Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-11 Thread YnrChyldzWyld

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On Sun, 10 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a couple more comments on this thread from me:  (1) I would have to
concur with Hawk's post in substance. I've only met one admitted Klan member
personally but I know they are around. although impotent. We did have a
nationally publicized shoot out here about 20 years ago between the Klan and
Socialists and there are true horror stories, but don't buy into rhetoric from
"pop stars" like Mia Angelo (I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings).  I don't think
anyone would pay any attention to her if she hadn't read an awful poem at
Clinton's 1992 Inagural.

Au contraireMaya Angelou (at least learn how to correctly spell her
name) has been around for decades, and was well known in literary circles
way before Clinton had her at his inaugeration


Duke University pays her a tenured salary not to teach.

What documentation do you have for such an assertion?


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Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-11 Thread YnrChyldzWyld

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On Sun, 10 Jan 1999, Hawk wrote:
You might consider that this gal is pulling your leg...

Of course, such a story HAS to be a lie, doesn't it?

There is no reason for me to suspect she was lying about this, as she was
NOT the type to 'pull one's leg' over anything, let alone a subject of
this magnitude...

Her husband, also from the South, related similar experiences...

As have blacks of an older generation than their's...you see, I HAVE
talked to more than one black person who grew up in the South...


I'm not saying that she necessarily is lying,

Sure you are...at least be honest about THAT...


but I have
lived in the South my entire life and have never met anyone associated
with the KKK.

I suppose you would like us to believe that the KKK doesn't even
exist

I suppose all those lynched blacks hung themselves


Have you bothered to check the Klan-watch reports of KKK activity... There are
more KKK members in Ohio and Indiana than there are in the entire South, according
to the avowed enemies of the KKK.  The northern and mid-western states have FAR
MORE KKK members than the Southern states.

That's not the point...the point of my statement was that these college-
educated blacks -- who got their education at BLACK colleges, since they
weren't 'allowed' to attend the white state colleges -- could not find
employment in their field in the South, due to their skin color...they
had to come North to gain employment in the field they'd gotten their
degree in...


 I'm sure blacks were given equal opportunity to plant  clear fields --
 for someone else.  How many blacks OWNED this property they worked on...?

I'd be interested in knowing those figures too... How many were there, June?

That is what I'm asking


How
many blacks do you figure owned the northern factories they worked in?

They at least had the opportunity to be shift supervisors and managers...
or college professors in integrated colleges, managers of integrated
businesses


 How many blacks were allowed to take over important office and factory
 jobs, supervisory and managerial positions, when the 'able bodied men'
 (black men WEREN'T 'able bodied'?) were away at war?

"Allowed to take over" ???  Are those jobs just "allotted" to folks, or do they
normally have to qualify for them?

I was using the wording the previous poster had used, in stating that
blacks were 'allowed' to work 'equally' with whites in the fields when
'all the able bodied men' were away at war...so I just wanted to know how
many blacks also 'worked equally' with whites in positions of authority
in the factories and offices, when the 'abled bodied men' who'd worked
there were also off to war...


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Re: [CTRL] [Fwd: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)]

1999-01-11 Thread YnrChyldzWyld

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On Sun, 10 Jan 1999, Jim Norman wrote:
--and the north treated them with respect?  The South had farms  The North had
Manufacturing.

And professional positions not open to them in the south...


It may help to remember that the North, after winning the Civil
war did not free their slaves as they forced the South to.  And Lincoln had no
intentions of freeing the slaves until he needed an issue to keep France and Spain
out of the war.  You remember that part don't you?

I know very well that Lincoln was not 'The Great Emancipator' that
history has made him out to be...and I also know that the Emancipation
Proclamation was made to keep ENGLAND from entering the war on the side
of the Confederacy, NOT France and Spain...France and Spain had no overt
interest in the war, while England was extremely dependent on the cotton
imported from the American South...


 1. I don't know why you say black men were not able bodied;

_I_ didn't...YOU seemed to imply it in your statement...

You also didn't answer my question regarding how many blacks got
positions of importance in the factories and offices, positions vacated
by able-bodied white men who were off to war...


 2.  None of the folks (including whites) who lived in Claxton were capable of
 supervising or managing a factory;and

So the only thing you can state with any authority is what you observed
as a very young child who was a member of a race which had more
privileges than those of the black race, processed thru a child's
perspective, and limited to a very specific (and not normal) era,
and a small geographical area which was not necessarily indicative of the
South as a whole...


