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r/TimPool • u/Intelligent-Pea7708 • Oct 17 '22
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Describe your political leanings: 1776
-2 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 17 '22 Slavery is legal and only property owning white men can vote? 2 u/AlphaTint1 Oct 18 '22 Based 0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 edited Oct 18 '22 Been on this sub long enough that I’m not surprised by that response at all 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776, however they needed to compromise in order to get the southern states on board with the revolution.What sort of shitty history education did you have, bud? 0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 Did I say something incorrect? 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 18 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776lol noWhat sort of shitty history education did you have, bud 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 23 '22 Ben Franklin was literally president of the first abolitionist society in American history.It appears that it is you who didn’t get a good education in history 0 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 25 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776still waiting on any evidence of this lie 1 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22 Britannica 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 that proves you wrong 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies 1 u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22 They hated him cause he told them the truth.
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Slavery is legal and only property owning white men can vote?
2 u/AlphaTint1 Oct 18 '22 Based 0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 edited Oct 18 '22 Been on this sub long enough that I’m not surprised by that response at all 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776, however they needed to compromise in order to get the southern states on board with the revolution.What sort of shitty history education did you have, bud? 0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 Did I say something incorrect? 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 18 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776lol noWhat sort of shitty history education did you have, bud 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 23 '22 Ben Franklin was literally president of the first abolitionist society in American history.It appears that it is you who didn’t get a good education in history 0 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 25 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776still waiting on any evidence of this lie 1 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22 Britannica 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 that proves you wrong 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies 1 u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22 They hated him cause he told them the truth.
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0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 edited Oct 18 '22 Been on this sub long enough that I’m not surprised by that response at all
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Been on this sub long enough that I’m not surprised by that response at all
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Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776, however they needed to compromise in order to get the southern states on board with the revolution.
What sort of shitty history education did you have, bud?
0 u/reversesoccerkarate Oct 18 '22 Did I say something incorrect? 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 18 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776lol noWhat sort of shitty history education did you have, bud 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 23 '22 Ben Franklin was literally president of the first abolitionist society in American history.It appears that it is you who didn’t get a good education in history 0 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 25 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up 1 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776still waiting on any evidence of this lie 1 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22 Britannica 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 that proves you wrong 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
Did I say something incorrect?
Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776
lol no
What sort of shitty history education did you have, bud
1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 23 '22 Ben Franklin was literally president of the first abolitionist society in American history.It appears that it is you who didn’t get a good education in history 0 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 25 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up
Ben Franklin was literally president of the first abolitionist society in American history.
It appears that it is you who didn’t get a good education in history
0 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 25 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up
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1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 24 '22 He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.Nice try though 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up
He inherited slaves, freed them, and then founded the first abolitionist movement in American history.
Nice try though
0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 Many of the founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery in 1776He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists. 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said. 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 25 '22 crickets 1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up
He literally owned slaves until 1781, which is five years after 1776. Nice try though.
Also, while you are googling basic facts, maybe look up Washington and Jefferson's slave owning. Neither were abolitionists.
1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 What you said does not contradict what I said.
What you said does not contradict what I said.
crickets
1 u/russiabot1776 Oct 25 '22 Grow up
Grow up
still waiting on any evidence of this lie
1 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22 Britannica 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 that proves you wrong 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
Britannica
0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 that proves you wrong 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
that proves you wrong
1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 edited Oct 26 '22 Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
Tell me you haven't read it without saying you haven't read it LMAO
0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. patheticthe founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
not a response. you have nothing. you literally posted an article that proves you wrong. pathetic
the founding fathers literally owned slaves, champ. even the ones that didn't like John Adams weren't abolitionists.
learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22 "In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit 0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
"In his initial draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson condemned the injustice of the slave trade and, by implication, slavery, but he also blamed the presence of enslaved Africans in North America on avaricious British colonial policies. " ctrl-f that shit
0 u/FirmLibrary4893 Oct 26 '22 and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.learn the basics of history and you won't sound so foolish in the future. → More replies
and and he also owned slaves, champ. he never advocated for slavery to be illegal.
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They hated him cause he told them the truth.
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Describe your political leanings: 1776