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Let me be clear , it was slavery but it was not equal to the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this slavery in the context of original comment. I can say “nice way of saying slavery” and still distinguish that and chattel slavery Indentured servitude is wildly different than slavery. We basically have a nice version of indentured servitude here in america… its called student loans and secondary education. You could lease slaves in southern states or else there was an option where you could rent them. Like farm equipment. Many of those white families, who couldn’t afford enslaved people, aspired to own slaves **as a symbol of wealth and prosperity. ** In the years before the Civil War started the price to own and lease slaves skyrocketed because wealthy slave owners were leasing them out to towns and states for large projects. So when the slave owners started to make money by leasing their slaves to the government it made it even harder for average families to own or lease them. When you look at the prices at the time the lower end reflects the costs at beginning parts of slavery. But the higher averages of cost reflect the middle to later part of slavery. These weren’t considered luxury purchases, these were considered farm equipment. It would be like a small family farm financing a new tractor. If they had a need they would find a way. Many of those white families, who couldn’t afford enslaved people, aspired to own slaves as a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
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Slaves were a sign of wealth. Most families back then didn’t have wealth. Most families were going through hard times because slave labor was being used in abundance. Average workers couldn’t find employment It seems most people find a way to own vehicles that cost triple that amount. The lower end of the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this scale seems like a bargain. If you take out the top 5% of the middle class most families are not even sitting on 15K in savings. When you combine that with most other economic issues it would be considered a luxury item right now. Upper middle class. Not the average family Nobody has 30-60k in the bank, yet look at the roads…. So many people somehow afford jet skis and rvs and trailers…. If there’s one thing Americans love it’s living beyond their means. Over half of middle class families are surviving off rolling debt on multiple cards. It’s really bad right now. I work up in Cherry Creek here in Denver. All upper middle class and upper class. It’s all credit cards. No cash. No debit cards. No Bank cards. All credit. Parents and their kids. Can’t count the number of people coming in driving nice cars and looking like their clothes cost more than my paycheck. Handing me credit card after credit card until one is finally accepted. But hey as long as they rack up the frequent flyer miles to get a free ticket somewhere once a year everything is okay lol
Lol, upper and upper middle class people aren’t carrying balances on their credit cards. They use them properly, reaping the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this benefits of security and rewards they offer and paying them off every month. Cash and debit cards are a pain in the ass and expose your money to the risk of loss through theft. I love how incapable people on Reddit are of accepting that, yes, some people are just more successful than you. The dude said some would hand him multiple cards that declined. If you have even one maxed out card, then you’re not using them right. Reminder that between the collapse of 2008 and 2010 the suicide rates of upper class and upper middle class skyrocketed. Because even then the majority of them were surviving off rolling debt. When the financial market crashed their debt rolling scheme went with it.



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Over here acting like that income bracket didn’t take the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this biggest hit out of them all. Because so few of them had true tangible wealth. Just fake wealth on cards. I love how incapable people on Reddit are of accepting that, yes, some people are just more successful than you. That kinda goes without saying as if even a single person owns more than one family there are more owned than owners I know this is horrible but I kinda wanna see the dude that was going for a quarter mil. Like dude had to be a fuckin unit right? You only needed to be 1/16th black to be a slave. So that meant if the only person in your family tree was a black great great great grandmother/father. A rare example of deflation, as you can probably mosey on down to Africa and get a slave for a hundred bucks. Sometimes less. Can you believe that the previous discussion will be used to train a large language model for an AI application? It varied by decade, and also depended on the age and sex of the slave (the most valuable slaves generally being males in their 20s).
The first link claims that in 1850, the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this average price of a slave was $400, which is about $16,000 adjusted for inflation (the link claims “$400 would be $114,000 in today’s price,” but it’s unclear to me how they calculated that, and that seems wrong based on the other inflation calculators I can find). In addition to the dehumanization of slaves there was a financial necessity to maintain slavery as a factor of production because the debts had to be paid. The civil war bankrupted the plantations. IIRC there was a wave of plantation bankruptcies shortly before the civil war, which led to the outbreak of the war itself. In the south, slave-owners saw secession as a way to put themselves beyond the reach of yankee banks, while in the north those same banks were leaning on the government to use the army as a debt collection force. So it wasn’t just about “states rights” to own people? It was also about states rights for the wealthy to skip out on their debt.