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Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-11 Thread Hawk

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YnrChyldzWyld wrote:

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 On Sun, 10 Jan 1999, Hawk wrote:
 You might consider that this gal is pulling your leg...

 Of course, such a story HAS to be a lie, doesn't it?

No it doesn't but then, maybe it is.. or maybe its exaggerated... But, it could be
the truth... What I said was "consider" ...

 There is no reason for me to suspect she was lying about this, as she was
 NOT the type to 'pull one's leg' over anything, let alone a subject of
 this magnitude...

However, you do suspect that anyone who reports a different experience is lying, unless
I misread your intent.

 Her husband, also from the South, related similar experiences...

 As have blacks of an older generation than their's...you see, I HAVE
 talked to more than one black person who grew up in the South...

That's good... perhaps in another 40 years or so, you will have talked to almost as
many as I have, considering I've lived in the South most of my life.

 I'm not saying that she necessarily is lying,

 Sure you are...at least be honest about THAT...

Well, I guess your accusation is a bit more than "implied."  You, Sir, have no basis
upon which to accuse me of lying about anything.  If you know I any lie that I have
told, produce it, or retract your accusation...

 but I have lived in the South my entire life and have never met anyone associated
 with the KKK.

 I suppose you would like us to believe that the KKK doesn't even exist

If you want to believe something that isn't true, you certainly can.  I don't believe I
encouraged you to do so.  You seem to have a little difficulty separating fact from
fancy... You are a very imaginitive fellow, it appears.

 I suppose all those lynched blacks hung themselves

Not very likely... at least no more likely than the ones lynched in New York City and
other places outside the South.  I've often wondered, and you may be able to inform me,
just how many blacks have been lynched?  Do you have a state-by-state breakdown on
those numbers?  Is it something that was quite common in the South, but somehow it just
escaped my notice?

 Have you bothered to check the Klan-watch reports of KKK activity... There are more
 KKK members in Ohio and Indiana than there are in the entire South, according to the
 avowed enemies of the KKK.  The northern and mid-western states have FAR MORE KKK
 members than the Southern states.

 That's not the point...the point of my statement was that these college-
 educated blacks -- who got their education at BLACK colleges, since they
 weren't 'allowed' to attend the white state colleges --

How old are these people?  I am 61 years old, and attended a state college with black
student, in the South.

 could not find employment in their field in the South, due to their skin color...

so they say There may be another side to that story... I am a mangement consultant
with over 500 client companies, most of which are in the south, and I specialize in
employment law... From my experience, capable and qualified black applicants are on
every manager's "wish list."

 they had to come North to gain employment in the field they'd gotten their
 degree in...

Yeah, OK... I'm glad they obtained gainful employment somewhere.

  I'm sure blacks were given equal opportunity to plant  clear fields --
  for someone else.  How many blacks OWNED this property they worked on...?
 
 I'd be interested in knowing those figures too... How many were there, June?

 That is what I'm asking

Do your own research.  I thought, on the basis of your question, that you had some
evidence that blacks were not allowed to own farms, or something.  I assure you that
any black person with the money to buy a farm would not have a lot of trouble finding a
willing seller of such properties.

 How many blacks do you figure owned the northern factories they worked in?

 They at least had the opportunity to be shift supervisors and managers...
 or college professors in integrated colleges, managers of integrated
 businesses

Same here the North is not unique in that.

  How many blacks were allowed to take over important office and factory
  jobs, supervisory and managerial positions, when the 'able bodied men'
  (black men WEREN'T 'able bodied'?) were away at war?
 
 "Allowed to take over" ???  Are those jobs just "allotted" to folks, or do they
 normally have to qualify for them?

 I was using the wording the previous poster had used, in stating that
 blacks were 'allowed' to work 'equally' with whites in the fields when
 'all the able bodied men' were away at war...so I just wanted to know how
 many blacks also 'worked equally' with whites in positions of authority
 in the factories and offices, when the 'abled bodied men' who'd worked
 there were also off to war...

I couldn't answer that question... I will say that from about 1950 I worked at several
jobs where I had black supervisors.  I do not deny that discrimination exists because
of race, and am 

Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-11 Thread YnrChyldzWyld

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On Mon, 11 Jan 1999, Hawk wrote:
You are a very imaginitive fellow, it appears.

Not as imaginative as you, if you imagine that I am a 'fellow'...

so they say There may be another side to that story... I am a mangement consultant
with over 500 client companies, most of which are in the south, and I specialize in
employment law... From my experience, capable and qualified black applicants are on
every manager's "wish list."

