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TOO much Government?
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lokizilla Wrote:
potthole Wrote:So... slavery wasn't banned to begin with in the Constitution, does that mean we should go back and allow it once more?


The one thing that makes me so mad is when slavery is thrown in to validate a point. I dislike working at a place that automatically thinks I'm racist, because I am white. Just to make clear, half of my friends are black, between the other half it is a mix of any color. If you are nice to me I don't care. Here's my point:

The writers of the Constitution only allowed slavery to get the Southern states to sign the Constitution. The South was actually upset that the Constitution restricted importing slaves in to our country in 1808. The best thing about the Constitution, if you don't like something, it can be repealed, because it is left open for that, it is for the living, not for the dead. By the first part of the Constitution, we couldn't go back to slavery anyway. You can't import them in, and by it you can't order someone to be slave, how would you get a slave in the first place? Laws protect people, there is no way to go back to that horrid way of life.


Edit: If you are nice to me I don't care. Fixed from your....
If people would take the time to research they would know what you're saying is true. Slavery was tolerated for a time from our gov't to try to get everyone on board with our newly developed country. If you look back at certain speeches and documents from most of our founding fathers they hated the idea of slavery and were trying to abolish it from the very beginning.

By the way, yes I know a lot of them owned slaves themselves. If you were a slave would you rather have been owned by someone who hated you or was fighting to make you a legal citizen.
Well, I guess that we all learned a lesson today. That it's what's inside a person that counts. And that on the inside, midgets are thieving little bastards.
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