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Most Evil Person in American History

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agedman

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For those who want a Confederate view with audio and picture documentation, look at these video:

Tribute to Our Black Confederate Heroes

Black Confederates

These are just two of the many first hand accounts of the treatment and feelings of the fine southern gentlemen toward each other.


Evil hearts do evil no matter the geography, but contrary to the claims by the Yankee media of the time, and some on this board, the Southern slave was generally not harshly treated by the vast majority of the owners.

Folks, it wouldn't even make sense!

Do you purchase the best car you can afford to abuse it?

What value is there in one who is sick, lame, hurt, abused...

The large and small plantation owners were like any business owner; they know that improved stock is worth more than the raw materials, and that same principle was applied throughout the south.

Racism and evil go hand in hand - no doubt.

But Racism knows no geographical boundaries.

The most racist folks I have ever met were not the southern folks, but the Yankees.

I would suggest that the outstanding hero Gen. Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson is somewhat typical of the mentality of the true autistic Christian Southern gentlemen.

Here is a short clip from Wikipedia:
Little as he was known to the white inhabitants of Lexington, Jackson was revered by many of the African-Americans in town, both slaves and free blacks. He was instrumental in the organization in 1855 of Sunday School classes for blacks at the Presbyterian Church. His second wife, Mary Anna Jackson, taught with Jackson, as "he preferred that my labors should be given to the colored children, believing that it was more important and useful to put the strong hand of the Gospel under the ignorant African race, to lift them up."[21] The pastor, Dr. William Spottswood White, described the relationship between Jackson and his Sunday afternoon students: "In their religious instruction he succeeded wonderfully. His discipline was systematic and firm, but very kind. ... His servants reverenced and loved him, as they would have done a brother or father. ... He was emphatically the black man's friend." He addressed his students by name and they in turn referred to him affectionately as "Marse Major."[22]

The whole text can be found here.
 
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Van

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The "good ol boys" want proof that the slavery practiced in the South was sinful. That says it all, chaining, beating, abusing and murdering folks must be proved to be sinful. And note none of the "good ol boys" will say it is sinful or not sinful, they just ask shuck and jive questions.

They talk about the slavery in the Bible, not the slavery in the South. Shuck and jive folks.

The Civil War was caused by slavery, with the North wanting to end it and the South wanting to preserve it. The Southern leaders who took us into War rank up there among the most evil leaders in American history.

The recent film, 12 years a slave, is based on a memoir, and recounts how a free black man was kidnapped and taken into slavery. Not from Africa, but in America. Was he chained? Yes. Was he beaten. Yes. Did he witness abuse? Yes The deniers are just like the Germans who deny the Holocaust, too proud to even admit to the butchery committed under the color of law.
 
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agedman

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The "good ol boys" want proof that the slavery practiced in the South was sinful. That says it all, chaining, beating, abusing and murdering folks must be proved to be sinful. And note none of the "good ol boys" will say it is sinful or not sinful, they just ask shuck and jive questions.

They talk about the slavery in the Bible, not the slavery in the South. Shuck and jive folks.

The Civil War was caused by slavery, with the North wanting to end it and the South wanting to preserve it. The Southern leaders who took us into War rank up there among the most evil leaders in American history.

The recent film, 12 years a slave, is based on a memoir, and recounts how a free black man was kidnapped and taken into slavery. Not from Africa, but in America. Was he chained? Yes. Was he beaten. Yes. Did he witness abuse? Yes The deniers are just like the Germans who deny the Holocaust, too proud to even admit to the butchery committed under the color of law.

Van,

No one is arguing the evil of mistreatment of anyone is Godly. It doesn't matter where in the world it occurs, evil treatment is wrong.

However, Van, that is just not the argument of this thread, but a distraction you are attempting to use. The same argument the North puffed up, and was as inaccurate then as it is to this day. It is a Hollywood version of the truth. The North has just as much evil on their hands as the South, and such claims as you are making is ignoring the truth.

Repeating your mantra is not proving your view.

You have been shown first hand accounts on this thread in writing and in actual video statements by those enslaved.

That you continue your mantra in the face of the first hand accounts is just inaccurate.

Unless you can prove by Scriptures slavery is condemned, your argument fails.


Look at what you offer as a "source." Twelve Years a Slave is a Hollywood version, of a book, and of course is going to show the worst and most evil, be visually visceral, and enhance feelings above facts. That is just so typical of the world - to market and make money off evil.

That YOU would even point to the source as "proof" of all treatment of all the slaves in the south is just so weak - especially when I gave two videos in which actual slaves record their own experiences as opposed to your source using fakers.

Maybe you didn't listen to the video documentation I posted - there are more.

You need to start with the Scriptures and prove your view of slavery is evil.

Quit shuck and jive, and find some traction for your dance steps.
 

OldRegular

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If only we could have a number of "fiddles", I mean a whole bunch, playing "Massa in the cold cold ground" to accompany Vans mantra!
 

saturneptune

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The "good ol boys" want proof that the slavery practiced in the South was sinful. That says it all, chaining, beating, abusing and murdering folks must be proved to be sinful. And note none of the "good ol boys" will say it is sinful or not sinful, they just ask shuck and jive questions.

They talk about the slavery in the Bible, not the slavery in the South. Shuck and jive folks.

The Civil War was caused by slavery, with the North wanting to end it and the South wanting to preserve it. The Southern leaders who took us into War rank up there among the most evil leaders in American history.

The recent film, 12 years a slave, is based on a memoir, and recounts how a free black man was kidnapped and taken into slavery. Not from Africa, but in America. Was he chained? Yes. Was he beaten. Yes. Did he witness abuse? Yes The deniers are just like the Germans who deny the Holocaust, too proud to even admit to the butchery committed under the color of law.

