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Slavery is bad its wrong but to some slaves have it easier than others? Sure they do but i feel like every slave would rather be free. Or they would rather have the option of being able to go home with their days pay.

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Slavery will always be wrong.

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slavery was a way that white people could treat blacks based on skin color back then. slavery also includes labor for anyone. today it still goes on. slavery was horrible

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slavery was a way that white people could treat blacks based on skin color back then. slavery also includes labor for anyone. today it still goes on. slavery was horrible

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Nakia Burton 7th period

Slavery isn't a good thing because it's bad how they treat the people. They are still people like us. Some people were taking away from there families.Its still bad even if they have food or clothes, They are slaves you got to realize that's not good to be treated the way they are treated.

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Slavery was always wrong no matter what. People were taken away from their families to go work for someone else and take care of their land without pay or good treatment

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slavery will always be bad till this day,in my mind i feel that i am in slavery but you know i am trying to break away from it im trying to run away from it because in history thats all you could try to do

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Silvery is Wrong not matter what. People where sold like property. What happen but then there aren't words that can describe the evil that was done.

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I don't think slavery is a "positive good". I think it;s just evil. Calhoun's speech had so many different rights and ideas to help prove his point. It doesn't. Fact is, no one should have to be "beaten and bruised" by somebody just because of the color of their skin. It's wrong no matter what

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I disagree with his belief. Nobody deserves to be a slave. He thinks that slavery is the best thing for black people. The thing is they didn't ask for it. They were doing good in Africa before they brought them, so they did not have to be a slave for no one. Racism has gotten better today than it was in history, but it is not truly resolved, because there are still incidents dealing with slavery today.

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I feel like he was thinking with a closed mind. His view was one sided. He was trying to determine the feelings of another person which does not work. I feel like maybe he would have a different attitude if he lived in this day.

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Listen, slavery is never good.Till this day slavery is still not good at all. Just because slavery apparently has it "benefits" doesn't mean people should be having to work as slaves and not have the right to do anything about it. This article was straight bull crap and John C. Calhoun should have just kept his mouth shut, because slavery will always never be a good thing to have.

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I just feel like slavery is wrong in general. Don't really know how to back up the statement..

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Slavery is not a positive good, as enslavement violates the basic rights of the enslaved. The enslaved were, in almost every case, denied any personal freedoms & forbidden from even learning to read & write. I can not relate this story to my life, as my family has no historical connection to slavery.

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Even though having slaves produces many benefits,its inhumane, unethical,and immoral to own slaves to elevate them to a higher and improved live just because you feel like its your duty or obligation

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i think slavery is not a good thing and you can't own a person even if you pay for them

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I feel that slavery is bad and not acceptable for anyone one

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John C. Calhoun put Clemson on a plantation. I think he thought of it as a positive thing. I think its stupid how everything was planned out.

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I do not like the idea of owning someone, even if I had a child. People, should all have that idea and mindset. Even though slavery was brought to the world by the Middle-East, the American citizens blame their past and the white people for it but in reality the African chieftain sold their people to the colonial times peoples.

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Slavery will forever be wrong to me.  No one should be working for no one in that way, shape, or form.
Just from reading the title, I could tell that this story was going to be terrible because slavery is never used in a positive sense.
slavery should never be thought of as slavery just because its wrong, not just because were black but the fact that they were doing black wrong at the time

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I feel that slavery is bad and not acceptable. Even if the slaves were provided clothes and food they still were punished and forced to work , no one should ever have to go through that everyone should have a choice. That fact that one of our finding founders think slavery is positive make you think about why and shows why racism still exist.

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Clemson was built on the plantation land of john C. calhoun . He was the vice president of the united states he thought slavery was good he was a wealthy man

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In my opinion, I think that slavery is very bad. Any type of slavery is is not good at all. Some people were taken away from the people they love and were forced to work for someone else.

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I didn't agree with his opinions at all I don't understand how people can be taken from there homes and family's abused mentally, physically and emotionally for years and have people think it's helpful because they benefit from peoples misfortunes

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It is weird to think that one of our founding fathers built Clemson on his own slave plantation and believed slavery was a good thing. I believe that slavery was wrong and should have never been apart of our history. Every human being should be treated equal, no matter what skin color they are. Things are better in today´s society compared to how things were during that time, and I´m glad the U.S learned from its mistakes of slavery.

