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To: Kaslin

I heard Rush today and he sort of missed the point. The ideals of slavery are alive and well in America today. The left is correct.

Don’t believe? Read some of the pro-slavery apologists from the 1850’s. Start with Henry Hughes and his book “ Treatise on Sociology” published in 1854. Then tell me what his “Warranteeism” sounds like. (I understand ol’ Woodrow Wilson was a fan of Henry Hughes.)

Men like Hughes, Calhoun and Fitzhugh clearly felt that the state grants you your rights. (Now, name two major political parties that seem to think that way today.)

George Fitzhugh in his book “Sociology of the South or the Failure of Free Society” declares that “socialism is slavery”. And believe me, he was all in for slavery.

Some of the pro-slavery apologists were even in favor of expanding slavery to encompass all races and a majority of the populace. They saw it as the moral thing to do because they regarded the majority of people as incapable of taking care of themselves. You have to love such benevolent progressiveness.

Maybe HBO, being packed with progressives, is just going to show us the alternative to socialism? Oh wait, no alternative, Fitzhugh said they are the same. My bad.


41 posted on 07/21/2017 3:10:20 PM PDT by chickenlips (Gives new meaning to the term: liberal plantation)
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To: chickenlips
You wrote Don’t believe? Read some of the pro-slavery apologists from the 1850’s

/that would have been 160 years ago. I deducted 1857 from 2017, because you said from the 1850's

I really am not sure what that has to do with today

42 posted on 07/21/2017 3:56:21 PM PDT by Kaslin (Civilibus nati sunt; sunt excernitur - Politicians are not born; they are excreted. (Cicero)
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