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Right-Winger SINKS With Demand For ICE Protesters To Be Used For Slave Labor
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9:20Now PlayingRight-wing streamer Asmongold sparks backlash after calling for Portland protestors against ICE to be mass arrested and forced into "compelled slave labor" at prisons as he also pushes dangerous theory over being able to run over protestors. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Rightwing streamer calls for arrested protesters to be used for “compelled slave labor”
"DECOY VOICE (YOUTUBE PERSONALITY): I just wonder if even the military can save a place like deep blue Portland. As over in Japan—
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ZACK HOYT (HOST): They absolutely can. The way that you do it is you take all of these people, you arrest all of them, you charge them with felonies, you change the federal law so people with felonies can't vote in elections, and then you effectively disenfranchise them out of the voting system. That way, nobody has to deal with them anymore. And if they have a problem with that and they cause issues, then you put them in prison and you force them to work. There you go. Problem solved."
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