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i feel like i don´t want to go to clemson because that was not right.Slavery is not good and to build it on slave plantion is wrong

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I think slavery is wrong in anyway shape or form. It isn't good that one of the founding fathers who thought slavery was a positive is bad because for a person like him to get so close to making slavery a thing again is negative.

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I think he wouldnt understand what African Americans go through on a daily bases so  he wouldnt know or understand. Slavery is bad . Slavery is the worst possible thing that ever happened to humanity

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It doesn't matter; slavery will always be wrong. You're forcing people into an unfair and harsh lifestyle, only to benefit yourself

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I understand how he thought that slavery was good because it has got us to were we are now but it has caused a lot of bad things to our country. Slavery has made people hate each other for who they are and it caused riots, fight and even death. Slavery was not a good thing, the way people would treat the slaves were unnecessary

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Slavery is always wrong regardless. People were taken away from their families to go work for someone else and take care of their land without pay or good treatment

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i really don't agree with him because slavery was not a good thing and it never will.his kinda rude for him to think that it was okay.

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I feel like Calhoun didn't make a good point on his explanation on why slavery was a good thing. I think his point couldn't have been good no matter how you put it. But that's in the mind of someone in the 21st century where things like that happening is frowned upon. Back then they saw black people as objects like your phone not an actual human being

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I think this story was good but it made this guy sound like he  was evil or something

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Ok, to be honest I didn't even read it because I knew it would just infuriate me. John C. Calhoun is a disgustingly racist miserable excuse for a human being  that was given the proper education to write a reasonable argument for the complete discrimination of anyone that didn't have white skin.  Sadly there are reincarnations of John C's hate, one being in the white house, but if  we unite and fight against the grotesque white males that still try to shove us into the lower class and "put us back where we came from"  they will never win.

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I don't think that slavery is a good thing. He may have good facts to opposed that but depends on who point of view you are looking at. Slavery to the white race it's good but not for the black race.

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Slavery is NOT a good thing and if you feel like it is, then that's sick. All types of slavery is a horrible and an unacceptable thing to do to people. EVERYONE should have the same amount of equal rights.

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"I hold that in the present state of civilization, where two races of different origin, and distinguished by color, and other physical differences, as well as intellectual, are brought together, the relation now existing in the slaveholding States between the two, is, instead of an evil, a good a positive good." ... "I hold then, that there never has yet existed a wealthy and civilized society in which one portion of the community did not, in point of fact, live on the labor of the other." ...

Calhoun said it on February 6, 1837, is voicing his opposition to sending the issue of abolition to a Senate committee for study, noting that "The subject is beyond the jurisdiction of Congress - they have no right to touch it in any shape or form, or to make it the subject of deliberation or discussion." The jurisdiction issue was so obvious that he did not deign to explain it. Had he felt the need of explanation, he would have simply referred to Article I, Sections 2 and 9, Article IV, Section 2, and Amendments IV, V, IX and X of the Constitution of the USA, all of which in one way or another guarantee the right to own slaves as a basic, fundamental right under the constitution. As Calhoun (and Abe Lincoln) well knew and as each repeated constantly throughout the antebellum period, abolition of slavery could be achieved only by state law or constitutional amendment and neither congress nor the president had any right or authority to address, let alone act upon, the matter as a matter of federal constitutional law.