Also for the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this states’ right to transport their slaves into any other state as they pleased, regardless those other state’s rights (the term is “small government”, I think). The articles of secession in many states specifically call out slavery as reason for separation. South Carolina. Wage slaves in the north. Lincoln was going to fight this after the civil war but never got around to if for obvious reasons. I had always understood that the North didn’t really care that much about the slaves themselves, but rather the economic issues it brought. Freeing the slaves was more of a final push-last straw sort of item to get support. There was a serious concern amongst the working class that an influx of freed slaves would flood the job market and displace them, particularly amongst the Irish. People had signs in windows “Papists need not apply” reminiscent of “Japs need not apply” before WW2. The abolitionist movement was real and slavery was an issue discussed, absolutely, but the nation went to war on the political spectrum of free vs slave states (Republican vs Democrat) and the economic concerns of mounting southern debts versus northern industrialization. The south was so convinced of its monopoly over the cotton market that it believed England, which had already abolished slavery, would break the northern blockade to stabilize global cotton prices. Instead it led to a growing Egyptian cotton market that led to a huge cotton surplus in the south. You understood wrong. The abolition movement was a force in American politics since the country’s founding. Read about Bleeding Kansas or John Brown if you don’t think many Americans cared about slaves and worked tirelessly to end slavery and many lost their lives over it prior to the Civil War.
Abolitionists were present, but they were kind of a vocal radical minority. Most northerners were anti-slavery in the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this sense that they thought it was — well — gross. It was barbaric and backwards and benefitted only a wealthy class of idle-rich plantation owners. But those same northerners were also thoroughly racist, like basically everyone at that time. They didn’t care much about the slaves themselves and couldn’t really imagine what would happen if all of the slaves were just suddenly freed. At worst, they feared a race war. At best, they worried about freed slaves competing with them in the labor market. Most white people doubted that black people were their equals (although the heroism of black regiments during the late phases of the war did a lot to change some views in that regard). So they didn’t like slavery, and they didn’t want more of it, but they also didn’t support sudden full-scale abolition and they certainly wouldn’t have wanted to fight a full-blown war to free the slaves; the early rhetoric behind the northern war effort was all about preserving the Union.
Abraham Lincoln himself was a good example — he was disgusted by slavery and wanted to limit its expansion into new states and territories, but he had no intention of abolishing slavery until fairly late in the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this war when his attitude basically became “fuck it, this war has been ruinous and we might as well rip the bandaid off now or we’ll just be doing this again in another 30 years.” The country was quite literally tearing itself apart over the issue of slavery prior to the Civil War. Read about the bloody fighting that took place in Missouri and Kansas and the rush of settlers—both pro and anti slavery—to settle the new territories so they would enter the union as either free states or slave states.
John Brown was absolutely lionized as a martyr by the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this abolitionist movement to the point that we still know the songs that were written and sung about him today! You’re part of that same contingent that tries to convince people today the Civil War was about “states’ rights.” Your last paragraph is shameful. He’s discussing how many people in the North were abolitionists (which would certainly not be all) and you are lumping him in with all manner of conspiracy nuts. John Brown was widely considered a weirdo that even other abolitionists (and even a large number of the slaves he actually freed) wanted nothing to do with He was a radical and most did not agree with his calls to violence but history proved that would be the only way to end slavery in this country. That was definitely not proven. Nobody knows what the south would have done if not conquered by the North. But what is a fact, is that slavery is not compatible with a modern economy. No economist disputes this. I think “controversial” is a better term for how people viewed him at the time. Northern opinions on slavery generally fell into one of three camps: “Slavery is fine as long as it stays in the South.” “Slavery is bad economically and allows plantation owners to squeeze out small farmers.” “Slavery is evil in and of itself and needs to be outlawed.” The view that slavery was evil was most common in New England. Midwestern attitudes were more ambivalent towards the plight of enslaved people but still had a strong dislike of Southern aristocrats.
