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Again stupid....taxes for the constitutional responsibility of the federal government which benefits us all (such as the military, federal courts, etc.) is not slavery.paying your taxes is not slaveryBwahahahaha! Watching you lose your shit in the face of reality is fall down hilarious. Calling slavery "paying your taxes" (because you've been indoctrinated to believe that) doesn't cease to make it slavery. It's just slavery by another name.no its not? its the definition of paying your fucking taxes? do you think slavery was just when black people where the only ones who payed taxes? godamn your stupid
also if it is.... that means the Constitution supports slavery by your definition, which goes against your original argument so I dont know where your going with this.... I'm still waiting for you to blame the jews
what the hell would they do in Africa? Some where there for over 300 years? There big mistake was not putting every slave owner in prison See: Failed southern reconstructionThis country made two very big mistakes in it's history. First mistake was to bring slaves into the country. Second big mistake was to not take them back to Africa when they were freed by Lincoln.
every country in the world has taxes so your saying all human beings on earth are slaves? your dumbAgain stupid....taxes for the constitutional responsibility of the federal government which benefits us all (such as the military, federal courts, etc.) is not slavery.paying your taxes is not slaveryBwahahahaha! Watching you lose your shit in the face of reality is fall down hilarious. Calling slavery "paying your taxes" (because you've been indoctrinated to believe that) doesn't cease to make it slavery. It's just slavery by another name.no its not? its the definition of paying your fucking taxes? do you think slavery was just when black people where the only ones who payed taxes? godamn your stupid
also if it is.... that means the Constitution supports slavery by your definition, which goes against your original argument so I dont know where your going with this.... I'm still waiting for you to blame the jews
Paying "taxes" for things which are not the constitutional responsibility of the federal government and which redistributes wealth (such as welfare, food stamps, etc.) is slavery.
The federal government is explicitly restricted to 18 enumerated powers by the U.S. Constitution and welfare, Medicaid, etc. is not one of those 18 enumerated powers. Having someone force me to hand my money over to other people who are the sole beneficiaries of that money is the very definition of slavery.
You're so dense - I've met 4th graders who accepted this reality faster.
Well it depends. If I paid into and I get it back - it is not slavery (though it is still unconstitutional as the federal government is granted no such power by the U.S. Constitution to implement a retirement program).I suppose social security is slavery too. Tell the tens of millions of retired Americans who depend on it that it is slavery. Hilarious. I guarantee they were underpaid for their labor.
You're the dumb-ass since after half a dozen posts you still can't figure out the difference between constitutional taxes and unconstitutional slavery.every country in the world has taxes so your saying all human beings on earth are slaves? your dumbAgain stupid....taxes for the constitutional responsibility of the federal government which benefits us all (such as the military, federal courts, etc.) is not slavery.paying your taxes is not slaveryBwahahahaha! Watching you lose your shit in the face of reality is fall down hilarious. Calling slavery "paying your taxes" (because you've been indoctrinated to believe that) doesn't cease to make it slavery. It's just slavery by another name.no its not? its the definition of paying your fucking taxes? do you think slavery was just when black people where the only ones who payed taxes? godamn your stupid
also if it is.... that means the Constitution supports slavery by your definition, which goes against your original argument so I dont know where your going with this.... I'm still waiting for you to blame the jews
Paying "taxes" for things which are not the constitutional responsibility of the federal government and which redistributes wealth (such as welfare, food stamps, etc.) is slavery.
The federal government is explicitly restricted to 18 enumerated powers by the U.S. Constitution and welfare, Medicaid, etc. is not one of those 18 enumerated powers. Having someone force me to hand my money over to other people who are the sole beneficiaries of that money is the very definition of slavery.
You're so dense - I've met 4th graders who accepted this reality faster.
A. That is racist as hellThis country made two very big mistakes in it's history. First mistake was to bring slaves into the country. Second big mistake was to not take them back to Africa when they were freed by Lincoln.
Benjamin Franklin
- In the early 1770s, before America declared independence from England, two Founding Fathers — Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Rush — tried to eliminate slavery from the American continent.