As to why Calhoun determined slavery as a positive good, he touches upon the idea only superficially. His reasoning coincides with similar ideas expressed at various times by folks like Lincoln. He does not deal, in that speech, with the practical economical and social reasons why slavery had become a necessity not only in the south but also for the federal government and the northern economies that relied so heavily on southern goods for there very survival. By 1860, fully 75% of federal revenues were raised in the south, mostly by tariff and similar laws enacted by the northern controlled Congress. At the same time, 75% of federal spending occurred in the north. The federal government could not survive financially without the revenue raised from taxation of the southern cash crops. Because of the virtually non-existent labor pool in the south, those crops could not be sown, tended, harvested and gotten to market without a guaranteed work force. Due to the filthy, backbreaking nature of the work, the inhospitable climate and the nominal wages that could have been paid to a free workforce, enslaved labor was the only means by which the large tobacco, cotton, flax and rice plantations could survive. Free farmhands could not be counted on; they would have quit with little or no notice when some better opportunity presented itself, or when the work became too much and not worth the pittance they received for it, and the crops would have never been planted, or would have been neglected and would have rotted in the fields. Worse, as the crops rapidly wore out the soil, new fields could not have been cleared to replace those that had become unproductive. The plantations needed the slave to operate and the federal government and northern industrial, banking, financial and money interests needed the plantations and the southern cash cow to maintain their existence and their fortunes. That is why the abolitionists, vocal as they were, never represented anything even remotely approaching a majority.

The illegal and unconstitutional Confiscation Acts and the equally illegal and unconstitutional and redundant Emancipation Proclamation were not promulgated as moral, humanitarian civil rights measures. They were weapons of war. The ratification of Amendments XIII, XIV and XV were coerced after the war solely for the purpose of insuring the complete and total destruction of the CSA, the southern economy and the southern way of life so as to ensure that the south could not soon rise again.

Make no mistake: the southern states did not secede in order to protect the right own human chattel and the north did not fight to free the slaves. Abolition came about as a matter of political expedience and as a tool of war. For more on that issue, read the debates surrounding the passage of the Confiscation Acts. Very few outside the vocal cadre of outspoken abolitionists were concerned with the plight of those of African descent.

On the social side, no one in the north, forget the south, wanted an influx of uneducated, homeless, angry former slaves with no income, no means of support and no marketable job skills into their neighborhoods. Lincoln himself wanted to settle freed slaves in colonies to be established for the purpose in uninhabited areas of Texas and Missouri, on Caribbean islands or in Indian Territory. He did NOT want them settling in Washington DC or in Illinois especially, or in any other white region generally.

In the north, with its ever increasing influx of immigrants, freed slaves were not a welcome prospect. The immigrants, especially the Irish, were despised and equated with the Africans as a sub-species not capable of participating in government and not entitled to rights of citizenship or equal protection of law and due process. Calhoun did not voice such sentiments as loudly as did the northern intelligentsia, but he did not hide his opinion either. For more one that aspect of the issue, read particularly the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson or candidates of the Know Nothing Party (or its kindred parties: the movement was pervasive, especially in New England, New York and Pennsylvania, but it went by dozens of names - due to the secrecy of membership rolls, it is difficult to identify all of the true initiated Know Nothings, but their philosophy was widespread and their standard was taken up not only by the bastions of political and financial power, but by the hoi poloi as well. After the spate of anti-Irish and anti-Catholic riots, lynchings and burnings of homes, churches and businesses of the Catholics and Irish during the 1830's and 1840's, the abolition movement (in part, at least) turned the focus from those sub-humans and socially and politically undesirable inferior species to those of African heritage. The immigrants were already too much competition for the scarce jobs that were available and due to their sheer numbers, the vast labor pool guaranteed that working conditions would remain deplorable and wages would remain obscenely low. An influx of millions of freed slaves could only exacerbate the already horrendous situation. The "obviously superior" Anglo-Saxon, Teutonic majority of "real Americans" would not tolerated the added competition threatened by the migration of those "African animals" into their realms, and slavery was the only defense against such an invasion.

While the Irish were merely wage slaves, the Africans, being of a different race and easily identifiable because of physical characteristics and features, could be enslaved by chains. The common conventional wisdom of the era was that the Africans were sub-human and should be treated as such. Read Thomas Jefferson's thoughts on that topic, as well as the treatises of any number of other academicians of the era. From pulpits in the north and south alike (as well as in Europe) those enlightened men of the cloth made it clear that the African race was put on earth by God to serve as the beast of burden of the white race and Man had no right to question, let alone interfere with, God's will.

