Andylusion
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An official sign declaring that slaves were 'well taken-care of and happy' at Louisiana's most-visited historical site - a former cotton plantation - has been taken down.
It's unclear how long the sign was up at the state-owned and operated Rosedown Plantation, which sits on 374 acres in St. Francisville.
It was on display in the plantation's detached kitchen as part of an exhibit called 'Slave Life at Rosedown.'
About 850 people had been enslaved there before the outbreak of the Civil War, including newborn babies and the elderly. The sign said they lived in 'prettily built and very comfortable' cabins, where they were awoken at 4am, and had 'a natural musical instinct' that was showcased at Christmas.
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Source: Louisiana-owned plantation removes sign about 'happy' slaves | Daily Mail Online
My question is...why are so many whites so delusional about the worst thing that happened in America, and America's original sin?
I don't know any that are.
I think a better question is, why are you delusional, that you think your life is now any better off?
66 people have been killed in Chicago since the start of the year, and by far most were black. Name the person who is now better off in life, because of this all important removal of a sign? Name the person who didn't die in black-on-black violence, because of this super important event in Louisiana?
I don't know how you view yourself MarcATL, but when I see the threads you start, by far I find myself feeling only pity... I'm watching someone literally wasting his life to accomplish nothing.