“Slavery not really bad because everyone else did it, too.” isn’t a great argument.
NAP violation is an NAP violation, whether it’s culturally condoned or not.
threepartname on
we had quakers who were used for freeing slaves when it was deemed illegal to do so. later on they helped transport slaves to free states by pretending to own
they pretty much went anti slavery after their first look at the colonies
Vangad on
>”The institution was neither unique to the United States nor central to its growth and prosperity.”
That is a straight up lie. The slavery that was in the United States is unique compared to others outside. And its growth and prosperity was the key factors into why America boomed to the country that it is. Thats why the 13th didn’t completely abolished it. Holy hell who ever wrote this article needs to actually do some historical research.
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“Slavery not really bad because everyone else did it, too.” isn’t a great argument.
NAP violation is an NAP violation, whether it’s culturally condoned or not.
we had quakers who were used for freeing slaves when it was deemed illegal to do so. later on they helped transport slaves to free states by pretending to own
they pretty much went anti slavery after their first look at the colonies
>”The institution was neither unique to the United States nor central to its growth and prosperity.”
That is a straight up lie. The slavery that was in the United States is unique compared to others outside. And its growth and prosperity was the key factors into why America boomed to the country that it is. Thats why the 13th didn’t completely abolished it. Holy hell who ever wrote this article needs to actually do some historical research.