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    The document argues that free trade is not truly free and instead enslaves people by prioritizing economics over human and environmental well-being. It claims that trade under capitalism benefits the rich at the expense of others by allowing wealth inequality to persist and resources to be exploited for profit. The document calls for people to reject so-called free trade and rediscover real freedom by following their consciences rather than being motivated by money.

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    The document argues that free trade is not truly free and instead enslaves people by prioritizing economics over human and environmental well-being. It claims that trade under capitalism benefits the rich at the expense of others by allowing wealth inequality to persist and resources to be exploited for profit. The document calls for people to reject so-called free trade and rediscover real freedom by following their consciences rather than being motivated by money.

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    The opposite of free trade is not slave trade the opposite of free trade is freedom itself.

    It is trade that enslaves: economics dictates life as we know it, paves over forests with parking lots, reduces the complex beauty of the world to commodities that can be bought and sold.

    Gifts are free; trade is precisely that which is not freeand today, trade is the means by which the rich get richer at everyone elses expense. Some are born into billion-dollar fortunes while others begin life in abject poverty, and starting ahead in the game makes it easy to stack the cards; its not a coincidence that there are ten thousand homeless people for every Bill Gates. Those advantages arent enough for todays fat cats. They want to remove all barriers between them and the maximum profit. If they get their way, there will be nothing to stop them from turning the last of the rainforests into junk mail, from moving the factory that employs your cousins to a country where they can pay fifty nine cents an hour for the same labor, from buying out the last vestiges of democracy. Some of us believe it is people who deserve freedom, not commerce. In our protests against so-called free trade, in our efforts to act according to our consciences rather than in return for cash, we are rediscovering what real freedom is. Dont trade in your freedomjoin us.

    CONTRADICTION.
    CrimethInc. Association of Concerned Citizens www.crimethinc.com www.infoshop.org www.FTAAresistance.org www.stopFTAA.org

    FREE TRADE IS A

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