What of it.

It's the same society...the same nation as well.

Different society.

Under the same law, it is the same.

No, the law has changed as well as the constitution since then,

It's merely modernized.

so not the same.

@fannybandit They owned slaves and you believe they care about freedom?

The law was enhanced, not changed.

No it was changed.

@When Things Aren't Right Go Left "All men are created equal".

Wow for an American you sure don't know a lot about American and world politics.

"We the People".

@fannybandit Are you joking?

The constitution is against slavery, however, owning slaves at the time was the normal thing to do.

Anyone with wealth owned slaves...which quickly ended around a similar time-frame.

Less than 50 years to be exact.

The law they created was the foundation of ending slavery.

This is why the USA is declining

because of fuckheads like you

@fannybandit That wasn't enacted by the founding fathers

If only name calling meant you were intelligent...shame.

Again...

it does

The law they created was the foundation of ending slavery.

watch

Faggot

see

i'm still more intelligent

and insulted you

Is that all?

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@fannybandit How does that mean they supported it?

Stay mad.

If they created the context in which slavery would be abolished, that would mean that they did not want slavery.

Therefore, the founding fathers supported the abolition of slavery.

@fannybandit Lmao what?

I can't simplify that any more.

@fannybandit Creating the context for something to happen doesn't mean you supported whatever happened next

@fannybandit That isn't valid as evidence

They literally created the entire foundation for slavery to become abolished.