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What would he think of America today?
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>>17278142
Appalled that we consider non whites to be people and that we let women vote or work outside the home.
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>>17278142
It's obviously exactly what he envisioned.
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>>17278142
Proud that we consider non whites to be people and that we let women vote or work outside the home.
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>>17278142
He'd be a Democrat today
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>>17278274
Of course, hes the great granddad of half of nigs
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>>17278308
Well, yeah, but that's because he's the social equivalent of Al Gore. The real question is how would he interpret anti-federalism in terms of modern policy and economical questions. Libertarian socialist? Just go super hard into the anti-monopoly stuff and let the banks stand? MMT?
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"You gave them the right to VOTE?"
- Washaton
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>>17278142
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