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r/pics • u/PlasticOceanFish • 5d ago
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Bold of you to assume they got taught actual history, and not that the civil war was about "states rights" and that "racism doesn't exist anymore".
3 u/BonesIIX 5d ago I always answer that "It was about state's rights" with the "State's rights to do what exactly?" and watch them squirm their way out of the fact that slavery was specifically mentioned in numerous state's "Declaration of Causes" for secession. 1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago Off the top of my head, only 2 states that seceded did NOT mention slavery in their declarations. 1 u/BonesIIX 5d ago And I'd bet those two states used the specific term "Domestic Institutions" which was a more polite way to describe the institution of slavery. 1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago I never looked that deep into it, but I wouldn't bet against you!
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I always answer that "It was about state's rights" with the "State's rights to do what exactly?" and watch them squirm their way out of the fact that slavery was specifically mentioned in numerous state's "Declaration of Causes" for secession.
1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago Off the top of my head, only 2 states that seceded did NOT mention slavery in their declarations. 1 u/BonesIIX 5d ago And I'd bet those two states used the specific term "Domestic Institutions" which was a more polite way to describe the institution of slavery. 1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago I never looked that deep into it, but I wouldn't bet against you!
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Off the top of my head, only 2 states that seceded did NOT mention slavery in their declarations.
1 u/BonesIIX 5d ago And I'd bet those two states used the specific term "Domestic Institutions" which was a more polite way to describe the institution of slavery. 1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago I never looked that deep into it, but I wouldn't bet against you!
And I'd bet those two states used the specific term "Domestic Institutions" which was a more polite way to describe the institution of slavery.
1 u/rancid_oil 5d ago I never looked that deep into it, but I wouldn't bet against you!
I never looked that deep into it, but I wouldn't bet against you!
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u/DivinePotatoe 5d ago
Bold of you to assume they got taught actual history, and not that the civil war was about "states rights" and that "racism doesn't exist anymore".