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ED! · 09-16-2003, 12:38 PM

Lol oh ok - so a loved one dies needlessly and of COURSE youre just going to let it go. Why thats certainly human nature.

And what exactly does your report say - that the "slave" was just another member of the family. He's still a slave no matter how many ways you slice it. He still couldnt leave or be fearful of being killed. He didnt have a choice, only given the option of making the most of what he's done.

Why do we need reperations or some RECOGNIZED OFFICIAL condemnation by the government - because simply now its just a "oh well, yanno we'd never do it again, but who are we to judge". Funny, we judge other countries everyday but cant turn that microscope inward. Funny that slave traders didnt mind TAKING from Africa, but couldnt give a damn about GIVING back to them.

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ED! is Offline Senior Member Posts: 598 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Cave #23, Afghanistan	09-16-2003, 12:38 PM Lol oh ok - so a loved one dies needlessly and of COURSE youre just going to let it go. Why thats certainly human nature. And what exactly does your report say - that the "slave" was just another member of the family. He's still a slave no matter how many ways you slice it. He still couldnt leave or be fearful of being killed. He didnt have a choice, only given the option of making the most of what he's done. Why do we need reperations or some RECOGNIZED OFFICIAL condemnation by the government - because simply now its just a "oh well, yanno we'd never do it again, but who are we to judge". Funny, we judge other countries everyday but cant turn that microscope inward. Funny that slave traders didnt mind TAKING from Africa, but couldnt give a damn about GIVING back to them.