That's the view TODAY. It WASN'T considered wrong or immoral THEN.
actually, it was considered immoral then... That's why we had a civil war, because it was considered immoral and a lot of people thought it should end.
You can't compare legitimate medical experiments trying to help legitimately sick people in the 19th Century to a madman doing vile experiments to HEALTHY people being held prisoner against their will harming them by doing things to them like trapped animals which made them ill or even killed them.
are you trying to say Slaves weren't being held against their will?
Some of Simm's patients might have been slaves (but not all), but they were legitimate patients needing (and I'm sure wanting) treatment.
The point is, he didn't do these procedures on healthy, free white women until he had done a lot of trial and error butchering slave black women. That was the thing.
One girl he operated on 17 times.
The very fact that you claim an advocate for tearing down ALL statues and flags everywhere demonstrates there's no point in trying to reason with a damaged mentality, and I would recommend you seek out serious mental counseling for sociopathy. You're one f---ked up dude. Go live in some communist country where you belong.
Sorry, man, all the symbols of slavery are coming down. Just like when Communism fell, they took down all the statues of Lenin and Stalin and Marx. It's a good thing.