Not long after that (Missouri compromise), agitation began to extend slavery even further into the vast territory still not incorporated as states. At the same time, the argument began to appear that slavery was in fact a good thing, based on the idea that some human beings had evolved to a state of superiority over others.
-Dr. Larry Arnn December 2014 Imprimis
“I think people are so unbelievably unsophisticated,”
– NH Democrat Elaine Andrews Ahern
[An Ideological descendent of the party of slavery, who also believes she and those like her have evolved to a state of superiority over others.]
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