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They're both discussing slave trade and that's ok, but separating a child from it's mother is inhumane to Mr. Shelby. This is ironic since owning another human being is inhumane. He calls himself a humane man when he owns other people. It is actually a really sick sense if irony.

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It's ironic because they own slaves and consider them humane yet call themselves humane

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The irony of their statements is that they claim to be humane but own slaves and treat them like property

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Mr.Haley and Mr.Shelby express the exact definition of irony. They define themselves as humane citizens of society but yet excercise slavery.

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The irony in this sentence is that they still own slaves which is considered inhumane and view themselves as decent humane people. Slavery is considered inhumane from most parts around the world yet these men still think that they are humane.

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It is ironic because they claim to be humane yet they own slaves, considering then property, which is in humane treating an individual like an object.

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This excerpt shows irony because he says it's not right to take a boy from his mom but he keeps them as slave which isn't right

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It is ironic because slavery means you own a person and consider them property. They are buying and selling people but they still consider themselves humane men.

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It's an ironic claim because they own slaves yet they call themselves humane

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Its ironic because slavery is inhumane yet they still own slaves

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It's ironic bc they are saying they are humans yet they own slaves which is inhumane

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They claim to be humane, yet they own slaves.

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They claim to be humane but yet they still own slaves and treat them like animals. They have no sympathy and care as a normal human should

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They say they're both humane, yet own slaves. The most ironic point, however, is how Mr. Haley brags and brags about being humane yet is a top "article seller" and specializes in bringing in top dollar. Mr. Shelby is in fact, a bit more humane than Mr. Haley, but still uses Harry as a play thing, calling him Jim Crow and making him perform, and even considering to separate Harry and his mother in the back of his mind. His view of not selling Eliza and Harry isn't that it's inhumane to separate them but that his wife is too fond of them to part, as if they're objects.