Tim Kaine Says the United States CREATED Slavery

[DoubleLeftH00k]

"The United States didn't inherit slavery from anybody. WE created it."

If that's the case, why would he state like that above? Those are his exact words. At worst, you have a case of Tim trying to stir the racial pot as this is very quotable.

You are leaving out the rest of what he said. He makes it clear with the rest of his quotation. They didn't inherit it because at the time England didn't have a slave code. These laws came about within the colonies themselves.

As you say, he could have worded it better. It's for a reaction and definitely pandering in my opinion. Agree to disagree.

U cant argue with travestyny on this matter, he has his own version of the tim kaine video

[Tony Trick-Pony]

U cant argue with travestyny on this matter, he has his own version of the tim kaine video

Hey, that's why I put agree to disagree. Haha. We disagree and that's fine. No biggie.

[BodyBagz]

And I bet the usual suspects will agree

Slavery is less than 300 years old

Just when I thought I couldn't learn anything useful in the lounge.

[Gigantes]

But probably does know that most ****** were native to the United States, due to slave breeding and white men ripping babies away from their mothers.

Which is in part why Frederick Douglass rightfully referred to it as the great sin and shame of America.

I can only hope he knew lol

That slave breeding is crazy though. Looked at who was strong at the field, matched them up with another that was strong, let them have their child and out them on the field, sucks

[BodyBagz]

Tim Kaine rewriting history with his story

[4truth]

I can only hope he knew lol

That slave breeding is crazy though. Looked at who was strong at the field, matched them up with another that was strong, let them have their child and out them on the field, sucks

Terrible for sure but I�d prefer that to being sent to an Arabian ****** country. At least you get to keep your balls and fck your own women.

[travestyny]

So you and Tim are saying that the ****** weren't ****** until the ******ia general assembly did the paperwork thereby inventing slavery?

Yeah, that's easy to understand.

Not what I'm saying at all, and doesn't appear to be what he's saying either.

Read my posts over again...and again. Maybe then you can understand it. If not, I certainly can't help you. Some others maybe can.

Looks like this guy figured it out pretty easily.

Maybe, just maybe Tim Kaine meant that America needed to take responsibility for the slavery we brought to and built in America, and not give excuses about slavery that existed elsewhere. No one forced America into slavery. We chose that.

— Mark W. Wilson, MD (@markwwilsonmd)

And this writer gets it. Nearly exactly what I've told you guys.

Now, it’s very clear if you actually watch the clip, that what Senator Kaine is talking about here is how America, both in the colonies and in the framing of the United States Constitution, chose slavery. We created … our own legal framework for it. It’s an uncomfortable truth that we still are feeling the repercussions of. America chose to be a slave nation, after a lot of debate, but we chose it.

Exactly. Hope this helps you with your comprehension.

[travestyny]

U cant argue with travestyny on this matter, he has his own version of the tim kaine video

How about the Tim Kaine version of what he meant

?b>There was no law mandating slavery on our shores when African ****** came ashore in 1619,?Mr. Kaine told The Examiner. �Did slavery already exist in the world? Of course. But not in the laws of colonial America at the time. We could have been a nation completely without the institution. But colonial legislatures and courts, and eventually the U.S. legal system, created the institution on our shores and maintained slavery until the 13th *********. As I said, we didn�t inherit it. We chose to create it.?br />

Hmm. Exactly what I said, innit??? You could have figured it out on your own if you could comprehend the English language.

[travestyny]

Rome had laws specific to slavery...how to treat ******, what sort of punishment they can be given based on what crime they committed, laws pertaining to granting them freedom, laws about importing and exporting ******. Greeks had slave laws. Etc. The US didn't invent slave laws.

That's not what he's talking about.

He's talking about Slavery in the colonies and in America. Britain did not have slave codes, so the institution wasn't inherited. It was created through slave codes made in the colonies.

He's not saying America invented slavery nor slave codes (which I'm sure were very different in Rome). He's saying the American colonies and America is directly responsible for legally setting up slavery in America.

Just confirmed this is EXACTLY what he meant with his quotation above.

[alexguiness]

Wow, so all the documented historical stuff about slavery for thousands of years was fake news?

I feel so much more informed about this now, Thanks Tim!

According to the ******** / MSM narrative Slavery in the US only began after the 2016 election...