Comments by "Wolfie Street" (@wolfiestreet6899) on "'An apology is needed' over slave trade, says president of Guyana" video.

@johnrussell3961 So?
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@second2none914 False. Britain was not one of the largest in history, not by along way. The biggest was Africa and the Islamic Caliphate. Get over it.
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That's correct. An apology can have serious legal ramifications.
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@avae5343 Indeed. An apology is an acceptance of responsibility and thus liability. The fact is, slavery wasn't illegal at the time and to encourage retrospective criminalisation or civil liability where there was none prior, is a very dangerous precedent to set. No to the apology.
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Not quite. Your apology is an admission of responsibility and thus liability. Here's your bill....
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@johnrussell3961 The UK paid an enormous sum to end the trade. Grt educated, not indoctrinated.
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@Reynolds128 Read a book = get indoctrinated
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@second2none914 Because the UK isn't accountable for Ghana or to Ghana. That's a Ghanaian decision. That's why not.
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Away with your cultural Marxist propaganda.
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@avae5343 Ah, but my point is that it's far from meaningless and has far greater ramifications than a mere gesture.
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@avae5343 That's not the point at hand. I'm talking about motive and consequences.
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Nope, not even then.
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What this guy doesn't seem to understand is that he's a slave himself. To his victim victimhood ideology.
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@___Truth___ How so?
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@islander5334 No it wasn't. It was legal practice at the time, we can't apply judgement and morality retrospectively. In any case, any party subject to the issue is long dead.
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@Vincent-fq2ni What's to understand?
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Money.
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