At one time or another, Calhoun voiced all of these ideas, as did many of his counterparts in the north. The quote of interest to you was uttered by Calhoun when he forewarned of the inherent danger of allowing Congress to consider an issue over which it had no right, authority or jurisdiction, and he warned that the concession of allowing such a debate, even in committee, could only exacerbate the growing sentiment for secession. His concern was not the abolition of slavery - he knew that Congress could not do that. His concern was the continuing and ever increasing encroachment of the federal government into areas that, as a matter of basic and fundamental constitutional law, were expressly reserved onto the states. He predicted as early as 1837 that if such encroachments continued unabated:

"It is impossible under the deadly hatred which must spring up between the two great nations, if the present causes are permitted to operate unchecked, that we should continue under the same political system. The conflicting elements would burst the Union asunder, powerful as are the links which hold it together. Abolition and the Union cannot coexist. As the friend of the Union I openly proclaim it and the sooner it is known the better. The former may now be controlled, but in a short time it will be beyond the power of man to arrest the course of events. We of the South will not, cannot, surrender our institutions."

You can find the actual text of the speech at a number of sources by simply searching "John C Calhoun slavery a positive good", something that either did not occur to you or that you were too lazy to try. You have the most powerful research tool ever conceived by man right there at your fingertips. Learn to use it.

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Slavery is wrong and the fact that John C. thought it was right says a lot about his character. Everyone should be equal and you should never force people to work for you in any situation. Slavery should never be considered a good thing.

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Slavery is never good from the title this isn't a positive passage. Back then slavery was offal how they treated blacks back then. Slavery was never good it never helped blacks that's crazy to even think that that passage was even thought like that. To me it never helped blacks and it never solved the problem they were tortured,beaten, and used.

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This article talks about slavery. Slavery is not a good thing i don't care even if you are trying to make it seem like it's not slavery is slavery

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I feel like slavery is very harsh and inhumane. It will never be good and no one should ever be treated like that. I feel like it's a lot of people today that still agree with slavery like John C. Calhoun and it's sad.

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He believes when two races come together which have different origins, colors, and physical and intellectual characteristics , that slavery is good or a positive
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Now im not saying slavery is good but i scroll down this padlet and see everybody complaining but didnt really read the story. Most of yall think slavery is a just a thing of skin and talking bout the white people did this the white people did that, little do you know slavery is still going on till this day. WHERE you ask ?? right where it started AFRICA.

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I feel like slavery will forever be wrong no matter what people try to say. Like how could you think that working long hours with no pay and you getting beat is good? It really isn't my opinion on slavery is that it was it's always going to be wrong there isn't no "good" slavery.

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I can't even think, about what slaves do any other people, who had to believe in the god of their own ways to describe, to observe for the government on how did they manage to take over, or to stand within the states.

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Slavery will always be wrong in people eyes, because of how they treated people. I just believe that their shouldn't have been slavery to began with. It not right or it's not fair.

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I believe that this person wouldn't know what most African Americans go through or went through and wouldn't understand how they felt about slavery . He also wouldn't understand how much it was wrong.

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It's very sad what they did to the slaves, they didn't deserved to get abused by these slave owners. They  had guards that made sure they weren't trying to escape. It hurt some of the slaves family because they were torn apart from their families. I hate it when blacks are treated with the right respect they deserved. Slavery is never a good thing.

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Just from reading the title, I could tell that this story was going to be terrible because slavery is never used in a positive sense. I did not fully understand what I was reading, but certain parts stood out to me. Such as when John C. Calhoun mentioned that being a slave was a privilege for Africans. This severely upset me.

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Slavery is not a "positive good". If anything slavery is a unacceptable thing to do to people.  People of ANY color should have equal rights.

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Slavery will forever be wrong to me. No one should be working for no one in that way, shape, or form. People should have equal rights and no one should be treated differently than the next person.

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I don't believe it is right for him to speak for slaves and tell them they were better off as slaves. I can see why he would THINK that though especially with the era he came up in and all. I don't think its right to TAKE someone from there home and tell them its better for them

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I disagree cause I dont like slavery. Slavery is very disrespectful to the black race and John think its all good. He might be the founder of South Carolina but it is wrong. Blacks and mixed have suffered back in the day of rasicm. John is stupid for even writing that paper.

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I feel like Calhoun didn't make a good point on his explanation on why slavery is a good thing. I think his point couldn't have been good no matter how you put it. But that's in the mind of someone in the 21st century where things like that happening is frowned upon. Back then they saw black people as objects like your phone not an actual human being.

