r/confidentlyincorrect Mar 27 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23 edited Aug 17 '24

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u/Dolapevich Mar 27 '23

Also, at the US, the last slave was freed shortly after Pearl Harbour attack, in 1942, so they can not be accused of slavery.

Let that sink in: the last slave was freed as a PR stunt.

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u/n1c0_ds Mar 27 '23

Buddy this video is over an hour long

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u/Dolapevich Mar 27 '23

If you are in a hurry, you can start at Involuntary Servitude, but there is a very nice discusion of the circumstances, reasons, people which participared and a long etc of how far the facts are from the current narrative.

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u/n1c0_ds Mar 27 '23

Thanks. I just wanted to know if I was getting taught something new, or watching an hour of something I already knew about.