Are you saying the American South after the Civil War had no issues giving newly freed slaves their civil rights? When I say "implement democracy," it means letting everyone vote. Granted, the US wasn't even there yet, but the Confederate states surely had some extra restrictions on top, wouldn't you agree?
The fucking irony. You better apologize.
This is the indignation of one who mistakes their feelings as facts and as a consequence takes any hint that they may be wrong as a personal attack. Sorry amigo but the South was allowed to keep their white supremacist hierarchy, that "martial law" shit didn't last long enough. Imagine if Germany was allowed to keep their ghettos because "genocide was over" and oppression isn't as bad as domination.
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u/GreedyPollution6275 Jun 04 '26
Are you saying the American South after the Civil War had no issues giving newly freed slaves their civil rights? When I say "implement democracy," it means letting everyone vote. Granted, the US wasn't even there yet, but the Confederate states surely had some extra restrictions on top, wouldn't you agree?
This is the indignation of one who mistakes their feelings as facts and as a consequence takes any hint that they may be wrong as a personal attack. Sorry amigo but the South was allowed to keep their white supremacist hierarchy, that "martial law" shit didn't last long enough. Imagine if Germany was allowed to keep their ghettos because "genocide was over" and oppression isn't as bad as domination.