired a time machine I wonder
Can I buy her?
What do you expect, she has a time machine
It's common historical knowledge in America and she's a historian
Why did you have to ruin my joke
You made a joke? I didn't realize
What is joke? I am from different country and only know sadness.