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Slavery will forever be wrong. No human should be held captive, sold, and forced to work also nobody deserves to be owned . Slavery is always bad and make people fell like there worthless and that is not okay.

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While reading this article I am reminded of the hate that my ancestors faced due to men like John C. Calhoun. Throughout the entire article he believes that what he is saying has actual substance and in his wick mind is okay, and acceptable. He speaks from a ignorant mind-set therefore his idea of slavery is offensive, and wrong. No matter what your race is, you should feel offended by Calhoun's remarks. PERIOD.

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i felt that calhoun was not right withwhat he said in the article.I say that because of some of the vulgar things he said or like where he talked about extirpating the race.also in the article it seems to make african americans seem of lower status(being called like animals) when really we're equally human beings

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Slavery is always wrong regardless. People were taken away from their families to go work for someone else and take care of their land without pay or good treatment

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I feel that slavery is wrong. Nobody should be a slave that just wrong on so many levels. John Calhoun didn't feel their pain he wasn't getting whipped or have to be outside working in the fields with them. I'm pretty sure that if he was a slave he wouldn't want slavery. Slavery can't be positive.

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I highly disagree with John C. Calhoun because slaves were tormented and beaten. He wasn't in the predicament as the slaves so therefore he can't speak for them. Being that he was a superior figure with great success, he was blinded of the pain and suffering.

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I feel that in no way slavery is a good thing. Slavery is wrong in my opinion. I can not agree that slavery can be positive because I just do not feel as though it is. I always wonder what would the world be like if slavery never existed?

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Anthony C - Siociologoy 3rd           In my opinion , John C. Calhoun is just a racist and he really didn't make a good point. I don't even understand how he think that slavery was okay

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Anthony C - Siociologoy 3rd           In my opinion , John C. Calhoun is just a racist and he really didn't make a good point. I don't even understand how he think that slavery was okay

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I don't care about your color, ethnicity, religion, background, nothing of those sorts. Slavery of any kind under any circumstance is flat out wrong. Sure, there can be positivities when enslaving people, but no matter what, it will always be wrong. It's one of the most inhumane things to do to any living creature that walks the Earth. I find it appalling that there are people who still feel as if slavery is a good thing or that it should still exist. Their thought process must be jumbled in their tiny little brains because the thought of slavery? Terrible. You got me all the way bent around if you think i'd ever agree to such travesty.

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i believe that this article is bull crap, everyone should be able to have their freedom and become independent . speaking for myself and some people who agree with me Slavery should not exist at all !

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I and feel and think that slavery will always be wrong. I cant' see how someone could make anybody work in the hot sun, and be all sore at the end of the day with no pay.  I think that my opinion on slavery will always be that slavery is not right.

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I know for a fact that slavery is wrong .I don't believe in it at all.I hate the fact that there was even slavery.To me they should not have done that cause when they look back at it they can tell it was wrong.

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I think that slavery is wrong. John C. he doesn't know what it's like to be a slave and get whipped and stuff. Until he knows and feels to actually be a slave he shouldn't be saying it's a good.

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I think it is unfair for Calhoun to speak on the behalf of the slaves and try to purport that they were okay with being enslaved. He didn't know what it was like to be a slave, as he was wealthy and high ranking in, not only Southern, but national society. Slaves did not want to be enslaved, and Calhoun was reaping the benefits of slavery his entire life. Slavery was morally wrong, and the slaves thought so too.

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I feel that the use of slavery is dead not right. The act of it is selfish and ignorant. When in the article, when it said slavery was good I was amazed. By them saying that it meant that the act of over-working someone over there ability is right not wrong.

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Slavery can't be a positive good because it's a very bad description of racial discrimination and separation. Many people believe that slavery is good and many believe it's bad but in my opinion, it gives a negative impact on our society. We shouldn't be judged on our skin tone.

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To be honest slavery is very , but I thin Calhoun had some really good points about slavery , but that was dude was very wrong. People were told to do things that they didn't want too . John C. Calhoun was just a bad person honestly .

