Red dot = slave owner

Red dot = slave owner

Attached: IMG_20190902_092223.jpg (2976x1969, 1.19M)

based

>slavery bad
t. cuck

so what

Which one is the Finnish man John Morton(Marttinen)?

Not all slave owners were white but all slave traders were Jewish

there will soon be a similar photo of a bunch of black bvlls that are also slave owners

Where is Hamilton? I don't recognize him, and he shouldn't be dotted.

He bought slaves on behalf of a company he worked for, so he got dotted.

But it is. You were lazy and greedy, so you bought a cheap labor force, and look where that got you. Should've left well enough alone.

yes, and?

this
if today i can afford internet, it's 'cause my family employed dozens of young black men during the 1700s and 1800s

It kind of is when it completely fucked the US's southern economy before the civil war

Don’t a few of these dots include indentured servitude and people who inherited slaves from relatives but didn’t use them?

I'M GOING TO SAY THE N WORD

I'M GOING TO SAY IT Jow Forums

HERE I GO Jow Forums, IM GOING TO SAY IT THIS TIME

I imagine this painting will be corrected somewhere in the near future?

Attached: 567884670.jpg (1200x675, 236K)

NIGGER

It really puts into perspective the fetishization of the founding fathers as these great geniuses who, in their benevolence and endless wisdom directly endowed upon them by Jesus H. Christ (brought to you by Subway: Eat Fresh!) created the most brilliant document to have ever graced the planet to exist as a living document forever and ever and ever. The US constitution is a great constitution (especially considering the world has no lack of shitty constitutions) but by the end of the day the founding fathers were landowners who created a state by and for them. The early US even limited suffrage to landowners, making them effectively a nobility in all but name. Good thing THAT wasn't part of the constitution, huh?

It is. Even if you ignore the immorality of buying and selling human beings like commodities, poor whites are and always have been the victims of slavery as they were undercut by literally free labor. This goes as far back as the Urban Poor in the Roman Republic.

How much was a slave?