npub1s5…nxrmq on Nostr: #[0] #[1] #[2] I had a look at one of the links to 14A in that. The one where you ...
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I had a look at one of the links to 14A in that. The one where you talk about states rights. A lot of people are so brainwashed and clueless about what the American Civil War was really about. It was not about slavery. At that time there were already mechanical harvester prototypes, The Confederate vice president told the union congress that mechanical harvesters would replace slaves. Lincoln actually said if he could win the war without freeing one slave that he would, but the only way to get support for it was to say he was freeing the slaves, so he had to create the agenda that it was to end slavery. The real reason the south succeeded was over states rights and taxation.
I had a look at one of the links to 14A in that. The one where you talk about states rights. A lot of people are so brainwashed and clueless about what the American Civil War was really about. It was not about slavery. At that time there were already mechanical harvester prototypes, The Confederate vice president told the union congress that mechanical harvesters would replace slaves. Lincoln actually said if he could win the war without freeing one slave that he would, but the only way to get support for it was to say he was freeing the slaves, so he had to create the agenda that it was to end slavery. The real reason the south succeeded was over states rights and taxation.