lg325
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At the time all were legal and common in most parts of the world.
Should legal behavior of the past be judged by today's morals?
Should legal behavior of the past be judged by today's morals?
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Not in Europe thenAt the time all were legal and common in most parts of the world.
... because it took a civil war that killed more than 600000 soldiers and at least 100000 civilians.
It required war for the US to end this evil.
Fought is a misnomerProbably as many as 2,000 blacks fought for the South.
So what?
It was evil. the 24% of southern-descent Americans today must renounce the CSA.
Having 40 percent of your population in bondage is not misguidedMisguided, not evil.
The holocaust was evil, suicide bombing is evil, child drugging and mutilating over trans nonsense is evil.
When we call everything evil it lessens the impact of what we are saying and moderates the entire concept of evil.
Fought is a misnomer
Confederates were afraid of armed negroes
They provided manual labor to the confederate forces
Having 40 percent of your population in bondage is not misguided
It is evil
Yes it was evil and they knew it was wrongIt would be now, but it wasn't then.
Again, diluting evil by calling everything you don't like evil destroys the value of the concept as a warning.
For over a hundred and fifty years, the legacy of the Confederacy has been sold as a noble Lost Cause of states defending their states rights.
The reality is that the Confederacy was an Evil Empire. One of the worst nations in the history of mankind.
The Confederacy was built on ensuring that the institution of slavery would exist forever,
The Confederacy kept 40 percent of its population in bondage.
The economy of the Confederacy was built around enforced free labor. Labor enforced by whip and chain.
The Confederacy used women for breeding and then sold the children.
The Confederacy considered human slaves as no more than livestock
By any valuation, this was pure EVIL and should never be defended or honored in todays society.
Yes it was evil and they knew it was wrong
Just too much money being made off of free labor
SorryMisguided, not evil.
Stop mitigating the concept of evil.
What a stupid postWhile nobody here intends to honor slavery, we need not attack ancestors whose goal was to earn a living off their land and be free of a Federal Government that had the goal of ruining their economy and ordering them around. Quite like President Biden has done and his sidekick Harris. Nothing said now will change facts like hundreds of years ago once the blacks both were slaves and owned them themselves.
Sorry
But by any interpretation
Owning other human beings is evil
It was illegal in Western Europe.At the time all were legal and common in most parts of the world.
Should legal behavior of the past be judged by today's morals?
Yea it was pretty horrifically evil. Just because we topped it in the 20th Century doesn't make it Not Evil.Misguided, not evil.
Stop mitigating the concept of evil.
Murder has been going on since the beginning. Its still evil.If you go by the length of human history slavery was normal and accepted far longer than it was not normal and accepted.
No…..it was pure evilIt was exploitation and wrong, but not evil.
If you go by the length of human history slavery was normal and accepted far longer than it was not normal and accepted.
Trying to bring it back would be evil, because now we supposedly know better.
So it isIt was illegal in Western Europe.
It was illegal in every other country in North and South America by 1859.
I believe the British were already blockading slave exporting nations in Africa.
Have you ever owned animals and been told they cost you no money?Yes it was evil and they knew it was wrong
Just too much money being made off of free labor
I have never heard of slavery being celebrated in the USA. I think you mean those illegals who drag then into the country and democrat's celebrate illegals here.None of your post has anything to do with the Confederacy or why we celebrate it today