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That's not a very clear argument. They were clear that it was okay for some to own others as property. I wouldn't characterize that as particularly restrictive myself, but maybe we're grading on separate curves.
The part that allowed slave masters to count non free persons towards their voting power, for example.
I'm arguing today about your hilarious interpretation of the past. Be less of a bitch about it. If you're able.
What do either of those have to do with how the Constitution allowed for human chattel slavery?
That's not a very clear argument. They were clear that it was okay for some to own others as property. I wouldn't characterize that as particularly restrictive myself, but maybe we're grading on separate curves.
The part that allowed slave masters to count non free persons towards their voting power, for example.
What part of "that in the past" do you not understand?
I'm arguing today about your hilarious interpretation of the past. Be less of a bitch about it. If you're able.
No, I'm not interpreting the past, you are. I'm trying to get you to see the cotus for what it is today, not what it was back then. It's been improved, so none of the things you are talking about are still there.
What do either of those have to do with how the Constitution allowed for human chattel slavery?
They don't, but then those were not relevant to the post you were responding to, and not what I was addressing.