If you had to be enslaved, which arrangement would you prefer?

Question

Would you prefer to be owned by a single master (and his decendents) for life? Or would you want to be passed along from master to master?

I make no guarantees about the behavior of any of the masters. In making your decision, you must consider for yourself what might motivate good or bad treatment. I also understand that most people would opt for freedom. I am asking you to consider between two undesirable options.

This question has a broader interpretation that I will reveal before selecting a best answer.

Answer 1

I would want to have one Master and her name would be Jessica Simpson

Answer 2

single master

you would get to know them and maybe they would start to like u more

Answer 3

It is immoral for one human being to enslave another.  

There is an inherent fault in this premise.

Answer 4

I would prefer to be under one Master.  At least I would wake up everyday knowing what to expect.

Answer 5

Depends on when and where I am a slave.  If Ancient Rome, 1 master.  If Colonial USA then pass me around.

Answer 6

I'd prefer to move from master to master.  Getting stuck with one bad master would be awful, this choice leaves the possibility of changing masters, although there is no guarantee the newer master would be better.  Also, as the one master ages, they would become more dependent, getting newer masters means they will be less dependent on my services.

Answer 7

There are many forms of "enslavement" regardless of the borders of your imaginary little mental paradise.  It could be as simple as North Korea and Darfur, or as complicated as cigarettes and Ambien.  To answer your question in my words - "Neither"; however we all answer to someone or something.

  

Good Luck

Answer 8

"Give me liberty, or give me death!"

--Patrick Henry, 1775

Some of us will NEVER submit to slavery! Some races, like the whites and american indians, didn't make good slaves.

I will be dead before I allow it, and I will make sure any would be "Master" dies with me.

If it appears that I am accepting it, it is because I am merely plotting my escape, and my enslaver's demise.