No it didn't, you ******* dimwitted liar!
Babe, you lied about it before. The brits were offering freedom to the slaves that Americans kept in chains for another century. I suggest that you take a moment from reading neo nazi sites and study "Rough Croassings" by Simon Schama. He lays it out in some detail.Well the US operated white Christian rape gangs for centuries and fought a civil war to maintain that privilege. The 1776 project supported that right.LOL. You should be more concerned with Paki rape gangs.
Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’www.theguardian.com
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
American gave the black man the franchise before England did.
I've taught you that before.
Its great that there are level headed and moderate patriots like yourself who can help keep us straight.
Babe, you lied about it before. The brits were offering freedom to the slaves that Americans kept in chains for another century. I suggest that you take a moment from reading neo nazi sites and study "Rough Croassings" by Simon Schama. He lays it out in some detail.Well the US operated white Christian rape gangs for centuries and fought a civil war to maintain that privilege. The 1776 project supported that right.LOL. You should be more concerned with Paki rape gangs.Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
American gave the black man the franchise before England did.
I've taught you that before.
Wait until Republicans start expending effort to rewrite text and history books of the Trump years. You ain't seen nothing yet!Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
Yes,you trotted this nonsense out last time. More accurately a small and insignificant corner of the US banned slavery. That hardly matches the headline. However we are used to that level of duplicity and nuttiness from you.Babe, you lied about it before. The brits were offering freedom to the slaves that Americans kept in chains for another century. I suggest that you take a moment from reading neo nazi sites and study "Rough Croassings" by Simon Schama. He lays it out in some detail.Well the US operated white Christian rape gangs for centuries and fought a civil war to maintain that privilege. The 1776 project supported that right.LOL. You should be more concerned with Paki rape gangs.Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
American gave the black man the franchise before England did.
I've taught you that before.
I never lie, and I'm never wrong.
Watch this, dunce:
Slavery ended first....FIRST...in America.
"July 2, 1777. In response to abolitionists' calls across the colonies to end slavery, Vermont became the first colony to ban it outright. Not only did Vermont's legislature agree to abolish slavery entirely, it also moved to provide full voting rights for African American males."
Vermont 1777: Early Steps Against Slavery
Long before Vermont became our 14th state, its people were known for their independence. They were not excited about joining the new United States; nor did they want to remain a part of the British crown. They liked being independent and made that clear to the other colonies on more than one...
nmaahc.si.edu
That's thirty years before England abolished slavery.
Yes,you trotted this nonsense out last time. More accurately a small and insignificant corner of the US banned slavery. That hardly matches the headline. However we are used to that level of duplicity and nuttiness from you.Babe, you lied about it before. The brits were offering freedom to the slaves that Americans kept in chains for another century. I suggest that you take a moment from reading neo nazi sites and study "Rough Croassings" by Simon Schama. He lays it out in some detail.Well the US operated white Christian rape gangs for centuries and fought a civil war to maintain that privilege. The 1776 project supported that right.LOL. You should be more concerned with Paki rape gangs.Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
American gave the black man the franchise before England did.
I've taught you that before.
I never lie, and I'm never wrong.
Watch this, dunce:
Slavery ended first....FIRST...in America.
"July 2, 1777. In response to abolitionists' calls across the colonies to end slavery, Vermont became the first colony to ban it outright. Not only did Vermont's legislature agree to abolish slavery entirely, it also moved to provide full voting rights for African American males."
Vermont 1777: Early Steps Against Slavery
Long before Vermont became our 14th state, its people were known for their independence. They were not excited about joining the new United States; nor did they want to remain a part of the British crown. They liked being independent and made that clear to the other colonies on more than one...
nmaahc.si.edu
That's thirty years before England abolished slavery.
Historians rail against Trump administration's 1776 Commission
Experts call report released by former administration a ‘puerile, politically reactionary document’
This is what happens when politicians want to control history. There must be an approved account that backs up your political standpoint. In this case White Supremacy.
Its great that President Joe has binned it.
