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The very opposite is true. The cotton Gin turned cotton production from a small time, labor intensive crop, into an industry that supplied cotton for the world. With 80% of the worlds cotton coming from the US.I think slavery was an economic issue for both the North and South. Slave labor was used to do things like pick, seed and cultivate cotton which was used by both North and South. The Cotton gin and later advances in machine cultivating made slave labor obsolete.
I already said the slave seed pickers were re purposed to baling and growing and that is why Cotton became 'king.' And I already said before the gin cotton growing was a small time thing because of the intense labor of de seeding. Also, I meant much later advances leading to machine harvesting that is done today where the machine de seeds at harvest. You didn't bother to read what I wrote.The very opposite is true. The cotton Gin turned cotton production from a small time, labor intensive crop, into an industry that supplied cotton for the world. With 80% of the worlds cotton coming from the US.
Maple LeavesIt's none of your concern. Worry about your own shithole of a country, and keep your filthy Canadian nose out of America's business, where it does not belong.
The Framers vs. Slavery
The Framers structured the Constitution to lead the new Republic to the ultimate end of slavery but were unable to set a time frame for its abolition. The story comes to us from James Madison’s classic Notes of the Debates in the Federal Conven...www.americanthinker.com
back in 1787-88. Read the link of James Madison in this article. Most of the framers felt slavery needed to be abolished (why we had slavery in the first place is another story) and tried to set a time frame for its abolition.
Yep, if you go to the deep South, don't mention Lincoln in polite company. LOLThe whole North v. South is a huge part of US history and in some respects still exists today.
slavery still exist in most of the world,,Slavery was dying a natural death in the South just like it did everywhere else in the world. Slave labor can’t compete with free labor. The planters had ruined their soil by over farming to pay for the upkeep on their slaves, Brazil was pretty much the last western hemisphere country to ban slavery and did so in 1888. No matter how stubborn the Confederacy was, unless it invaded Mexico and Central America for new farm land, I can’t see slavery surviving in the Confederacy past 1900.
Fuck you it is. America is for Americans and those who know, share, and love our founding values. If YOU don't like that - GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY COUNTRY.White People Built America. America Is for Whites Only.
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Your argument that would make slave labor obsolete also made most manual labor obsolete.I already said the slave seed pickers were re purposed to baling and growing and that is why Cotton became 'king.' And I already said before the gin cotton growing was a small time thing because of the intense labor of de seeding. Also, I meant much later advances leading to machine harvesting that is done today where the machine de seeds at harvest. You didn't bother to read what I wrote.
He mentioned other mechanical farming tools.The very opposite is true. The cotton Gin turned cotton production from a small time, labor intensive crop, into an industry that supplied cotton for the world. With 80% of the worlds cotton coming from the US.
Yes but on a retail level, not the massive levels of the old days. Most slaves today are servants or work in small scale sweat shops or, in China, in factories.slavery still exist in most of the world,,
theres more slaves today than all of human history,,Yes but on a retail level, not the massive levels of the old days. Most slaves today are servants or work in small scale sweat shops or, in China, in factories.
If you read the article they have really expanded the term slavery to include arranged marriages and employees who can’t afford to leave their jobs. I’m against slavery, but that’s really stretching the term.theres more slaves today than all of human history,,
Slavery in the 21st century - Wikipedia
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There are also vastly more people than in all of human history. Per capital, the actual rate of slavery is probably far lower than in the nineteenth century.theres more slaves today than all of human history,,
Slavery in the 21st century - Wikipedia
how many do you think that includes,,If you read the article they have really expanded the term slavery to include arranged marriages and employees who can’t afford to leave their jobs. I’m against slavery, but that’s really stretching the term.
That’s not what the article claims. Read it.how many do you think that includes,,
fact remains slavery is alive and well,,
anyone can afford to leave their job,, and if its a job its not slavery,,
dont care what it says,, if its a job youre being paid to do and can leave if you want its not slavery,,That’s not what the article claims. Read it.
I agree, but that isn’t the standard used by the author of the article making the claim.dont care what it says,, if its a job youre being paid to do and can leave if you want its not slavery,,
The Left wants to keep the black vote but not deliver anything. So the Left panders to the blacks and suggests they might give the blacks a tremendous amount of money for any who had ancestors who were slaves. Of course the Left will never deliver but they will blame their failure on the racist Right.Slavery has been gone a long time now.
But the Left will never forgive America.
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"Racist" Is a Snob Term Used by Moral DegeneratesIf you read the article they have really expanded the term slavery to include arranged marriages and employees who can’t afford to leave their jobs. I’m against slavery, but that’s really stretching the term.
Slaves did more than pick cottonThe very opposite is true. The cotton Gin turned cotton production from a small time, labor intensive crop, into an industry that supplied cotton for the world. With 80% of the worlds cotton coming from the US.
