@wbzsports Old pats fans realizing that Cam is actually very well respected around the league and that their tweets about him doesn’t change actual nfl players opinions on Cam
@LacrosseTruther@Zeerkreez@JesusIsKing70AD Once again, you got to read a little bit more than Wikipedia. Because then you would know his writings both dated before the raid. That essentially, he was prepared to die and fail miserably at Harper's Ferry, but the work itself would still be Important to the movement.
@LacrosseTruther@Zeerkreez@JesusIsKing70AD In his own words he said he was worth inconceivably more to hang than for any other purpose. That his death was more valuable in the fight against slavery than him staying alive.
@LacrosseTruther@Zeerkreez@JesusIsKing70AD You saying he accomplished nothing shows you have no knowledge of John Brown outside of a sentence on Wikipedia. Southerners used the raid as an excuse to organize secession. And it galvanized Northern support for abolition. That is literally what he wanted
@Zeerkreez@JesusIsKing70AD No such thing as a crazed abolitionist murdering slave owners and their associates, was the correct and moral option and if I was with John Brown, I would take the head off of every one of them fuckers
@DrinkUpMIZ_ I am by no means a historian but for my PHD program I have read the three most substantial books on this man’s life. And I can say with full confidence he is the dude 💯
@SWoeten@somethings_awry@jadedconsultant Why don’t I leave? I don’t know maybe my friend’s, family, connections, places I know, where I was born/grew up in, my culture,identity, school, finances, jobs and things that I care/would require me to live and eat
@NeoVoxum @Zennistrad And also, the dictator thing is so funny to me because stopping states from succession during a point in which your country is literally falling apart is not crazy to me. Also, how can he be a dictator if he still had to work with elections, Congress etc
@NeoVoxum @Zennistrad Also The Emancipation Proclamation only applied to Confederate areas because of war powers. He couldn’t legally abolish slavery in loyal states that way. Then of course he literally passed the 13th amendment. So what is your argument about him here?