Thanks for derailing the thread. It is greatly appreciated. The thread's subject is the most evil person in American history, not event. In your attempt to recreate the thread, you even have the event wrong as the most evil. It was not the Civil War, but an event right there in the land of fruits and nuts, how we put American citizens in internment camps of Japanese decent at the start of WW2.

While both events are evil, the Civil War was started by states rights and economic issues. Slavery was not the main issue. So in that event, unjustified as it was, there was reasoning. The internment camps had no such basis.
 

Van

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Note the Shuck and Jive folks continue unabated. Did I cite the film or the memoir? These constant efforts to misrepresent history are laughable. Did I mention the Jap internment camps? Yes. Did I say the Southern leaders who took us into war rank among the most evil in American history? Yes Those that denied this truth derailed the thread.

1) Did the South secede before Lincoln took office? Yes

2) Did the South fire on Fort Sumter? Yes

3) Did the South keep at least 3 million slaves? Yes

The deniers say these facts do not prove that the Southern leaders rank up there with the most evil leaders in American history. But those who led us into war to preserve slavery spilled the blood of hundreds of thousands of Americans, dressed in blue and grey.
 

agedman

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The recent film, 12 years a slave, is based on a memoir, and recounts how a free black man was kidnapped and taken into slavery. Not from Africa, but in America. Was he chained? Yes. Was he beaten. Yes. Did he witness abuse? Yes The deniers are just like the Germans who deny the Holocaust, too proud to even admit to the butchery committed under the color of law.

Note the Shuck and Jive folks continue unabated. Did I cite the film or the memoir?

Recall problems come with growing older.

I have the same difficulty, too.
 

Van

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The silly film is rated R which stands for retarded (it contains embellishments not found in the memoir. It's the memoir that recounts how....

Pick, pick, pick, complain about everything but the topic of the post.

While it is certainly true, I am old and have lost much of what little gray cells God gave me, I can still recognize shuck and jive when it is shoveled my way.
 

Bro. Curtis

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…(I)t was not the Civil War, but an event right there in the land of fruits and nuts, how we put American citizens in internment camps of Japanese decent at the start of WW2....

Were the companies that mistreated the Chinese who built our railroads from the North or the South ?
 

OldRegular

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The silly film is rated R which stands for retarded (it contains embellishments not found in the memoir. It's the memoir that recounts how....

Pick, pick, pick, complain about everything but the topic of the post.

While it is certainly true, I am old and have lost much of what little gray cells God gave me, I can still recognize shuck and jive when it is shoveled my way.

Can you hear all dem fiddles playin "Massa in de cole, cole groun"?
 

Van

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Here it is again. The good ol boys deny that slavery was the cause of the civil war. They point to economic reasons but are blind to the fact the economy in jeopardy was the slave economy of the south. They point to the murderous rampages of some abolitionists, but are blind to the fact these folks would not have acted if slavery did not exist.

One strawman argument after another, has been foisted to hide the fact slavery caused the civil war, with the north wanting to end it, and the south wanting to preserve it.

In history we find many displays of godlessness, i.e. the NAZI death camps, but ranking right up near the top is the Slavery as practiced by the South. To this day, some deny it was sinful.

Who seceded, north or south? The South.
Who said the split was caused by slavery? The South VP
Who fired on Fort Sumter? The South
Who seceded before Lincoln took office? The South

Who rank as among the most evil leaders in American history? The southern leaders who took us into way to preserve slavery.
 

Bro. Curtis

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And despite your never ending mantra, you cannot come up with a single bible verse to back your position.

And one more thing….there is no such thing as "hallowed ground".
 

Crabtownboy

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It was the south that held 3 million slaves. Those slaves were beaten, abused, chained, and murdered.

This statement is baloney, and your constant repetition of the baloney that is this statement, and your absolute refusal to even try to prove it, do not come close to making it not baloney.

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So you laugh at the misery of others?

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Crabtownboy

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Nope. I laugh at stupid.

And I'm not looking at your links.

More proof of your "love" for others. Laughing at the misery of others.

Disputes of slavery between the north and the south were one of the leading causes leading to the Civil War. The anti-slavery movements in the north were seen as threats to the economy and way of life in the south.
http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/UsaHistory/CivilWar/Slavery.htm



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Southern slaves on the Smith plantation. Source, Library of Congress

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saturneptune

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The silly film is rated R which stands for retarded (it contains embellishments not found in the memoir. It's the memoir that recounts how....

Pick, pick, pick, complain about everything but the topic of the post.

While it is certainly true, I am old and have lost much of what little gray cells God gave me, I can still recognize shuck and jive when it is shoveled my way.

And your responses would have been any different ten years ago? The subject of the thread is who is the most evil person in American history, not the causes and effects of the Civil War. You have completely ignored some of our most shameful episodes besides the Civil War and slavery. How about the way we treated the Indians (Custer got just what he deserved), the internment of the Japanese citizens and WW2, and the outright repression of the Bill of Rights during the Wilson administration. You have ignored villains like VP Burr, VP Breckenridge, and VP Agnew.

Pick, pick, pick you say............Are you picking your nose?
 

Bro. Curtis

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More proof of your "love" for others. Laughing at the misery of others.





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Southern slaves on the Smith plantation. Source, Library of Congress

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Nope. It's your hatred of me that makes you spin my statements. I do not care to offer any defense of them, and I reject any moral admonition from you. You accusing me of laughing at anything except the absurdity of the claims made on this thread means absolutely nothing, save that it proves your prejudice, and adds plenty of credence to the accusations of dishonesty constantly hurled at you.

If you look through the thread, I have already posted and linked information on slavery that is based on fact, not emotion. I don't care if you read them or not, but they are there.
 
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