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The Taming of Archer Cordell
by Robin Wilde
ISBN: 978-1-945648-52-6
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Copyright ©2017 Robin Wilde
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Slavery Laws Growing in Popularity
by Charlotte Eaker
Special to the Chicago Daily News, 4 July 2027. On the tenth year of the Supreme Court’s decision to permit legalization of slavery as punishment for crime and as a voluntary contractual relationship, slavery has become a part of everyday culture.
From cheap household help to exotic s*x toys for all tastes, it’s easy to see how the everyday acceptance of new-style slavery has affected every part of our culture.
It remains a source of continued irony that the legalization of slavery was originally part of the late 20th century religious conservative movement’s agenda to restore shame as a method of punishment to American jurisprudence. Citing numerous Biblical verses permitting slavery, they managed to have several states vote for slavery as a punishment for crime.
To their shock, the demand for slaves and personal servants took off so quickly that laws were quickly passed to allow contract slavery. This served as a back-door way to legalize prostitution, and in an example of the law of unintended consequence, slaves—especially s*x slaves—became the new status symbol.
Now, religious conservatives are fighting to restrict the slavery laws while numerous cable movies revolve around the more exotic forms of slavery and the human relationships of those caught in the web.
By far the most popular story is the person unjustly convicted of a crime who finds herself—or himself—sold as a s****l plaything, either to be subjected to unspeakable torments or to fall madly in love…or sometimes both…
Cordell/DaVinci-Byrd Joint Venture Announced
by Reed Smith
Wall Street Journal, 13 March 2028. New York-based electronics giant Cordell Enterprises and Italian biotech leader DaVinci-Byrd announced a joint venture to develop bioelectronic chips and implants for world markets today.
The venture was announced by Cordell vice president Daviel Oliver and the Countess Esmeralda DaVinci in Rome. President of Cordell Enterprises Archer Cordell was unavailable, recovering from a slight illness. Jordan Byrd, co-founder of DaVinci-Byrd, had become Countess deviance’s slave after a conviction for financial fraud; she acquired his company and other assets in a lawsuit.
Analysts believe the merger will successfully leverage the strengths of the two companies, though a few sources suggest that tensions between the two partners (as well as the Countess’ previous moves to turn business partners into slaves) may threaten the deal.
Minor partners include a number of Asian investors…