- While Pennsylvania was still a British colony, Pennsylvania passed an anti-slavery law, but King George III vetoed that law passed by Pennsylvania. At that point in time, in 1774, Ben Franklin joins with fellow Pennsylvanian, also soon to be signer of the Declaration, Benjamin Rush, and they start the first Abolition Society in Pennsylvania. It was an act of civil disobedience against King George III.
Slavery and the Founders Part III: Benjamin Franklin
- Back in 1768, Ben Franklin had joined with Francis Hopkins, who was also soon to be a signer of the Declaration, and they started a chain of schools across Pennsylvania and across New England for black Americans. And it was to teach black Americans the Bible and academics.
I don't believe there is any justification for society to tolerate slavery. However, if slavery is tolerated both locally and globally, then it complicates the issue. For tobacco and cotton growers, who sold their product in a world market as most did, a grower who decide to replace slaves with hired labor would be out of business because he could not be competitive. For most plantation owners it wasn't a matter of greed or being lazy. You used slave labor or gave up the plantation.So flopper you think that is justification for slavery? What you are admitting is plantation owners were greedy and lazy. Ungodly lazy. In other words...pathetic. Thank you. If that's the way it was in those days then let's call slavery the darkest most heinous time in american history.
what about the fact that it said only white men could vote? I suppose that wasn't racist either?
Dumbest. Post. Ever.Benjamin Franklin
- In the early 1770s, before America declared independence from England, two Founding Fathers — Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Rush — tried to eliminate slavery from the American continent.
- While Pennsylvania was still a British colony, Pennsylvania passed an anti-slavery law, but King George III vetoed that law passed by Pennsylvania. At that point in time, in 1774, Ben Franklin joins with fellow Pennsylvanian, also soon to be signer of the Declaration, Benjamin Rush, and they start the first Abolition Society in Pennsylvania. It was an act of civil disobedience against King George III.
Slavery and the Founders Part III: Benjamin Franklin
- Back in 1768, Ben Franklin had joined with Francis Hopkins, who was also soon to be a signer of the Declaration, and they started a chain of schools across Pennsylvania and across New England for black Americans. And it was to teach black Americans the Bible and academics.
The problem with this line of thinking is that if the Pennsylvanian or any other northern state's economy depended on slavery they would never have 'outlawed' it. They were just hypocrites, is all. It wasn't economical to manufacturers to feed their workers during winters and downturns in the economy, it was far cheaper to just let workers starve to death in the streets and just import more when business picked up.
Dumbest. Post. Ever.Benjamin Franklin
- In the early 1770s, before America declared independence from England, two Founding Fathers — Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Rush — tried to eliminate slavery from the American continent.
- While Pennsylvania was still a British colony, Pennsylvania passed an anti-slavery law, but King George III vetoed that law passed by Pennsylvania. At that point in time, in 1774, Ben Franklin joins with fellow Pennsylvanian, also soon to be signer of the Declaration, Benjamin Rush, and they start the first Abolition Society in Pennsylvania. It was an act of civil disobedience against King George III.
Slavery and the Founders Part III: Benjamin Franklin
- Back in 1768, Ben Franklin had joined with Francis Hopkins, who was also soon to be a signer of the Declaration, and they started a chain of schools across Pennsylvania and across New England for black Americans. And it was to teach black Americans the Bible and academics.
The problem with this line of thinking is that if the Pennsylvanian or any other northern state's economy depended on slavery they would never have 'outlawed' it. They were just hypocrites, is all. It wasn't economical to manufacturers to feed their workers during winters and downturns in the economy, it was far cheaper to just let workers starve to death in the streets and just import more when business picked up.
Labor is labor, genius. What difference does it make if the labor is for farming or if it's for manufacturing? It is just as easy to let a slave "starve" as it easy to let an employee "starve".
It's astounding how easy it is for progressives masters to completely own the mind of their minions.
I wish I could opt-out...l.but I am a slave to paying for it..I suppose social security is slavery too. Tell the tens of millions of retired Americans who depend on it that it is slavery. Hilarious. I guarantee they were underpaid for their labor.
What's your source?Thomas jefferson raped lots of people
thats a lieYet another prime example of the progressive minions blindly following the propaganda of the progressive masters.what about the fact that it said only white men could vote? I suppose that wasn't racist either?
The U.S. Constitution said no such thing. At no point did the document ever outline who could vote. That was controlled by each individual state.