New Slaves for the New Global Economy Part 6. Youth Are Commodities. How can it be said, with such certainty, that Automatons (new slaves; see part 1) are cost effective; relatively cheap, abundant, and easily replaceable commodities to keep in place with minimal violence and intimidation? One needs to just recall Willy Lynch’s “The making of a slave” (see part 1): A manifesto generationally guaranteeing slave trust and loyalty by maintaining an atmosphere of fear, distrust, and envy ; that once broken, divided, and conquered, the automaton can be easily selected, trained, and assigned based on their individual levels of weakness, gullibility, and depravation. Thus, it is safe to say that regardless of socio-economic status, we are all just another cog in the economic wheel of capitalism: Automatons unleashed within a socially alienating arena where “dog eats dog.” Dare you disagree? Let’s See! It may be more obvious in countries like Thailand, India, Pakistan, Brazil, and