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A typical example of abolitionist propaganda, satirizing the well known industry tagline "collared and carefree". Abolitionist posters shocked urban and suburban consumers, exposing the evils of slavery.

Original Text:

Collared and carefree?

Slaves on factory farms suffer inhumane conditions.

Forced to wear:

-painful piercings: nipples, labia and septum, complete with handling chain, constantly yanked on by the handlers.

-restrictive chains, shackles, wrist and ankles, heavy collars, standard at industrial farms, leaving slaves unable to resist forced matings.

-claustrophobic mask and mittens, denying sight and touch, "slaves should have no meaninful interaction with their environment, let alone eachother."

-cruel tattoos and brand marks, serial numbers and enslaved status, perversely tracking breeding sessions and numbers for the studbook.

-restrictive cock cage, standard for male "animals", only a select few are "allowed" to mate.

No future:

Females:
-bred from 18 to 39.

-never allowed to see their mate or offspring.
-busty stock, disproportionately forced into this industry.
-those with the largest breasts forcibly mated with the biggest studs
-mated to cousins, brothers, or sires, to enhance desirable features.
-sold to dead end industries at 40

-few make it more than ten years as laborers.

Males:
-ages 18 to 49.

-mated to multiple partners.
-typical studs last five to ten years
-unable to keep up with the pace, sold as laborer on the spot.
-mated to family if expected to yield a good "look".
-sold to dead end industries after use.

Sound 'collared and carefree' to you?

Slaves on factory farms suffer inhumane conditions.

End original text:

Unfortunately, abolitionist propaganda reached a far smaller audience than pro-slavery messaging. This was compounded by the fact that most consumers were willing to turn a blind eye to the evils of slavery, particularly in light of the cushy lifestyles it enabled. Others simply didn't believe there was any substance to the seemingly wild abolitionist claims. Over time, pro-slavery propaganda began making small creeping steps towards the truth. Yes, slaves were occasionally kept nude, yes they were sometimes chained up, and by the way also branded from time to time. But, nude, chained, and branded, all at the same time? Outlandish stuff.

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Description
A typical example of abolitionist propaganda, satirizing the well known industry tagline "collared and carefree". Abolitionist posters shocked urban and suburban consumers, exposing the evils of slavery.

Original Text:

Collared and carefree?

Slaves on factory farms suffer inhumane conditions.

Forced to wear:

-painful piercings: nipples, labia and septum, complete with handling chain, constantly yanked on by the handlers.

-restrictive chains, shackles, wrist and ankles, heavy collars, standard at industrial farms, leaving slaves unable to resist forced matings.

-claustrophobic mask and mittens, denying sight and touch, "slaves should have no meaninful interaction with their environment, let alone eachother."

-cruel tattoos and brand marks, serial numbers and enslaved status, perversely tracking breeding sessions and numbers for the studbook.

-restrictive cock cage, standard for male "animals", only a select few are "allowed" to mate.

No future:

Females:
-bred from 18 to 39.

-never allowed to see their mate or offspring.
-busty stock, disproportionately forced into this industry.
-those with the largest breasts forcibly mated with the biggest studs
-mated to cousins, brothers, or sires, to enhance desirable features.
-sold to dead end industries at 40

-few make it more than ten years as laborers.

Males:
-ages 18 to 49.

-mated to multiple partners.
-typical studs last five to ten years
-unable to keep up with the pace, sold as laborer on the spot.
-mated to family if expected to yield a good "look".
-sold to dead end industries after use.

Sound 'collared and carefree' to you?

Slaves on factory farms suffer inhumane conditions.

End original text:

Unfortunately, abolitionist propaganda reached a far smaller audience than pro-slavery messaging. This was compounded by the fact that most consumers were willing to turn a blind eye to the evils of slavery, particularly in light of the cushy lifestyles it enabled. Others simply didn't believe there was any substance to the seemingly wild abolitionist claims. Over time, pro-slavery propaganda began making small creeping steps towards the truth. Yes, slaves were occasionally kept nude, yes they were sometimes chained up, and by the way also branded from time to time. But, nude, chained, and branded, all at the same time? Outlandish stuff.

Part 1 of 2: www.deviantart.com/crabbyoldma…