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US Politics 67w

_orangutan

not a single plantation should’ve been left standing post-civil war
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Anonymous 67w

I mean that would be impossible considering humans need to eat to live

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 67w

plantations didn’t grow food, they grew cotton commodities, even if they did grow food, it would be shipped to places where it sold for more

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Anonymous replying to -> _orangutan 67w

i.e. look at where cash crops were sent prior to cotton…. back to the British market

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