Average price of a slave has decreased.

Average price of slave has decreased

The average price of a slave has decreased during the past 200 years, according to Kevin Bales, a leading abolitionist who has written several books about modern-day slavery. In 1809, the average price of a slave was $40,000 when adjusted to today’s money. In 2009, the average price of a slave was $90, Bales says.

I think it goes much deeper than what we see on the headlines. There is something they don't tell us, we are all slaves in their eyes. We make money to support them and us, the result is the rich get richer, the poor get poorer. When is it the elites turn to pay for everything? They hold onto most of the world's wealth while the rest of us watch it all slip from our grasp. If they would lump the taxes together and show people just how much they are really paying just to be alive, it would shock people out of their complacency. They could call it the Life tax. If you've ever wondered why they would do all the things they do to the peoples of the world, it is because we make it so easy for them to do this to us. People that only believe what they see on TV are a prime example. Everyone knows at least 2 people that fall into this category.

Here's my take on why slave prices decreased, inflation doesn't work for just money. Now human life is worth less every year according to their way of thinking.

karl marx said all this in daas kaptial.

capitalism isnt about teh exchange of goods and services.

capitalism is about the upper classes owning you. you are their capital.
every minute you work .. they make money.

www.marxists.org...

Don't forget that you can rent slaves at a bargain deal of 50 cents per day in third-world countries if you don't have the money on-hand to buy them right off the bat, but don't worry, after they've worked for a month or so, they'll pay for themselves!

definately makes this for an interesting read

...(trader of) slaves, and souls of men.-Revelation

and this

Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to enslavement, which is Agar.-Galatians

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the value of human life is all about perspective...

check out the conditions in India...


www.chinasmack.com...

Originally posted by Rezwar
Average price of slave has decreased

The average price of a slave has decreased during the past 200 years, according to Kevin Bales, a leading abolitionist who has written several books about modern-day slavery. In 1809, the average price of a slave was $40,000 when adjusted to today’s money. In 2009, the average price of a slave was $90, Bales says.

I think it goes much deeper than what we see on the headlines. There is something they don't tell us, we are all slaves in their eyes. We make money to support them and us, the result is the rich get richer, the poor get poorer. When is it the elites turn to pay for everything? They hold onto most of the world's wealth while the rest of us watch it all slip from our grasp. If they would lump the taxes together and show people just how much they are really paying just to be alive, it would shock people out of their complacency. They could call it the Life tax. If you've ever wondered why they would do all the things they do to the peoples of the world, it is because we make it so easy for them to do this to us. People that only believe what they see on TV are a prime example. Everyone knows at least 2 people that fall into this category.

Here's my take on why slave prices decreased, inflation doesn't work for just money. Now human life is worth less every year according to their way of thinking.

I will pay $90 bucks for a slave...
Do I get to pick them out myself???

no other system than the capitalist system has allowed so many millions of people live the middle class life.

The problem is not capitalism but globalization! People dreaming of communism/socialism are the real slaves who have no own thought process and wants a nanny state to care for them.

I have been directing people's attention to the documentary "The One Percent" by Jamie Johnson, one of the heirs to the Johnson & Johnson Estate. I don't know what he was thinking when he decided this film wold be a good idea. It is a good idea from our point of view, not so good from the elites point of view. People have been tricked into thinking slavery is only something that happens on a small scale in today's world limited to human trafficking. If they only knew the horrible truth. The best cage is one that the prisoner is not aware of. It's time to rattle this cage.

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I will pay $90 bucks for a slave... Do I get to pick them out myself???

Think about it Metaldave, slaves are not allowed to own other slaves. This has been true throughout recorded history and I doubt they will make an exception for you lol, you are in the same boat as the rest of us. Unless you happen to be a billionaire.

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I know quite a bit about india. Their caste system is basically what the elites have used in other forms with different names to control the masses. Feudalism, citizenship in the roman empire, and now we have capitalism.Basically anything that elevates one people over another. I just hope zeitgeist never gets off the ground, that stuff just stinks of NWO.