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In reply to the discussion: Frankly, Scarlett, you weren't just selfish, you were a damned racist, too [View all]Nye Bevan
(25,406 posts)40. Is it OK to use plantation houses for anything?
Or should they all be demolished?
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Frankly, Scarlett, you weren't just selfish, you were a damned racist, too [View all]
UTUSN
Oct 2014
OP
+1 I wonder if the greedies of today would have given up slavery or would they just have moved
merrily
Oct 2014
#7
So obvious, it's sad this should even have to be reiterated, though you did it well. K&R here.
freshwest
Oct 2014
#25
+1 million. America still has people who, even though they are getting paid, are in effect slaves.
Louisiana1976
Oct 2014
#30
Not disputing your point, but if you are going to be honest about it, the women had little to do
world wide wally
Oct 2014
#5
Women everywhere have always had an important role in shaping society. For one thing, they always
merrily
Oct 2014
#9
Actually, in slave-holding households, just like most rich households from medieval times and on....
moriah
Oct 2014
#55
My post does not say no second generation households at all existed, does it? New immigrants
merrily
Oct 2014
#62
The point was that women had little power in the past, even over their own households.
moriah
Oct 2014
#86
My company's foreign staff gets a lot more time off than us, and although they're paid lower.....
bettyellen
Oct 2014
#83
The memories of American slavery are much more alive, and therefor hurtful, in America...
Orsino
Oct 2014
#71
Must be rather easy to live in a world in which social criticism is inferred as Orwellian melodrama.
LanternWaste
Oct 2014
#88
Yes, very popular in the fifties on tract, middle class lawns for those who were into lawn
maddiemom
Oct 2014
#74
I can't think about that right now. If I do, I'll go crazy. I'll think about that tomorrow.
pinboy3niner
Oct 2014
#27
Agreed. I have no idea why any "modern" city person would have one other than they're a racist
riderinthestorm
Oct 2014
#38
Two homes in a nasty metro suburban neighborhood near me way way north of mason Dixon line
lunasun
Oct 2014
#52
Lol so you support monuments glorifying people that launched open rebellion against the US
ncjustice80
Oct 2014
#54
Lol I dont know why people who identify as progressive would oppose bulldozing the monuments at a
ncjustice80
Oct 2014
#69
Wow, well said! "Ah for the lovely days when we were rich because we OWNED people!"
DesertDiamond
Oct 2014
#59
If the south had won, they'd be an aristocracy, not a democracy. The landed gentry
alfredo
Oct 2014
#67