TheRealMafoo said:
Adams never bought a slave and declined on principle to employ slave labor. I think he would be proud of how far civil rights have come. Adams fought against the most powerful government of his time, to free him of far less than the US does today. To think he would be remotely for what's going on in the US today is to know nothing about the man. To think somehow because it was so long ago, that his principals don't apply is extremely misguided as well. |
And yet he still spoke out against blacks serving in the army. And stop assuming that you're so smart and that people who disagree with you don't know anything. If we're talking about basic principals, of course they still apply. I'm sure that Adams didn't believe in murder, and neither does the government today. Hell, neither did Moses thousands of years ago. But what you're saying is that Adams would disagree with what the government is doing today, and I say, "DUH!!!" The Founding Fathers would disagree with many things about our government because their time was incredibly different, and you are very misguided for thinking that their all holy rules are 100% relevant regardless of the times.







