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1 posted on 08/31/2020 6:33:17 AM PDT by Kaslin
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To: Kaslin

Who’s behind it? Do they mean besides Rat Party Headquarters?


2 posted on 08/31/2020 6:36:18 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative (The Rats Just Can't Get Over The Fact That They Lost A Rigged Election!)
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To: Kaslin

Marx & Lenin


3 posted on 08/31/2020 6:37:41 AM PDT by Bull Snipe
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My guess is Soros. He is bound and determine to destroy this
republic because he has said we are the only thing standing between the creation of a global government. I believe he wants one of his sons to be the head of that government. Before you yell “conspiracy theory” look at how much money he has spent in the US and in Europe to accomplish that.


4 posted on 08/31/2020 6:39:05 AM PDT by antidemoncrat (Biden's)
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To: Kaslin

The biggest lie is that America started in 1619. We were a Britush colony and not a sovereign nation until 1776. The other big lie is that there was monolithic support for slavery. There wasn’t. Slavery lasted less than 100 years after America became a nation.


6 posted on 08/31/2020 6:43:40 AM PDT by carcraft (Pray for our Country)
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To: Kaslin

There are 5 countries where slavery is still legal—all in Africa and the Middle East.


11 posted on 08/31/2020 6:48:59 AM PDT by View from the Cheap Seats
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The Caribbean islands were the truly lucrative places for slaves.

American colonies were simply ungrateful troublemakers who refused to help pay for the French and Indian War.


12 posted on 08/31/2020 6:50:33 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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White evil elitists pushing lies to make gullible Blacks & Browns believe that America and Capitalism are enslaving them.

When in reality those two are probably the only things to ever lift them out of poverty and slavery.

Stupid people will believe stupid things and innocent people will be murdered because of it.


14 posted on 08/31/2020 6:52:48 AM PDT by Roman_War_Criminal (Like Enoch, Noah, & Lot, the True Church will soon be removed & then destruction comes forth.)
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To: Kaslin

Slaves were like “asylum seekers” and illegal immigrants, mainly unwelcome by most, but tolerated by those in power.


17 posted on 08/31/2020 6:55:59 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: Kaslin
Who is Behind the 1619 Project?

Liars.

19 posted on 08/31/2020 7:00:53 AM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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To: Kaslin

The Declaration also objected to immigration restriction I believe.


20 posted on 08/31/2020 7:02:32 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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I have copies of letters written by my family in 1783 to their relatives in Ireland (Ulster). The war had cut off their communications and with the end of the Revolution, they were filling them in on how they had fared during the war. These family members lived in North Carolina, in the region of the State where a slave based plantation economy existed. They were part of that economy.

They told their Irish (Scots Irish) relations that they believed that slavery was wrong and would, in time, come to an end. The dilemma, they believed, was that no one could imagine a way to do it. All of the wealth in the coastal regions of the South was tied up in the slave economy. Tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar (cotton only became important after the invention of the cotton gin) were labor intensive crops and they were cash crops, in great demand in Europe. Freeing their slaves was viewed as impossible without some mechanism to compensate slave holders who had invested everything they owned into that economy. The rest of the population were also dependent on the slave economy, so this social disease had no known cure.

My view is that excepting the invention of the cotton gin, the whole thing would have collapsed of its own weight after the British banned the slave trade. But, cotton kept it alive and expanded the system from the coastal plains into the uplands of the South where slavery had never taken hold. When that happened, a civil war was inevitible. A national tragedy came to pass.

The 1619 Project is fiction, but an entire generation will come to believe it as truth.


22 posted on 08/31/2020 7:17:16 AM PDT by centurion316
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One of Thomas Jefferson's charges against King George III was about his refusal to allow Virginia to end the slave trade. The Continental Congress removed that item because it looked hypocritical since they weren't calling for an end to slavery.

One of the most zealous advocates of independence, long before almost anyone else, was Samuel Adams of Massachusetts, a non-slaveowner.

23 posted on 08/31/2020 8:37:52 AM PDT by Verginius Rufus
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The father of lies is busy churning up his minions for the last days defiance of truth.


25 posted on 08/31/2020 9:26:04 AM PDT by MHGinTN (A dispensation perspective is a powerful tool for discernment)
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