there was a huge war. Bloodiest war still to this day in American history
That the slave states started in order to force other states to allow slavery. And only the bloodiest American war on American soil. The US military has killed a lot more people in subsequent wars.
With the end result being that slavery ended.
Only chattel slavery. While unquestionably less horrible, penal slavery was explicitly allowed by the 13th amendment and is practiced to this day.
There’s significantly more people legally enslaved in the US today than there was before chattel slavery was abolished.
Now, you can say racism didn’t end after that
If you want to go for the understatement of the year award, yes, you could do that.
But on the scale of atrocities, racism, then slavery, then mass extermination camps.
As I explained above, slavery is still a thriving industry, more so now than ever.
As for extermination camps, it’s just a matter of time now that the fascists have taken over and started building the first concentration camps.
America DID NOT get away with slavery
America IS getting away with slavery.
your logic does not hold up
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I’m just saying if Hitler looked at an already failed policy
He didn’t. The Jim Crow laws that inspired him were EXTREMELY successful at oppressing and marginalizing black people and continued to be so until long after Hitler’s defeat and death.
Good writeup. An additional thing I would like to add are the “well regulated militias” whose initial purpose was to act as thugs for big plantation owners (the untouchable billionaires of yesteryear), and their continued authoritarian white supremacist heritage…
That the slave states started in order to force other states to allow slavery. And only the bloodiest American war on American soil. The US military has killed a lot more people in subsequent wars.
Only chattel slavery. While unquestionably less horrible, penal slavery was explicitly allowed by the 13th amendment and is practiced to this day.
There’s significantly more people legally enslaved in the US today than there was before chattel slavery was abolished.
If you want to go for the understatement of the year award, yes, you could do that.
As I explained above, slavery is still a thriving industry, more so now than ever.
As for extermination camps, it’s just a matter of time now that the fascists have taken over and started building the first concentration camps.
America IS getting away with slavery.
clears throat
He didn’t. The Jim Crow laws that inspired him were EXTREMELY successful at oppressing and marginalizing black people and continued to be so until long after Hitler’s defeat and death.
Good writeup. An additional thing I would like to add are the “well regulated militias” whose initial purpose was to act as thugs for big plantation owners (the untouchable billionaires of yesteryear), and their continued authoritarian white supremacist heritage…