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I’m not on your team. Also, 8/2(2+2)=16 even if it hurts your feelings. https://twitter.com/RBPundit/status/1321817477001682948 …

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    RBe‏ @RBPundit 19 Aug 2019

    Imagine hating the United States so bad that you want to rewrite history and claim that the American Revolution was started because England wanted to ban slavery. Imagine thinking that and thinking you're the sane one.

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      2. Greg Pollowitz‏Verified account @GPollowitz 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @RBPundit

        The #1619 article on capitalism actually argued the Brits, after making slavery illegal, got rich on US slavery through complicated financial instruments

        7 replies 3 retweets 14 likes
      3. Politically Agnostic and Jaded‏ @joeleyare 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @GPollowitz @RBPundit

        But they made slavery illegal in 1833. AFTER we declared independence.

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      2. Reflets de Tocqueville‏ @BobbyRayIN63 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @LorenSethC @RBPundit

        Same

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      2. Politically Agnostic and Jaded‏ @joeleyare 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @RBPundit

        King George III: I know what we can do. Lets ban slavery in the Colonies and cut of a major source of income for Britain. Colonists: You are insane if you think we'll let you stop making money for Britain over here. We'll go to war first.

        2 replies 1 retweet 8 likes
      3. NavyHelo‏ @helo_navy 23 Aug 2019
        Replying to @joeleyare @RBPundit

        I disagree with the stated premise that American slavery caused the Revolution. American colonists that were slaveholders were however responsible for a chain of events leading up to taxes affecting most colonists and restrictions on land speculation harmful to some leaders.

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      2. Jeff Nelson‏ @1jeffnelson 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @RBPundit

        ...you didn't read it, did you? Try the part about 1619, and the slave trade and British relationship pre-1776.

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      3. David Cannady‏ @theddcannady 19 Aug 2019
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        Pre-1776, America was the property of Britain and ruled by Britain. It was the British military, as well as the French and Spanish, that conquered the Western Hemisphere. All that the American Revolution did was to end monarchical rule by divine right. That's it, the whole of it.

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      2. Well Redneck‏ @WellRedneck 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @RBPundit

        First pic is NYT 1619 thesis. 2nd is map of abolition of slavery by year. If NYT wants to prove their thesis they're gonna have to explain why slavery was nearly ubiquitous and yet we're "exceptional" as they state.pic.twitter.com/W0uoqcFXpr

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      3. ]})[{(President Beeblebrox)}]({[‏ @RealZaphod42 19 Aug 2019
        Replying to @WellRedneck @RBPundit

        Volume. Level of commoditization.

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