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Dorian
I honestly, truly believe slavery is wrong and inhumane. John C. Calhoun has his "good" reasons to why slavery would be/is good but all of that is still wrong.

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Slavery A Positive Good

I would hope that to everyone slavery was a terrible thing I couldn’t imagine living in that time period and seeing people that are my friends now being slaves especially my girlfriend and best friends. There are people that still believe that slavery should be allowed and they are honestly bigots it's annoying that people still think that to this day. I’ve encountered multiple people who are racist like one time I was at a dairy cream and was sitting down with my parents when some old guy was saying that a black man shouldn't be working at the counter and he just annoyed like everyone there it was terrible. People were cruel back then and they are still cruel today it's disgusting and should not even be allowed but since free speech is a thing it still happens. I still couldn't imagine not having the friends that I have today if slavery was still a thing thank god it's not.

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To be honest I didn't even read it because I knew it would just infuriate me. John C. Calhoun is a disgustingly racist miserable excuse for a human being  that was given the proper

WAZZUP GURT

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I feel as though slavery is wrong. John C. Calhoun may have had some good reasons for slavery but no one shouldn't have gone through that and it shouldn't have been put on just one race. families were forced to do work for other people without getting paid, families were separated and If it was the other way around John C. Calhoun wouldn't have liked it.

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Ok, to be honest I didn't even read it because I knew it would just infuriate me. John C. Calhoun is a disgustingly racist miserable excuse for a human being  that was given the proper education to write a reasonable argument for the complete discrimination of anyone that didn't have white skin.  Sadly there are reincarnations of John C's hate, one being in the white house, but if  we unite and fight against the grotesque white males that still try to shove us into the lower class and "put us back where we came from"  they will never win.

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i really don't agree with him because slavery was not a good thing and it never will.his kinda rude for him to think that it was okay.

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In my opinion I don't feel Calhoun made a good point. Him along with other people in political control want to keep the divide between the two races. However It states in the article how hard it would be to go back in time to slavery, Slavery is just wrong and ignorant in every aspect and could never be a "positive Good"

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I honestly, truly believe slavery is wrong and inhumane. John C. Calhoun has his "good" reasons to why slavery would be/is good but all of that is still wrong.
No one and nothing can ever make me feel different about my opinion on slavery.

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I think he don't know what he's talking about, because he wasn't on the fields. I feel assaulted that John C. Calhoun that he thinks slavery was good for blacks. He tried us like low class citizens and like we have no rights.

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In my opinion, slavery will always be wrong. No matter the race, slavery should never be an option. I disagree with John C. Calhoun because people should never be forcefully put to work. Slavery is very evil. Everyone is equal no matter the situation & nobody should feel less important than anyone else.

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1. I feel that is bad and some people have no choice but  to be slaved.I also think that people i really think that everyone is a slave in a way i dont know but the i still think it  is wrong and you should dont anything you dot wanna do.

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Every person deserves rights to a decent life. It does not matter if slavery helps a few people. It is still wrong to do and a life no one deserves.

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Slavery a Positive Good, Sociology  Daniel 

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Slavery a Positive Good, Sociology  Daniel 

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I feel like slavery is not what people want and it will never be right in the world even tho some people think that was good but it's not. When you can have people say things like that saying slavery is good that shows how many bad people we have in the world cause slavery was just wrong back in that time and the way i feel that makes me feel very upset about that cause people are people not i animals or even that that's people other people that was going through that people. are not suppose to go through that.

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As obvious as it is no form of slavery is correct. and to those ignorant people out there working a job is not slavery because you have agreed to the amount of pay you receive and to do what job you have. But anyway back to the main point Calhoun makes a okish point but however his methods and thinking is still wrong and the world will never accept it no matter how right he thinks he is.

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I feel that no matter anybody says it will forever be wrong.Even if somebody that help build SC that still doesn't make it right.Overall slavery brings up a lot of feelings both ways.But nobody deserve to be owned.

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Ke'Shawn Beaty

I believe slavery is wrong. No matter if anybody says differently about it. John Calhoun wasn't out there in the fields working. He wasn't out there getting whipped. He doesn't know how it feels to be in an African American's footsteps. Until he knows how it feels to actually be a slave, he shouldn't speak about slavery being good.