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- All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
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Very realistic. You can do that right now. Lost of people around the world rely on subsistence farming.
But it's not particularly enjoyable. And you'll still be working a lot. Plants and animals don't take days off.
Right, as I understand it, it's a lifestyle choice but it does have a lot of benefits of you like the idea of having a green thumb.
Leave animals and human slaves out of it.
Not touching the animal part, but human slaves? Im confused. Do you think farming just happens without any labor? Or do you think that working on your own farm growing food for your self is slavery? Or do you see all work as slavery?