Oops! I posted before finishing that review.

I meant to say that I'd like to use that PC Enforcer on Sapp, Bellwether, and Lapointe as well as others of their ilk. (Has every reader made a similar comment? I bet you were dying to zap them while you were writing.) Hmm, do you have one handy with which to zap the Orange Twitler?

Very interesting the one you alluded to Brian's only experience bottoming, btw.

~Karynn

Nooo Brian. You can't just leave. 

Omg, I'm so glad Cynthia came to the rescue!

Freaky!!!

Sapp, Bell, Stock and friends are living nightmares.

Bravo to Cynthia!

Holy shit. 

You've managed to get even my angst meter pegging out. What has me absolutely torn to shreds right now is our own history. Without the tech addition of the taser control, this is what life was like for so many, many people in our own country for hundreds of years. No control over even their own bodies. Sold to any highest bidder regardless of what that person's physical intent was for them. Families ripped apart. Women subjected to carrying the children of rape by their owners. Men and children forced to stand by as it happened in many cases. Beatings almost to the death for infractions. 

Slavery, by any name, is the most inhumane practice in our universe. It is an ethical genocide that continues to this day, in one form or another, for no purpose other than to increase the wealth of a few. And the blindness of so many who would otherwise be horrified to know that people were treated so horrifically, when the evidence is right in front of them every day is astounding! They justify it, pass it off as not their concern. Like racism, child abuse, spousal abuse... That's not my business! That's their family! I'm not going to get involved in something that doesn't concern me! Denial is a very selfish enterprise and leads to the corruption that we see in our world today. 

And make no doubt about it, we live in a very slavery filled society still. The few at the top control everything about the lives of the many at the bottom, from whether women can control their own body's reproduction, to how much money it costs to buy a loaf of bread. 

This is going to be painful, but putting this under the scope of our beloved Justin/Brian is a very intriguing way of highlighting a very painful truth. We can't be blind to the need for basic humanity or we are every bit as culpable as the slave owners. I think Brian is going to learn a real lesson here.