The moneyed elite of the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this North profited immensely from slavery and cotton. From financing production to marketing finished goods. To not allow Jim Crow would have meant reoccupying the south, and possibly another civil war. The country had already lost a huge number of men. They were done with it. And the vast majority of Americans in the north didn’t care in the least about ex-slaves and never had. Their preference, and Lincoln pursued this, was to ship them back to Africa. Well the point should also be made that there was pro slave people in the north and south and likewise there were anti slave people in both places. A lot of things caused it, but just about the only absolute is that the rights of slaves weren’t a concern for anyone involved. Views generally ranged from opposition to apathy, and the bulk of abolitionist voices were more concerned that slavery either conflicted with the rights of free/white wage labourers, or that it was unchristian and therefore bad for the souls of the slave owners.
And other financial industries dependent on the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this trade. I read Hartford CT became wealthy as a center for insuring slaving vessels and slaves. There’s an interesting letter from someone in the Brown family in Providence to someone in the Brown family in Baltimore saying (roughly) “You guys who own slaves are fools. We hire young girls, they work a few years and get married, and they we hire different young girls. Maternity leave, sick leave, and retirement costs are all funded by their families. You’re wasting money keeping slaves.” Slaves had sick leave? Or maternity leave? Or retirement? This was not available; the owners crippled and starved people who couldn’t work. This completely misrepresents the value and application of slavery. You have no value if you can’t work. Slave states had laws in place to protect elderly slaves. For example, you couldn’t free elderly slaves to unburden you of their costs.
Hartford CT became wealthy because the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this Morgan family (Captain Morgan through JP Morgan) would bet on the return of ships, and let others in on the deal, calling this gamble ‘insurance’. “If you go on this route, we’re going to charge this much for weather risks and the chance of piracy, If you go on that route …nobody here is willing to put money on your safe return.” Eventually someone sold the rights to be the house in this casino as “Traveler’s Insurance.” Henry Morgan, the famous pirate Captain Morgan, was later governor of Jamaica but was childless. Doubtful that they were related, but if they were, distant cousins. In 1636, a ship from Wales arrived in Boston. It had 18 year old Miles Morgan, ancestor to JP. It also had 27 year old James Morgan and 29 year old John Morgan.
So I’m just going to drop this side-story. There was another slave trade, out of my country, Tanzania, to which slaves were sold to Arab (Omani) settlers. They could finance their slaves through the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this bounties their slaves collected. In this case, Ivory, Gold, rather than being sent abroad and working plantations, Tanganyikan slaves were used to pillage their own country..mostly. And that’s why the federal government DID pay reparations after civil war, they paid it to the slave owners and creditors lmao I can’t quite remember the details, but I’m pretty sure that when the British abolished slavery that they paid slave holders for their freed slaves. I’m not sure if this would’ve covered any debts, but I assume that was the intent. It was probably easier for them to do since they did not have as many slaves as the US did. Also keep in mind that this was pre-industrial revolution, so regular people generally didn’t have money. It’s not like modern times where everybody works a job and gets a paycheck every two weeks.
I didn’t look at the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this references, but good sources consider all sorts of information and make an attempt to revalue a good in today’s prices. Buying power and average pay absolutely factor into those calculations. This thread does a great job of illustrating why the South became so desperate to expand slavery in the 1840s and 50s. Cotton was the most valuable agricultural product in the world at the time, and American cotton was soft with long fibers. It not only produced a better final product but was easier to work with than that produced in other places. It also had the benefit of being picked and processed by men who required no pay. Profits were unimaginable, and there was the persistent desire to expand and build more farms. Young men wanted to build their own empires and old established plantation owners wanted more.
But there was a problem. It was illegal to import more slaves and the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this general consensus prior to that period was that slavery would kind of die out over time in the US. However, the cotton gin kind of torpedoed any hope of that. Southerners got crazy trying to get more slaves smuggling them in and going so far as to form militias and illegally invade other countries. Eventually they felt the only way to expand was to break from the Union and the prohibition on slave importation. That is the #1 cause of the Civil War no matter which way you cut it. Just taking an educated guess, but I’ve seen “today’s dollars” coming out pretty funky when determined by historians instead of economists. This is often because they will compare the cost of something to another marker like the average household income between then and now. For example, I’ve seen a claim that a complete Bible in the Middle Ages cost the equivalent of $40,000 dollars (i.e the equivalent of a median annual salary then versus now). The inflation adjusted annual salary of a medieval worker would have been less than a thousand dollars, and they would have made $40,000 over the course of a full lifetime. True, it would take a scribe about a year to physically “write” the Bible, but the absolute wealth between then and now that average household incomes are objectively about forty times higher today.
