Well I guess my Yeshiva education was for nothing since you apparently know more than what I learned in school on the matter!

I'll defer to you expert deletemyass.

PS: Everything in Gemara is based on the time it was written, not law for now. We study to understand our own traditions back then and who we were as a people. This passage refers to the rule that only gentiles can be slaves but removes context of the 'debate'. Back then slavery was common. There are slaves but that only applies to people who are conquered in battle. Even then they are freed after 7 year of servitude...which is far more generous than even the Romans did.

But no. Gentiles are not slaves in our religion and not a single person I know has ever advocated such. Fuck off with that shit.

Well I guess my Yeshiva education was for nothing since you apparently know more than what I learned in school on the matter!

I'll defer to you expert deletemyass.

PS: Everything in Gemara is based on the time it was written, not law for now. We study to understand our own traditions back then and who we were as a people. Back then slavery was common. There are slaves but that only applies to people who are conquered in battle. Even then they are freed after 7 year of servitude...which is far more generous than even the Romans did.

But no. Gentiles are not slaves in our religion and not a single person I know has ever advocated such. Fuck off with that shit.

Well I guess my Yeshiva education was for nothing since you apparently know more than what I learned in school on the matter!

I'll defer to you expert deletemyass.