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Louisiana purchase was 1803, In 1619 ish slaves arrive in Virginia. Read a book you fucking absolute clown.
That's the British!
And what did the "Americans" do in 1776? Did they send all the slaves back to England? Did they Declare them free men? Oh ok, Shut the fuck up.
Listen here, seat-sniffer. The list is regarding pro-active decisions that went wrong. Otherwise you could sit here all day listing off everything from not immediately allowing women's suffrage to banning child marriages.
If you would take a break from huffing paint thinner and think it over, you would see my point about the Louisiana Purchase being a mistake is also because it was about the expansion of slavery. No longer could they say it was something existing already that they were burdened with, but an active choice they decided to lean into.
Now, please don't take my words too harshly. I know people like you will spiral into months long depression when they realize their mothers drank while they were in the womb and their dad's dropped them on their heads while reaching for another handful stale Doritos. It's a tough one-two combo to overcome, but you're doing your best and we all appreciate that 🙏 💪
I'm not reading all your Canadian syrup mush brain words. Go watch a hockey game, it is clear to me you have taken a few pucks to the head. Your wrong and your just using cunt logic.
When you want to come off like you're too good to even care about the other person's reply, don't do it in a way that proves you got so mad you had to go to their profile and read through their comment history ;)
You wish I cared. Shouldn't you be crying while listening to BBL Drizzle?