Not in the 40s, 50s, and early 60s...


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Re: [CTRL] [Fwd: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)]

1999-01-11 Thread Jim Norman

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YnrChyldzWyld wrote:

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 On Sun, 10 Jan 1999, Jim Norman wrote:
 --and the north treated them with respect?  The South had farms  The North had
 Manufacturing.

 And professional positions not open to them in the south...

What professional positions?  There were lots of positions not available to lots of
people.  You make it sound like "if you were white you got the big professional job
with the big bucks."  and if you were black, you got nothing.  This is bunk.  You'll
have to come up with something better than this.  I don't even think you believe this.



 It may help to remember that the North, after winning the Civil
 war did not free their slaves as they forced the South to.  And Lincoln had no
 intentions of freeing the slaves until he needed an issue to keep France and Spain
 out of the war.  You remember that part don't you?

 I know very well that Lincoln was not 'The Great Emancipator' that
 history has made him out to be...and I also know that the Emancipation
 Proclamation was made to keep ENGLAND from entering the war on the side
 of the Confederacy, NOT France and Spain...France and Spain had no overt
 interest in the war, while England was extremely dependent on the cotton
 imported from the American South...


 ---Well now, we have a start...
  1. I don't know why you say black men were not able bodied;

 _I_ didn't...YOU seemed to imply it in your statement...


nope, I have nothing but respect for the folks I grew up with.


 You also didn't answer my question regarding how many blacks got
 positions of importance in the factories and offices, positions vacated
 by able-bodied white men who were off to war...


---I don't know. That was not my job.  I do know that there were many free black men
who owned large successful farms who would not give two jerks for a 'position of
importance'.


  2.  None of the folks (including whites) who lived in Claxton were capable of
  supervising or managing a factory;and

 So the only thing you can state with any authority is what you observed
 as a very young child who was a member of a race which had more
 privileges than those of the black race, processed thru a child's
 perspective, and limited to a very specific (and not normal) era,
 and a small geographical area which was not necessarily indicative of the
 South as a whole...

 ---Now we're making progress.  The things I state with any authority is what I
 observed , first hand over a period of 14 years total, as a very yound child (who
 worked 10 hours a day and had no childhood) thru puberty as a member of the white
 race... and limited to a very specific era and a small geographical area which was
 indicative of simular area's all over this country.  There was area's of racial
 violence, in some parts of the country, but it was not the normal.  Lots of kid's,
 like me, were raised in this fashion.  Having a 'position of authority' was not
 important to any of us.  Having a good rifle to shoot squirrels with and a good sharp
 knife were higher priority.  My uncle would not go the the outhouse without a sharp
 knife.  Winning the turkey shoot at Thanksgiving and having brag'gin rights til the
 next shoot was more important.  Survival was big too.

Thank you for your considerate language and attitude.
My purpose for providing my background as my bonifide's in this debate is not to change
you or your convictions.  It is to demonstrate that there are two truths.  The truths
we believe because we were taught, or through propaganda by the media;  and then the
real world truths.  The truth we live that shapes our character.  The very same that
exist in the polls that Clinton is so fond of quoting.  While the polls say Clinton
hung the moon, I personally can not find any one who believes that.  And by the way, do
you know why Clinton did not inhale?




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Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-10 Thread Hawk

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YnrChyldzWyld wrote:

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 On Sat, 9 Jan 1999, Jim Norman wrote:
 I was raised in the old South in Claxton, Georgia 1941-1949 and I can
 tell you from personal experience that the old South I experienced
 respected everyone.  There was no racial tension as today.  Black people
 wanted to be with their kind and whites wanted the same.

 Bull.  That's what you WANT to believe, to justify your racism.

Oh... So am I to gather from this that YOU know more of what HE experienced than
he does?  My experience is pretty close to his, although I wouldn't say there was
"no" racial tension.  It just wasn't a very big issue with blacks or whites.  You
can call me a racist if you wish, but before you do, you should check the racial
mixture of my family.

 Try talking to the BLACKS who lived in the South at that time (as I
 have), and see if they were oh so content as you would like to believe...

Try?  I talked every day with BLACKS who were living in the South -- along with me
-- at that time... You might want to consider that personal, first-hand,
on-the-scene experience counts for something maybe even more than "having A
black friend"  -- you have ONE black friend?  Only one who grew up in the South...
On the other hand, I have MANY black friends who grew up in the South WITH ME.

