You were doing fine, really, and then with this last little bit you sort of lost it and began to…

An Everyday Light Worker (Amli)

Aug 21, 2017·1 min read

You were doing fine, really, and then with this last little bit you sort of lost it and began to sound crazy. Happens to the best of us.

There is just no getting around the slavery part of that war. No way around it, it was so deeply entwined in everything that war was about, and trying to side-step slavery in the South is like trying to side-step oil in the Middle East.

An Everyday Light Worker (Amli)

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…r corporate income tax, and thus the profits from slave labor did not go into the national coffers. No one is suggesting that the institution of slavery was anything but sordid and morally reprehensible, but the war between the states was launched by the North, and as you know, Lincoln famously said that if maintaining the union meant freeing NONE of the slaves, he would have done that. You see? It was a war of aggression, based on the motivation of Manifest Destiny. And now every single major city in the U.S. is beset with a dangerous “no-go” zone, with violent crime committed by black men and women in grossly disproportionate degrees.

Frankly, Rhett, you sound like a perfectly programmed exponent of Critical Theory.

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