Oh humor me. How could tariffs be such a terrible burden for Southerners if they paid such a small percentage of it. Point me to your reply if you don't want to write it again.
How can slavery be such a burden if nobody is forced to do anything?
Makes as much sense.
It has yet to be established that the Southern burden of tariffs was a "small percentage" of it. Where do you get this notion?
Walter Williams says they paid 75% of the costs. By all rights, with them having a quarter of the population, they should have only paid a quarter of the costs.
I don't think William's claim has yet been successfully debunked. I know what the South was exporting to Europe, I don't know what the North was exporting to Europe. Do you?