Comments on: Ron Paul: Why didn’t the North just buy the South’s slaves & free them that way?

By: Robert Miller

Robert Miller — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 10:54:32 +0000

When you tell somebody who has never actually read the Constitution that the Federal Government made slaves of everyone. They will likely believe you. Tell a Black person that the Federal government made slaves of everyone, he’ll say your crazy. Dare him to read the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
“Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.”

However as an American Indian I with Ironic joy see the Federal government doing to it’s own citizens, what those citizens allowed the Federal government do to us.

How long before we start selling guns to the White Man?:) to fight our age old, & common enemy.

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By: Patrick

Patrick — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:41:00 +0000

The Federal Empire did not free anyone.

Just over half of the slaves were already free, and the rest were going to soon be freed in one or two generation afterwards.
Robert E. Lee was also against slavery.

The Federal Empire came in just as they were becoming more and more free all of the time, and the Federal Empire enslaved not only the freed Africans, but also all of the whites living in the south.

The Federal government enslaved all in America, both the Americans and the Africans living in there host country America.

The Feds created “bow down to your Federal masters and pay Federal taxes so we the Fed’s can get rich while you all be our slaves”

That is the Federal Empire, they are now enslaving the world over.
Including the Free Afghans.
The other Red’s tried to enslave them back in the 1980’s, now they left arm of the Marxist slave machine in marching on.

The Federal Empire is the largest slave owning machine that has ever existing on the earth.

The South fought for freedom, while the North turned over to tax indorsed slavery of everyone.

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By: John Holmes

John Holmes — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 21:15:58 +0000

Slavery was a dying institution. Farm machinery was coming in. Everyone contemporaneous to that time in history knew slavery was a dying institution. Modern day “perspectives” are meaningless and arrogant.
The war was fought over states’ rights, i.e. state power vs. federal power, and also over unfair taxation, and a federal government that was gaining too much power. Now, the federal govt has total, oppressive authority, and the day will come when people will finally see the truth, that the South were the last true Americans who took a stand against tyranny.
Black Man, tell me how wrong the South was when Big Brother is gunning you down in the streets. Oh wait. That’s happening already.
Ok Black Man, tell me how wrong the South was when Big Brother is searching your house under the pretense of “knock and talk?” Oh wait. That’s happening already.
Ok Black Man, tell me how wrong the South was when Big Brother is attempting to incarcerate, control, and database your whole race behind a bunch of bullshit possession charges?
Oh wait, that’s happening already.
Black Man, we’re all slaves now because the South lost and the Government won, so get off your bullshit about our Confederate Flag. It waves proudly in the hearts of people who cherish freedom and the stand some brave and proud men took against the Government that “freed” you by driving you into 150 years of poverty, segregation, persecution, and an uglier oppression than the original.
Tell me, Black Man, what do you really know about freedom?
Slavery and freedom are both dying institutions.
May they rest in peace.
And Black Man, I respect you. May your eyes be opened to the truth, and may we all stand together as free and happy citizens of Planet Earth.
Incidentally, the government that “freed” you is now enslaving women and children around the manufacturing world in what is known as the global economy. It just keeps getting uglier and uglier. Child labor is the most godless slavery there is.
And to think, we elected these motherfuckers.
Now they don’t need our vote. They steal elections right in our faces. And laugh.
As an arrogant politician once said “Freedom of speech is nothing more than the freedom to bitch. Let them bitch. They can’t hurt anything.”
That is what our leaders think of us.
And Jesus is gonna come back and fix this shit? That’s what your controllers want you to think. :evil:

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By: Gene Johnson

Gene Johnson — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 15:10:53 +0000

Another accurate assessment from and by Texas/US Congressman & Patriot Ron Paul.
He is the only National figure who “gets it”.

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By: Robert Miller

Robert Miller — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 07:14:29 +0000

In reply to slobo.

The United States government got into the business of public education just after the end of the so called “Civil War” so the government could control what people were taught. A “Civil War” is when two factions fight over the control of the government. The Confederacy was fighting a war of seperation from the centrial government, over States Rights.

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By: slobo

slobo — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 00:36:24 +0000

Perhaps…but the American Civil War was fought over “States Rights”, not slavery. American History has been perverted over the past fifty years…so we teach that the civil war was fought to end slavery…simply to placate the negroes…it hasn’t worked!

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By: MyName

MyName — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 00:16:24 +0000

The slaves were too needed and unlimitedly expensive.. :) :)

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