 I have a black friend who grew up down south, having to watch the local
 KKK'rs walk by her house -- in full regalia -- going to and from their
 meetings...and being made to smile and wave to them...I can tell you, SHE
 and her family were NOT content, but knew what they had to do to keep
 from being lynched and their house burned down...

You might consider that this gal is pulling your leg... and you've fallen for it,
hook-line-and-sinker.  I'm not saying that she necessarily is lying, but I have
lived in the South my entire life and have never met anyone associated with the
KKK.  I have never met a black person who has encountered anyone  I have seen KKK
"rallies" on TV, and it is almost comical... There are about six KKK-ers, 600
policemen, 500 "news" reporters, and 50 or 60 hecklers booing the KKK guys.

Regarding the anecdotal "evidence" of your black frined... Most of us have heard
of black author (cannot think of her last name) who wrote "I Know Why The Caged
Bird Sings," and her horrifying tales of KKK rampages in her home town, even
directed at her poor terrified family... Well, my wife grew up during the time
period of the book, living about 500 yards from those "terrified black folks"...
Who, by the way, were middle-class store owners (what passed for a convenience
store in those days)... My wife and her sisters went almost daily to that place of
business, which was next to the home of the "terrified blacks."

 There's a reason they moved up North...because the South didn't provide
 them the opportunities in employment the North did, because of their
 race...

Have you bothered to check the Klan-watch reports of KKK activity... There are
more KKK members in Ohio and Indiana than there are in the entire South, according
to the avowed enemies of the KKK.  The northern and mid-western states have FAR
MORE KKK members than the Southern states.

Lest you jump to conclusions, I hasten to add that I know that racism exists and
has existed in the South (as well as the North), and that I am opposed to what I
know of the KKK as it exists in our modern day.  But I think black
comedian/philosopher Dick Gregory was pretty close to right when he said, "In the
South, they don't care how *close* we get, as long as we don't get too rich.  In
the North, they don't care how rich we get, as long as we don't get too close."

 We worked together Black and White to plant and clear the crops since most of
 the able bodied men were still at war.

 I'm sure blacks were given equal opportunity to plant  clear fields --
 for someone else.  How many blacks OWNED this property they worked on...?

I'd be interested in knowing those figures too... How many were there, June?  How
many blacks do you figure owned the northern factories they worked in?  How many
owned the Hotels they worked in?  Who was keeping them from buying those
factories, farms, and hotels?

 How many blacks were allowed to take over important office and factory
 jobs, supervisory and managerial positions, when the 'able bodied men'
 (black men WEREN'T 'able bodied'?) were away at war?

"Allowed to take over" ???  Are those jobs just "allotted" to folks, or do they
normally have to qualify for them?  Oh, that's a rhetorical question... Of course
nowadays, they ARE allotted... its called "Affirmative Action" and "Racial
Set-Aside" programs...

Hawk

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Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-10 Thread JYester

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In a message dated 1/10/99 12:05:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Lest you jump to conclusions, I hasten to add that I know that racism exists
 and
  has existed in the South (as well as the North), and that I am opposed to
 what I
  know of the KKK as it exists in our modern day.  But I think black
  comedian/philosopher Dick Gregory was pretty close to right when he said, "
 In the
  South, they don't care how *close* we get, as long as we don't get too
rich.
  In
  the North, they don't care how rich we get, as long as we don't get too
 close."

Just a couple more comments on this thread from me:  (1) I would have to
concur with Hawk's post in substance. I've only met one admitted Klan member
personally but I know they are around. although impotent. We did have a
nationally publicized shoot out here about 20 years ago between the Klan and
Socialists and there are true horror stories, but don't buy into rhetoric from
"pop stars" like Mia Angelo (I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings).  I don't think
anyone would pay any attention to her if she hadn't read an awful poem at
Clinton's 1992 Inagural. Duke University pays her a tenured salary not to
teach. (2) My father grew up in Chicago and lived in SC for a few years after
he married my mother. What he said to her is similiar to Dick Gregory's. .
"In the North we love the black man as a race but hate as an individual. In
the South you love him as an individual and hate him as a race."

Jim

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Re: [CTRL] Slavery (was: Stampeding Bison)

1999-01-10 Thread Carlene M. Wojahn

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 I have a black friend who grew up down south, having to watch the local KKK'rs
 walk by her house -- in full regalia -- going to and from their meetings...and
 being made to smile and wave to them...I can tell you,

KKK is alive and well in the north, couple years ago there was a
demonstration, in Racine..heck that was broadcasted nationally don't you remember
? I have newspaper accounts telling about their meetings and such in Wisconsin,
and Illinois. You want me to get them out ?

