If you think about it, what do jews define as slave? Per our current year kikes, nothing short of living in lavish luxury would account for not being a slave. Heck, per the kikes, not enslaving the rest of humanity also makes them slaves. Which makes one wonder just how accurate Exodus can really be, given the jewish subversion tactics and wild outlandish story telling
Even in the new testament, slaves were basically employees
"Slaves" were not cheap from what i can tell, you the slave owner had to pay them with some scrip mechanism to avoid demoralization and worked productivty issues, feed them, clothe them, teach them language, teach them their job, you owned ALL the liability of the slave, etc. If anything, it was more expensive to have slaves back in the OT then it is to have FT employees today. People forget that with the ownership of the slave, the transfer of the liability had to go somewhere, it didn't just disseappear or anything
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