RB> Its interesting that you do admit that being of the lower class is
 RB> akin to  slavery. Now, let's start talking about how to solve that
 RB> problem, since we  both agree on the severity of it. Is it try to get
You twisted my words again. I didn't say that the lower class is akin to 
slavery. I said that alcohol and drug addiction is like slavery. I did 
mention that alcohol and drugs many times put them on the street, but class 
was not the object of the message. You could be very wealthy and still have 
that demon on your back. You could live in your mansion and still be a slave. 
You don't have to be poor or homeless to be in slavery.
Tom Rightmer - A Victims' Rights Advocate
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