Based on the principles expressed in the Declaration of Independence, I can see why you think slaves have a moral right to rebel.
I am, however, fascinated by how you would extract from the same document a right of their owners to suppress such a rebellion. Please elucidate.
“I am, however, fascinated by how you would extract from the same document a right of their owners to suppress such a rebellion. Please elucidate.”
Heck John Brown had a better right to start a rebellion against the USA than the south ever did.
Isn't it obvious that the Southerners viewed the slaves as property. You do think people have a right to defend themselves against horse thieves, don't you?
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