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> Well I don't know, what happened to slavery in the south of the united states? That was supported by the majority of the whites. It's a bit different if you
by wnoise 16y ago
> Well I don't know, what happened to slavery in the south of the united states?
That was supported by the majority of the whites. It's a bit different if you count the opinions of the slaves as well.
- jongraehl 16y agoThat's your objection to slavery?
- wnoise 16y agoNo, that's not my objection to slavery. That's my objection to using support of slavery as a false example to discredit the idea that popularity can be used as (sloppy) gauge of morality.
- masklinn 16y agoYou don't, slaves are not people, they don't get to vote and they are not polled. They're not the public.