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you're stretching the term "slavery" beyond what is acceptable in the context of historical discussion.

The inequality is one of the core principles of society. And even if the society was magically equal, your freedom would end where other's freedom would start.

Your definition of slavery is also quite useless simply due to the fact that everyone is a slave by your logic, as everyone has some kind of social obligation they are ought to fullfill, be it for the money or otherwise.

Egyptians didn't have that choice tho

Do we tho? Not having to work is a privilege. Without a job you'll most likely die a slow miserable death if you don't have that privilege, as we no longer raise our food, collect our drinking water, or build our own houses. Not to mention, we still have to pay taxes.

By the way, according to what i heard, working on a pyramid construction was exactly the last case — a form of tax payment.

Anyway, considering that workers were well fed, receiving meat, beer and bread in greater quantities than any peasant of the day would dream of, as well as they had medical care for their conscription period, one might hypothesize that most people of the time would've jumped on an opportunity like that.

Your argument is neither constructive, nor it helps to represent reality better, let alone do so historically correct.