The 13th Amendment: It DID NOT end slavery!

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[amptoys]

The first black Sentor was elected in 1870. The Progressives have been wiping out our american history for about 100 years and we have been electing these people which have dumbed down our families, schools and churches. Therefore have been filling the prisons!

[OurGamehenge]

More truth, good work Hustle.

[LibertyTreeBud]

Yes, I get it. We'll all be in prison for one thing or another and if we behave and work well in prison we won't be sent to the asylums for 'pharmaceutical drug tests or weapons testing. I can see the eggs of females being taken forcefully and I can see forced pregnancies, the fetuses and babies being sold off to the medical/scientific/WHO for whatever satanic uses they may have. While we are on this side of the bars, we ought to think about what we can do about it.

[pressurelicker]

@jakobeckert Go Ron Paul!!

[pressurelicker]

The 13 amendment still supports slavery, if one commits a crime

#jail is the reformed slavery. Some one posted that on my Face book page, so I posted this clip on their page, and it sparked a productive discussion, just thought you should know that..

[MrSteveykk]

Take a look at predominantly black areas. From birth, children growing in an environment where crime surrounds them, where gang culture is the only way to protect yourself or to be respected or even to make money. I'd go as far to say that that governments are to blame for not investing in these communities to make sure there are opportunities for poorer areas. In fact it could even be deliberate. But I have no evidence to back that up. It could be just plain negligence.

[Aesclepius138]

I stumbled upon the text of the Thirteenth Amendment just the other day and realized the same thing. Criminalize normal human behavior, like intoxication, and you'll fill prisons with cheap labor. Think of the War on Drugs... Early drug prohibition laws were aimed at drugs that were associated with minorities.

Of course it evolved into this wonderful system where America has more people in prisons than ANYONE, and according to the 13th they are slaves.

[kevlarunderware]

Wouldn't that fall under cruel and unusual punishment ?

[jakobeckert]

Amen. Thank you for your video, I am a critical thinker as well

I want to endorse Ron Paul here, who has said he'd pardon non-violent 'criminals' for Federal drug offenses, which is an authority granted to the executive under the Constitution

[hto1971]

yes this is saying wht you say butt to say that they slaving just black man this is wrong red, white,black and this happens to all we all are = and if you white and poor the rich white shit on you and do wht they can to get you in jail