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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 28 Aug 2020

      If you could press a button to change the past such that the slave trade to America never began, would you do it? Assume memories are changed so that nobody, including you, knows you pressed the button, and roughly the same people exist, just in diff timelines.

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    2. Jonathan Korman‏ @miniver 28 Aug 2020
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      I cannot conceive of why anyone would press the No button

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 28 Aug 2020
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      One possible argument is that in this alternate reality, America might be significantly more white/homogeneous than it would be now, and there might be greater income discrepancy between white and black people.

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        2. Jonathan Korman‏ @miniver 28 Aug 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          I suppose. Unknown and unknowable differences compared against the known moral weight of slavery and its aftermath. Seems like the easiest of easy calls to me.

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        3. Max Shifrin‏ @MaxShifrin 29 Aug 2020
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          I agree it’s an easy moral call when framed that way. But aren’t you also eliminating generations of relatively well-off African Americans post-slavery and subjecting them to a relatively worse life in Africa?

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        1. TwilightKnight‏ @HeavyMetalCon 28 Aug 2020
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          But who would be to blame?

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        2. rowboat‏ @__rowboat__ 28 Aug 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @miniver

          If questions like this are actual moral conundrums, how could we ever prevent a murder or rape or enslavement? "Better just let that murder happen, who knows if it'll turn out to be a good thing down the line!" ???

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        3. Elias Chedid‏ @eliaschedid 28 Aug 2020
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          We're talking about changing all history. Not knowing the consequences is very dangerous and many would favor a known evil. For instance what if no slave trade means black people get exterminated during invasion and there are none left today? Is that better?

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        1. عدنان‏ @methamphetadean 28 Aug 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl @miniver

          That already exists my dude. Not to virtue signal but I don’t think that the difference in income discrepancy between our timeline and no slavery timeline is significant enough to justify no slavery.

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        2. Atilius‏ @_Atilius_ 29 Aug 2020
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          And it's quite possible slavery would never have been abolished in the West. It's still rampant across Africa and Asia, with about 30 million in slavery in Africa alone (60x more than ever went to N.America).

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        3. Richard Korzekwa‏ @WeakInteraction 30 Aug 2020
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          I don't think this is right. Unless I'm mistaken, more than 10M people were enslaved and carried across the Atlantic. Or are you excluding those that did not make it to the mainland?

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