[ClearCase_guy]

American slavery continues to be a difficult topic to talk about.

Then why do we talk about it constantly??

[Venturer]

My advice is to take the money you have spent to buy a ticket to this farce and buy ammunition.

[Venturer]

My advice is to take the money you would have spent for a ticket to this farce and buy yourself

[Doogle]

you pimping the NEWYORKDAILYSUN?....OH Welcome NOOB

[Casie]

The earliest known record of slavery is The Code of Hammurabi, 1760 BC but it is possible that slavery actually stretches back to Lower Egypt where the Libyan people enslaved a San-like tribe. That means, at the time of America's founding slavery had been rampant for thousands of years.

By 1865 America had written the 13th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution prohibiting slavery throughout the country. It took Americans less than 80 years (1787-1865) to outlaw slavery completely.

There are STILL countries that are thousands of years old that condone slavery to this day. So don't tell me that Americans are racist slavers. There is no other country that from the beginning embraced more diversity and fought harder for freedom.

Tarantino can suck it.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Slavery ended a long time ago. Get over it.

[SampleMan]

I’m 50% enslaved to the state. I either hand over 50% of my wages or I face being imprisoned.

[John 3_19-21]

Slavery knows no race.

There are none so enslaved as those who refuse to be free.