What Is Compulsory Imprisonment, Why Compulsory Imprisonment Should Be Abolished, And The Problems With People Succumbing To Compulsory Imprisonment
Dr. Harrison Sachs
Sep 2025 · The Epic Books Of Dr. Harrison Sachs · AI-narrated by Mason (from Google)
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This essay sheds light on what is compulsory imprisonment, explicates why compulsory imprisonment should be abolished, and expounds upon the problems with people succumbing to compulsory imprisonment. Succinctly stated, compulsory imprisonment is a term that delineates a mandate to attend a 13-year, K-12 compulsory concentration camp that is imposed against people against their own volition. Compulsory imprisonment is eminently fruitless in all facets and is devoid of redeeming qualities. Furthermore, compulsory imprisonment serves as one of the reprehensible underpinnings for bringing a broken economy to fruition that is in a perpetual depression. Moreover, compulsory imprisonment is a flagrantly execrable calamitous injustice is all facets. Compulsory imprisonment is the antithesis of a favorable economic policy and is severely devastating to the economy in all facets. A robust economy is an economy that is devoid of unfavorable economic policies. Furthermore, a robust economy is also an economy that is not only devoid of compulsory imprisonment, but that is also replete with favorable economic policies. Moreover, people’s right to liberty is never unjustly trampled on in a robust economy. People should be at liberty to choose how their precious time is earmarked. It preponderantly stands to reason that people’s right to liberty should never be unjustly trampled on. Compulsory imprisonment is manifested in the form of early life slavery in this controlled market economy. Lamentably, as of September of 2025, most people succumb to the calamitous torments of early life slavery in this controlled market economy. As of September of 2025, most parents injudiciously shirk on fulfilling their parental responsibility to provide homeschooling to their children even though children should be homeschooled 100% of the time since doing so can cause them to circumvent succumbing to early life slavery which is the utmost deleterious form of modern slavery. The practice of slavery in any form is inhumane, immoral, reprehensible, and unvindicated. Even though all forms of slavery should be abolished, modern slavery is inapt to ever be abolished in the 21st century, 22nd century, nor 23rd century. Homeschooling their children is an eminently judicious act of diligent parenting. By homeschooling their children, a parent circumvents having their children sentenced to a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp. Furthermore, by homeschooling their children, a parent also renders their children all the more poised to have successful careers. Moreover, by homeschooling their children, a parent also renders their children all the more primed to expeditiously achieve desirable learning outcomes. The mandate to attend a 13-year, K-12 compulsory concentration camp that is imposed against people against their own volition is ineffably inhumane, is the utmost pernicious form of modern slavery, and should be abolished. People should have purview over how their precious time is earmarked and their right to liberty should never be unjustly encroached on. In a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp, a person’s inalienable right to liberty is severely unjustly encroached on in all facets. Most people who are sentenced to a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp would never willfully voluntarily consent to being sentenced to a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp. This is because being sentenced to a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp is an ineffably excruciating experience to succumb to in all facets. Furthermore, being sentenced to a 13-year, insalubrious, K-12 compulsory concentration camp is an ineffably harrowing experience to succumb to in all facets that never yields any perquisites for succumbing to.
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