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I never said freeing Black people made them equal.
Black people were always equal. Whites simply pretended they were not equal....
Of course the emancipation was about punishing the losers.
Glad to have you on record with your racist viewpoint.
He is vociferous in his racism, isn't he?
When 4 million people who for the most part were forbidden to learn how to read or write are suddenly set free it`s going to be a problem for generations. I believe that if the president hadn`t been murdered in 1865 things would have been different. Freeing them did not make them equal.I never said freeing Black people made them equal.
You implied slavery was a racial equality issue. If so, freeing them made them equal. Again, it was THIS argument which prompted 100 years of racial segregation. It's how the SCOTUS justified upholding Jim Crow laws. (You'll note that was NOT the CSA)
Slavery had nothing to do with racial equality for black people. Those opposed to slavery in 1861 were emotionally driven by the inhumane treatment of slaves. It had nothing to do with their thinking slaves were in any way their equal. Virtually NO white person had that view in 1861, aside from Quaker, Unitarian and Congregationalist ministers.
So claiming slavery was a racial equality issue is factually incorrect.
...We began to realize this in 1954.
When 4 million people who for the most part were forbidden to learn how to read or write are suddenly set free it`s going to be a problem for generations. I believe that if the president hadn`t been murdered in 1865 things would have been different. Freeing them did not make them equal.I never said freeing Black people made them equal.
You implied slavery was a racial equality issue. If so, freeing them made them equal. Again, it was THIS argument which prompted 100 years of racial segregation. It's how the SCOTUS justified upholding Jim Crow laws. (You'll note that was NOT the CSA)
Slavery had nothing to do with racial equality for black people. Those opposed to slavery in 1861 were emotionally driven by the inhumane treatment of slaves. It had nothing to do with their thinking slaves were in any way their equal. Virtually NO white person had that view in 1861, aside from Quaker, Unitarian and Congregationalist ministers.
So claiming slavery was a racial equality issue is factually incorrect.
...We began to realize this in 1954.
. . It took generations for white people to not be racist... many still are. A LOT of them hide behind scapegoats and false histories. Blaming others for racism to take the spotlight off their own bigoted viewpoints.
Amazing how long they're riding out that excuse.When 4 million people who for the most part were forbidden to learn how to read or write are suddenly set free it`s going to be a problem for generations. I believe that if the president hadn`t been murdered in 1865 things would have been different. Freeing them did not make them equal.I never said freeing Black people made them equal.
You implied slavery was a racial equality issue. If so, freeing them made them equal. Again, it was THIS argument which prompted 100 years of racial segregation. It's how the SCOTUS justified upholding Jim Crow laws. (You'll note that was NOT the CSA)
Slavery had nothing to do with racial equality for black people. Those opposed to slavery in 1861 were emotionally driven by the inhumane treatment of slaves. It had nothing to do with their thinking slaves were in any way their equal. Virtually NO white person had that view in 1861, aside from Quaker, Unitarian and Congregationalist ministers.
So claiming slavery was a racial equality issue is factually incorrect.
...We began to realize this in 1954.
Not very clever of you...simply a little bait and switch.
The question is the fact that the South went to war to maintain and expand the institution of chattel slavery.
It's plainly a matter of fact and record.
Again -- if you are a Northern White, would you be willing to leave your home and go to war to abolish slavery in the Southern states? What percentage of Northern Whites do you believe approved of that?Along with the corner Stone speech just about every traitorous state that wanted to fight to maintain slavery explicitly stated so in their articles of succession...
Sorry if you that ignorant of history.
I, personally, have never associated the Confederate battle flag with slavery. As a (New York) yankee I always have regarded the "rebel" flag as a symbol of rebellion in the romantic sense, as in the legend of Jesse James -- who I'm sure didn't have any slaves.[...]
Over the years, PEOPLE have used the flag to symbolize different things. You've simply applied the worst of the worst symbolism because you are a bigot who is prejudiced against Southerners.
The rightard racist squeal for decades.Got that right. Affirmative action is the most brazen racism of all and it's everywhere in america. All govt officials and all liberals support the idea of denying whites equal access to college and jobs.
The rightard racist squeal for decades.Got that right. Affirmative action is the most brazen racism of all and it's everywhere in america. All govt officials and all liberals support the idea of denying whites equal access to college and jobs.
Northern whites went to war because someone fired on their flag at Ft. Sumter. For the most part, they didn`t care very much about slavery but treason certainly pissed them off.Again -- if you are a Northern White, would you be willing to leave your home and go to war to abolish slavery in the Southern states? What percentage of Northern Whites do you believe approved of that?Along with the corner Stone speech just about every traitorous state that wanted to fight to maintain slavery explicitly stated so in their articles of succession...
Sorry if you that ignorant of history.
Or do you think there were economic reasons for the Civil War?
Northern whites went to war because someone fired on their flag at Ft. Sumter. For the most part, they didn`t care very much about slavery but treason certainly pissed them off.
I for one hate the Confederacy because they LOST a war of their own choosing but still expect we should accept their moronic rag as legitimate.
The rightard racist squeal for decades.Got that right. Affirmative action is the most brazen racism of all and it's everywhere in america. All govt officials and all liberals support the idea of denying whites equal access to college and jobs.
I'm a yankee from Brooklyn. Why don't I hate the Confederacy?I for one hate the Confederacy because they LOST a war of their own choosing but still expect we should accept their moronic rag as legitimate.