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Over here acting like that income bracket didn’t take the LaMelo Ball Charlotte Hornets cartoon shirt in other words I will buy 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).

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The first link claims that in 1850, the LaMelo Ball Charlotte Hornets cartoon shirt in other words I will buy 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.

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1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.