To: DiogenesLamp; jeffersondem; Leaning Right; rockrr
BJK reposted by jeffersondem:
"Show us where the word slavery appears in the original Constitution.DiogenesLamp: "Indirectly here: "
Remember, the issue here is whether the Constitution "enshrines" slavery, and I've posted no, post #107
"slavery was never 'enshrined' it was never even explicitly mentioned, rather it was snuck in the back door under false pretenses, like a man bringing his mistress home for a dalliance, hoping nobody would notice.
They noticed. "
I'll take DiogenesLamp's word above, "indirectly" as proof-positive of my, ahem, colorful metaphor.
210 posted on
07/14/2018 9:42:17 AM PDT by
BroJoeK
((a little historical perspective...))
To: BroJoeK; wardaddy; rustbucket; DiogenesLamp; Pelham; FLT-bird; Rome2000; Ambrosia; central_va
“Remember, the issue here is whether the Constitution “enshrines” slavery, and I’ve posted no, post #107”
Here we see someone seeking to legitimize his views by citing his own inferences.
Some call this “circular reasoning” but renouncing reason is a better term.
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