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Slavery is a system in which one must labour under the orders of another under the threat of violence.[1] Slavery is therefore a form of compulsory production.
Conscription
Conscription is a specific form of slavery which requires a person to undergo military training and perform military duties (including war). It is commonplace in many countries around the world, such as South Korea, Israel, and Singapore.
References
- ↑ Murray N. Rothbard. "1. Types of Interpersonal Action: Violence", Chapter 2-Direct Exchange, Man, Economy and State, online edition, referenced 2010-12-12.