I don't believe people are property but we aren't talking about what I believe we're talking about how the civil war was framed and specifically the mythology it's evolved into. Sure sane people don't believe slavery is a righteous endeavor but clearly that's not changed anything today nor in the past given that slavery hasn't ended globally and in the US slavery specifically and legislatively isn't illegal in certain instances like lawful imprisonment, again mythology.
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It was literally framed at the time as states rights and specifically interstate property rights, this is what I mean by mythology. You want to ignore actual history because it makes you feel weird, that's how mythology starts and progresses.
We literally didn't agree that's why there was a fucking war about it genius.
The country wasn't founded on Christian ideals, that's more mythology you can literally read the founders talking about the nation not being Christian or Christ based at all. Moreover slavery is not just legal in Christianity but fucking prescribed, it's more mythology.
It quite literally was not true in 1860 hence the goddamn war and continuing racism in America.