 SHE and her family were NOT content, but knew what they had to do to keep from
 being lynched and their house burned down...

Again, blacks were and are discriminated up north, we can not discount that as
being national...you got to remember when the slaves were freed there were no
allowances made for them.  The north was becoming industralized, there were no
unions and the black labor force, this new labor force was a threat to those up
here.  Besides that many of our soldiers had died, for the preservation of the
Union, and the freeing of the slaves...there was bitterness that their loved ones
were gone, that communities disappeared due to this war.



 There's a reason they moved up North...because the South didn't provide them the
 opportunities in employment the North did, because of their race...

There were many laws enacted prohibiting them to move into certain
stateslook at the demographics how many blacks live in the south compared to
the north.  Everyone of them supposedly had the opportunity to move up north, by
what you said, percentage wise how many did ?



 We worked together Black and White to plant and clear the crops since most of
 the able bodied men were still at war.

-You still see this black and whites working together peacefully,
respectfully...in the south.  There is a percentage that is always more noticeable
and vocal than the majority, and that is what one has to go by.




 I'm sure blacks were given equal opportunity to plant  clear fields --
 for someone else.  How many blacks OWNED this property they worked on...?

The major slave holder in the South was a freed black man from La, do you want
name and details...can get them.



 How many blacks were allowed to take over important office and factory jobs,
 supervisory and managerial positions, when the 'able bodiedmen' (black men
 WEREN'T 'able bodied'?) were away at war?

Blacks had joined the Confederate Army and fought right along side the rest,
they got paid the same...up north the white soldier got $13 a month, and the black
got $10 a month

 It is not regional

 

Well he must have been a pistol, because isn't he the guy who
was making love
to a lady in one of the White House cloakrooms while his
guards held off his
wife who was trying to get in to attack them?  Prudy

You mean that was not Hillary ?? HmmG Sorry I couldn't resist.
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1999-01-10 Thread Jim Norman

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YnrChyldzWyld wrote:

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 On Sat, 9 Jan 1999, Jim Norman wrote:
 I was raised in the old South in Claxton, Georgia 1941-1949 and I can
 tell you from personal experience that the old South I experienced
 respected everyone.  There was no racial tension as today.  Black people
 wanted to be with their kind and whites wanted the same.

 Bull.  That's what you WANT to believe, to justify your racism.
 --Nope, its the truth.  No racism on my part.  I did't talk with black people
 for a few minutes, I lived it every day after day.  You have no reason to call
 me a racist.  You read my little history which I have absolutly no reason to lie
 about, reporting to you how it was in my neck of the woods and because that
 does'nt agree with your preconceived beliefs, you resort to calling me names?
 Do you honestly believe that every body who lives in the South is a racist?
 Try talking to the BLACKS who lived in the South at that time (as I
 have), and see if they were oh so content as you would like to believe...


--I don't think any of us was content.  We all worked from sun to sun just to
plant and work the crops.



 I have a black friend who grew up down south, having to watch the local
 KKK'rs walk by her house -- in full regalia -- going to and from their
 meetings...and being made to smile and wave to them...I can tell you, SHE
 and her family were NOT content, but knew what they had to do to keep
 from being lynched and their house burned down...

--I have heard stories like this but I have never had personal knowledge of such.
I never saw a person in a KKK uniform.  I've seen many on tv and Jerry Springer,
but that kind of trash did not exist where I was raised.



 There's a reason they moved up North...because the South didn't provide
 them the opportunities in employment the North did, because of their
 race...

--and the north treated them with respect?  The South had farms  The North had
Manufacturing.  It may help to remember that the North, after winning the Civil
war did not free their slaves as they forced the South to.  And Lincoln had no
intentions of freeing the slaves until he needed an issue to keep France and Spain
out of the war.  You remember that part don't you?



 We worked
 together Black and White to plant and clear the crops since most of the
 able bodied men were still at war.

-- When I say We, I mean kids, old men  Women and the wounded who had returned
from the war.  I was between 2 and 9 while I was there and I worked as a man
would.  I chopped cotton, planted tobacco, picked peas, chopped cane, planted rice
and any thing else that needed done.  I kinda resent not having a childhood and
having to work like that but its too late to worry about that now.



