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Originally Posted by Hank
No,the double post was accidental.And it was not a question, as I recall it was more of an observation. You said "America was not founded on the Constitution. America is founded on the idea contained in the Declaration of Independence that men have inalienable rights from a Creator God." So yes I certainly did assume that their conception of a creator God had a Judaeo- Christian underpinning.And I am well aware that some were Deist but Deism also has social/cultural linkage to Christianity.OK you say they supported slavery so maybe they were white supremacist.This infers that you would also say maybe the KKK are white supremacist. Interesting that you bring up the revolutionary war and its causes.How often do you think the actual reasons for wars are recorded in the history books of the countries INVOLVED in the conflict? Prior to 1776, anti-slavery sentiments were deepening throughout Britain and in the Caribbean. The colonist were making fortunes and their entire economy was dependent on slavery.The so-called Revolutionary War, was in part a counter-revolution, a conservative movement that the founding fathers fought in order to preserve their right to enslave others for monetary profit.So Yes I submit that the evidence supports my observation that their true religion was white supremacy and their true God was Money.Of course due to their "education" [indoctrination] my observation will cause cognitive dissonance and be rejected my most Americans,but that does not refute its veracity.
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Why would it be interesting I bought up the Revolutionary war? That is the war for independence, declared by the Declaration of Independence i.e. the reasons for the revolt against Britain.
Also, why would you believe that I would say that the KKK founded by the southern dems
may be white supremacists? They are white supremacists by their own admissions.
More so, not all the original colonies economies were dependent on slavery. Slavery was prominent in the Southern colonies, which grew and exported cotton, tobacco, etc., to Britain. The same Britain which made a fortune shipping slaves to their American colonies.
FYI the Northern colonies instigated for independence, the Southern colonies were pretty satisfied with the status quo.
But you have your opinion.