“Korea didn’t have slaves”

Slavery was everywhere on Earth. Sometimes they used different names, but it was everywhere.

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Koreans have slaves now though?

This is how every debate against me ends. 😂

Very people know this, but Korea practiced slavery until the Japanese came along and abolished it for them. The reason why the vast majority of the names in Korea are either 'Lee', 'Park', or 'Kim' is because aristocratic families started to sell their names which then slaves started to buy up to disguise their low status.

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How is the longest unbroken chain of slavery only 1500 years? Mesopotamia had slaves, and Iraq banned slavery in 1921. (no clue how much impact the ban had in practice) That would span atleast 6000 years.

"Koreans never had slaves!" Korea had slaves longer than any other society. My dude literally could not be more wrong.