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There’s a slumlord gene? Well, damn, I guess that would explain the inherent laziness of their type. And on a further thread hijack, why doesn’t student the fact that all the rebels were mostly commiting high treason to avoid taxes get any play? Is it because the student IRS is afraid of painting tax evasion as a noble act, or is it because the IRS doesn’t have the ability to draw and quarter people and then burn their organs? 7 Cassius M. Clay (1810-1903) Mar 4th, 2006 at 7:35 pm Well, kind of. Lincoln also managed to realize that racism was inaccurate. A complicated guy.[1] As far as the Founding Fathers, I would point you to Herbert Aptheker on this one. (Not the Stalinist stuff.) John Laurens and Robert “Counselor” Carter are two very salutary examples of anti-racism in the era, and in that case we’re talking about Southern plantation aristocrats!
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