Sat. 12/07/14 21:03 EDT
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Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t see it. I’d appreciate your elaboration.
The way I see it, in order for the victim to be reimbursed, the criminal will have to produce. This leaves only slavery 2, which means he must also be a prisoner, since a slave is just a subset of the set of people called “prisoners.”
And yet, Malachi prefers the latter to the former. Also, what, besides “incarceration,” would you call “forcing A to compensate the family of B”? It’s slavery by SirTenenbaum’s definition, and slavery is a subset of imprisonment (incarceration).