What's the problem with democrats and slavery?
- Thread starter tsuke
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cant handle the truth? Democrats supported slavery in the past. You claim your party "changed" and is still pushing illegals/ i mean slaves now.
You dumbfucks keep getting the label confused with the ideology. The Democrats of the KKK days were CONSERVATIVES. Republicans of today hardly resemble Reagan Republicans much less the Party of Lincoln.
You dumbfucks keep getting the label confused with the ideology. The Democrats of the KKK days were CONSERVATIVES. Republicans of today hardly resemble Reagan Republicans much less the Party of Lincoln.
Republicans today are the ones who want the cheapest labor possible, so don't piss in our legs and tell us it's raining.
i recall we ran our entire campaign on emancipating the slaves and sending them home. Numerous democrats said we couldnt do it because prices would rise.
11 million? Another one of Trump's lies.
Make no mistake, it's businessmen that want the dirt cheap labor. CONSERVATIVES almost to a person. From construction to farming.
Yup idiotic but equally dishonest.
That GOP is dead. We killed it. In this election who was fighting to free the slaves and send them home and who was saying they had to remain slaves otherwise prices of foods and other stuff would go higher?
The_Donald
Perfect Hair
Only according to car smashing retards like you
GOP fought to free the slaves then. Trump campaigned on freeing the slaves and sending them home now.
In my state, it's the CONSERVATIVE farmers, ranchers, dairymen, meat producers, construction industry that hire the illegals. Deal with that reality.
Fine and put those motherfuckers in jail for hiring the illegals. You'll see a major falloff in illegals.
who campaigned to free the slaves and sent them home and who campaigned on keeping the slaves so that slave labor can be used to lower prices?
The Only Sarge
32ConfirmedCommieKills
Well you would be wrong friend.
Most Southerners were not slave owners anyway. Far and away the majority didnt own a slave.
They fought for States Rights and freedom from foreign (Washington DC) rule over their decisions and life's.
Limbaugh's a blowhard idiot. Turn him off. Listen to music.
Airstrip One
Completely Effed
The original GOP platforms of 1854 and 1856 had provisions defending traditional marriage in them.
Airstrip One
Completely Effed
1) There's no such thing as state's rights, nor was their fiction mentioned in the various secession documents. Slavery was, and often was the only issue cited.
2) Most Americans are not homeowners, but most plan to be. Cost was the only object in the way for most southerners, who nearly all wanted to own slaves
Airstrip One
Completely Effed
Lincoln was not a Radical Republican. He would have spent much of his second term negotiating the matter of Reconstruction with them (probably in favor of his own vision rather than theirs).
Well you would be wrong friend.
Most Southerners were not slave owners anyway. Far and away the majority didnt own a slave.
They fought for States Rights and freedom from foreign (Washington DC) rule over their decisions and life's.
Limbaugh's a blowhard idiot. Turn him off. Listen to music.[/QUOTE
Yep... Since they had no skin in the game, smart politicians found something & convinced them that "states rights" was worth being killed for..
Airstrip One
Completely Effed
Well you would be wrong friend.
Most Southerners were not slave owners anyway. Far and away the majority didnt own a slave.
They fought for States Rights and freedom from foreign (Washington DC) rule over their decisions and life's.
Limbaugh's a blowhard idiot. Turn him off. Listen to music.[/QUOTE
Yep... Since they had no skin in the game, smart politicians found something & convinced them that "states rights" was worth being killed for..
No one fought for state's rights. The secession documents didn't mention them. The documents did mention slavery, the purity of the white race, etc. It's a giant fiction that southerners have invented. They certainly didn't respect northern "state's rights" when they supported Dred Scott and the Fugitive Slave Laws.