 I'm sure blacks were given equal opportunity to plant  clear fields --
 for someone else.  How many blacks OWNED this property they worked on...?


--every farm we worked was owned by a black or white family.  the mix was more
white than black but so was the population.  The Black church was only slightly
smaller than the White church.  Each church had an adjacent grave yard, but the
Black grave yard was larger than the White one.  In retrospect, it seems that the
Blacks were there longer than Whites were.  The "road" we lived on was a long
winding clay road with farms and houses on both sides of the road.  In the early
forty's the community determined that for a orderly method of planting and
harvesting to occur with the least amount of moving equipment would be to start on
one end of the road and work to the other.  With the war on they tried to conserve
the use of fuel.  By planting the crops in this manner, they harvested the same
way since the crops would come in by the stages they were planted.  It mattered
not whether the farm was owned by Blacks or Whites.  When it came up in the
rotation, it was done. Some of the poor farmers (Black and White) had tractors and
equipment that needed repair.  Made no difference.  Whose ever tractor worked, is
whose we used.


 How many blacks were allowed to take over important office and factory
 jobs, supervisory and managerial positions, when the 'able bodied men'
 (black men WEREN'T 'able bodied'?) were away at war?


 -- This question I can't respond to since;

 1. I don't know why you say black men were not able bodied; The only man I knew
 who was not able bodied was the man who taught me to shoot a rifle.  He lost
 both his legs above the knee in the war.  He could shoot a hog between the eyes
 on a run, and hardly ever missed.  I called him Mr. Baby, as was his want.  He
 took me hunting ever day. He was my friend.

 2.  None of the folks (including whites) who lived in Claxton were capable of
 supervising or managing a factory;and

 3. we had nothing but farming.  Anybody on that road could manage a farm,
 however.  Every farm had senior person.  This person was usually the older or
 more experienced farmer, and most times the head of the 

Re: [CTRL] Slavery - was Stampeding Bison

1999-01-09 Thread Howard R. Davis III

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nurev wrote:


  (Though I can
  understand the problem of those who (like Jefferson) inherited slaves
  and did not understand what to do about the situation). I don't,
  however, believe that Jesus would have called upon his disciples to take
  up the sword against their owners.

 That's exactly what he did.


What is the chapter and verse on this? I don't remember anything like
this at all.

best wishes, Howard Davis

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Re: [CTRL] Slavery - was Stampeding Bison

1999-01-07 Thread nurev

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"Howard R. Davis III" wrote:

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 Hawk wrote:
 
   But slavery was an evil institution.
 
  That is merely your opinion, and it does not comport with the Bible.  You are 
welcome to it, and you are
  certainly not alone in that opinion.  But I base my criteria on "stronger stuff" 
than personal opinion.
  By the way, at one time I would have agreed with you.  I was "compelled" to study 
slavery in order to
  support my position that it was evil, but my study resulted in forcing me to 
reject my initial beliefs
  concerning it.  As you may have gathered, I am VERY libertarian in my political 
philosophy.  As a
  libertarian, I would have to reject slavery, either an an owner or a slave.  But 
as a Christian, I
  cannot condemn it.
 

 In his long post there is much which I am in total agreement with.
 However, the above is not my view. I believe that Hawk would be correct
 if he were only to use the old testiment as reference.

No. He'd be wrong if he used the old testament as a reference. The OT
is
a celebration of freedom from slavery, and a proclamation that the
Israelites
would serve no earthly masters. This is quite revolutionary
considering that
all the established agrarian societies were based on slavery. The OT
also
had very strict rules pertaining to the ownership of servants ( slaves
).
If a slave was physically damaged by a master, for example, the law
set him
free. This was a far cry from the treatment of slaves in other
cultures at
that time.

The Jubilee set all slaves free on the 50th year. Also no one could be
a slave
for more than seven years even if they wanted to.

 However, I
 believe that Jesus set a higher standard when he said that we should do
 unto others as we would have them do unto us. I don't believe the
 ownership of slaves is compatable with that admonishment.

But Paul, the real founder of Christianity, and knee bender to the
Romans
admonished the slaves of the empire to obey their masters. This set in
motion the justification of slavery by Christians who profited from
the
labor and misery of others.

 (Though I can
 understand the problem of those who (like Jefferson) inherited slaves
 and did not understand what to do about the situation). I don't,
 however, believe that Jesus would have called upon his disciples to take
 up the sword against their owners.

That's exactly what he did.

Joshua2


 best wishes, Howard Davis

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