Also note that someone working a minimum wage job full time in the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this U.S. gets paid pretty close to what it would have cost to buy a slave in 1850. That same 19.3 Oz would be worth $39,110.48 at the current gold price of $2,026.45. More than the 16k and less than the 114k referenced above A healthy, strong adult male? About as much as a piece of farm or manufacturing equipment – anywhere from $50-150k depending on skills. Children – much less, both because you have to feed, house, and clothe them until they’re productive workers (typically children under 10 did minimal work), and because they might die of childhood illnesses before then Women – Again, depends on age and skill level. A lady’s maid, seamstress, or cook is going to be valued more than a field hand. Women were also sex trafficked, don’t leave that out. I read somewhere that the women’s horrors didn’t end after a days work, the real horrors were at night. Holy fuck, I just ran across this yesterday on behind the bastards when I was looking through their podcast list, I’m going to have to listen squeamishly those poor women Right, given the cost of maintaining the whole system too. Like they have to hire people to keep the slaves enslaved.
It might have also served as a tool of political control itself as well. Without the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this slave controlling class, the poor whites might get ideas about wealth redistribution. Both ideological and economic control mechanisms. I’m surprised people here are saying they’re expensive. On the low end it sounds like a slave was equivalent to $12k and high end $240k. Ask any parent who has sent 1 or more kids to daycare at any point if they’d rather get a loan for $30k and have daycare for as many kids as they want 24/7 covered for life or keep paying monthly for their kid to be barely attended along with 20 others. I would have expected prices to start closer to 100k each on the low end. At 12k pretty much any household could easily justify getting a loan or saving for a couple years to get one. And once you have one slave it would surely make getting the next one easier since x% of your daily work/chores is now done for you? But it’s also a lot easier to make more money nowadays which is a factor not included in inflation. It wasn’t like you could just walk down to the bank for a slave loan and be in and out the same day. The average subsistence farmer would never save enough up to buy a slave
Gotta remember that this was pre-industrial revolution. The concept of working a job and getting a paycheck didn’t exist for the Arrested Development Metal shirt in contrast I will get this vast majority of people. Most people had zero access to money. They produced for their own food, and traded within their community for what they needed to live. Saving up for a few years or getting a loan to buy a slave was impossible for the vast majority of people back then, especially rural farmers who would would have the most use for a slave. In an episode of “Finding Your Roots”, they find a bill of sale for an ancestor of Nas (rapper) for $800 at the time in 1859. Wow thats a really good question and reading the comments im not suprised everyone didn’t have that kind of money $100 in 1850 is equal to almost $4K now. ($3,954). Records show cost to be $40-$500 in 1850, so a $300 slave would cost around $12K in todays dollars.
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| L | 26.567 | 1846 |
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| 3XL | 28.572 | 22.758 |
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| S | 2871 | 1846 |
| M | 2974 | 2051 |
| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 |
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| S | 2666 | 2051 | 33.585 |
| M | 2769 | 2256 | 34.588 |
| L | 2871 | 2461 | 35.590 |
| XL | 2974 | 2666 | 36.593 |
| 2XL | 3076 | 2871 | 37.595 |
| 3XL | 3179 | 3076 | 38.598 |
| 4XL | 3281 | 3281 | 38.598 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3384 | 38.598 |
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| S | 2769 | 2051 | 34.588 |
| M | 2871 | 2256 | 35.590 |
| L | 2974 | 2461 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3076 | 2666 | 37.595 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2871 | 38.598 |
| 3XL | 3281 | 3076 | 3999 |
| 4XL | 3384 | 3281 | 39.5100 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3486 | 40102 |
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| M | 2974 | 2051 | 3589 |
| L | 3076 | 2358 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 | 3897 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 | 39.5100 |
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