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I was speaking about Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.what do you mean by equal??
they believed all men are equal not just themselves,,,I was speaking about Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.
They believed that they had the same value as humans to King George III. They believed that they should have the same rights as King George III.
Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were Progressives. They had lofty ideals of Equality and supported Inequality which was severe even by the standards of their times.they believed all men are equal not just themselves,,,
progressive of those times are a world apart from out current progressive that are more regressive than progressive,,Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were Progressives. They had lofty ideals of Equality and supported Inequality which was severe even by the standards of their times.
To a great degree, Progressives in 1776 were similar to Progressives of 2022.progressive of those times are a world apart from out current progressive that are more regressive than progressive,,
not even close,, modern progs dont believe in persoanl property and wanted the largest of governments where then they were polar opposite,,To a great degree, Progressives in 1776 were similar to Progressives of 2022.
They proclaimed and proclaim lofty ideas. They practice and practiced worst abuses of Human Rights.
For example, Progressives support Cancel Culture.not even close,, modern progs dont believe in persoanl property and wanted the largest of governments where then they were polar opposite,,
what abuses did they do??
GW and TJ didnt believe in that,, they believed that all people should be heard and backed it up with the 1st amendment,,For example, Progressives support Cancel Culture.
They supported a system under which slaves had no rights.GW and TJ didnt believe in that,, they believed that all people should be heard and backed it up with the 1st amendment,,
they didnt support it and openly said that it was wrong and tried to end it with the constitution but those that would later form the democrat party refused to allow it and wouldnt have joined the union if it was ended,,They supported a system under which slaves had no rights.
Much of their Insurrection was to preserve Slavery.they didnt support it and openly said that it was wrong and tried to end it with the constitution but those that would later form the democrat party refused to allow it and wouldnt have joined the union if it was ended,,
6th grade history taught this but I guess you missed that class,,
no it wasnt,,Much of their Insurrection was to preserve Slavery.
Slaves had hope which was crushed by the Battle of Yorktown.
Sowell is “wrong“ in that he leaves out a lot, and in particular, how slavery became a racialized institution in America.still doesnt mean theyre right and hes wrong,,
So it's the Africans' fault....this whole slavery thing?Contrary to many blacks thinking whites kidnapped them and brought them to America for slaves the real problem was their own people selling them into slavery.
that doesnt make him wrong since he wasnt referring to what dems did after slavery was embedded here,,Sowell is “wrong“ in that he leaves out a lot, and in particular, how slavery became a racialized institution in America.
they believed all men are equal not just themselves,,,
no it wasnt,,
their fight was for all men to be free,,
they didnt support it and openly said that it was wrong and tried to end it with the constitution but those that would later form the democrat party refused to allow it and wouldnt have joined the union if it was ended,,
6th grade history taught this but I guess you missed that class,,
if you bothered to read a little history you would know they couldnt legally release their slaves,,Yet they didn’t release their slaves (George Washington released his but wouldn’t release Mary’s).
Equality was clearly limited to certain groups. Excluded were women, Black people, indiginous people.
You are making a cultural problem a political problem. I was wrong about the racialization of slavery however, it began a lot earlier than I thought, prior to the formation of our nation. Maybe you should watch this series? It isn’t “politicized”, though the actions of the political parties in support of or against abolition is part of the history.that doesnt make him wrong since he wasnt referring to what dems did after slavery was embedded here,,
he was talking about who and why they became slaves,,
you should watch his other videos in this series,,
Oh? Strange….some did.if you bothered to read a little history you would know they couldnt legally release their slaves,,
