I’ll say it again...for the last time...
It was about a bunch lazy White southerners who were either too lazy or too rich to do work in their own fields. So they imported black slaves to the work for them as they sat on their porches with their big-buxomed Southern women drinking mint tulip’s and finding other ways to keep black skinned people down—because let’s face it—even though slaves weren’t considered people—the south used the proceeds of their labor—and counted them as 3/5 of a person to increase their political clout in Congress....which by the way is so typical Democrat...
Rich people tend to let others do the work for them. Black slaves were, in general, no more off than slaves are in any society that employs them, nor for that matter were they worse treated then the people who worked on the estates of rich Englishmen. Nor were slaves more mistreated than the wage slaves in the Pennsylvania mines. The problem with slavery is, of course, that it is the ultimate inequality IAC, this is not about slavery per se, but about the usual causes of war, where two parties come into conflict because each wants want the other will not let him have.
What is a mint tulip?