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even if the civil war was about state rights how could the south justify slavery
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Presumably your family can take you to Africa, naturalise you in an African country, renounce your US citizenship, and sell you with your full agreement, thereby rendering you into an asset, like a toilet roll.
Quoting: Marxist now you are confusing the laws of the land of Africa with the laws of the US. the slave contract was agreed to in the home birth country of that individual. where that individual goes to after that is irrelevant after the contract was made. And you are confusing the object of constitutions. A constitution that sets up standards in one place will not countenance laws from another state that flout its objects. For example, whislst it may be acceptable to flog a shoplifter in Saudi, that rule cannot enforced by the Saudis in the US. Simple and elementary stuff. Haha .... you must be a lawyer or a very intelligent person because you are destroying this mans argument Which leads me to my next question.... Why then are you a Marxist =) Ideologically, I am a Marxist as I understand material dialecticism and realise the soundness of Marx's analysis of history. Personally, I day trade for a living. My personal objects do not intrude on my intellectual understanding
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