Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Colin Kaepernick SLAMS 4th Of July, He's Wrong And I'll Prove It" video.

  1. All 13 colonies planned to end slavery in 10 years after the Constitution, then the cotton gin happened and slavery became very profitable. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia refused after that. I think it was 3 states immediately made slavery illegal. Slavery was one of the main reasons we left England. They wouldn't allow the colonies to abolish it, but since the Carolinas and Georgia didn't want to immediately, it was struck from the Declaration of Independence because all 13 had to agree on the demands. We were also the 2nd county to end all slavery and the only one that fought a war over it. Technically Mexico ended before us, but all slaves became indentured servants for 99 years, so they didn't really.
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  2. Only 9% ever did. Free blacks owned slaves, and there were a lot of freed black men.
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  3.  Matt the 4naKateher  Not all came willingly. Convicts didn't and many were sent to pay off debts. Years were added for the smallest infraction, most didn't survive it due to living conditions, only 1 out of 10 ever received anything for it and those that did it was a fraction of the contract, many were beat to death. Which do you think was cheaper a price of a ticket or buying a grown person. Slaves were expensive and indentured were cheap.
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  4. Technically yes, but they also wouldn't allow the colonies to abolish slavery and they continued to profit from slavery long after we ended it here from other colonies. Many of those previous colonies still have slavery.
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