Mississippi FINALLY Ends Slavery!

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  1. Hotwire Dealin' W/ Demons

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    It only took 147 years but, they finally ratified the 13th Amendment, banning slavery! Now do you just, "forget", something like that?

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  2. JJJ's Ulcer Registered

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    In 2013, Mississippi was finally dragged kicking and screaming into the late 19th century.
     
  3. Optimus_Prime_ Registered

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    Having been to Mississippi, this does not surprise me.
     
  4. terry78 My name is Stefan, sweet thang

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    Late to the party, and while they claim it was a clerical error...technically I could still be put to work in the cotton field if I went there.
     
  5. JJJ's Ulcer Registered

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    But when did the clerical error occur? 1995! So even giving them the benefit of the doubt, Ole Miss' had slavery on the books until Seinfeld and Simpsons were on the air.
     
  6. Duke Registered

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    This is disgraceful in the fullest.
     
  7. Idun Destroyer of snowmen

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    Better late than never! But yeah, it should have happened ages ago.
     
  8. eddy Make Mine Marvel

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    Crap. Does this mean I have to get rid of my slaves?:cmad:
     
  9. Idun Destroyer of snowmen

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    Yes it does.
     
  10. NickNitro Extra Terrestrial

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    Mississippi shows up to the party, now welcomed at the big kids table. :doh:
     
  11. redhawk23 Wrestlin'

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    Nah, the the amendment was still ratified by 2/3's or more of the states at the time. Despite the lack of local ratification, it was still law. Now whether or not local authorities would enforce said laws...
     
  12. Dr. From parts unknown

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    I’m not positive, but I think you would have been covered by the “supremacy clause” - a state law cannot contravene a federal law (in this case, the 13th Amendment).

    Edit: what redhawk23 said.
     
  13. kane9321 oakland's finest

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    can i get my 40 acres and a mule now?
     
  14. Pink Ranger The North Remembers

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    I am particularly amused and pleased that it took an immigrant science professor from Asia to discover that this American historical anomaly has existed for this long.


    To be honest, neither of you would be in any danger, mainly because America doesn't actually make anything anymore. :o
     
  15. terry78 My name is Stefan, sweet thang

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    That's a relief, yet sad all at once.
     
  16. The Guard Registered

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    You know whose going to be feel silly? All the people in Mississippi who could have had slaves this whole time.
     
  17. Wesley Dodds He Who Lurks ...

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    The title of this thread is like something from a parallel universe.

    ****'s ****ed up.
     
  18. CashforStash Baned User (get it)

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    King Schultz would be proud.
     
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    Mississippi.....ahead of the curve.
     
  20. Mondragon My other Avi is Gaucho Mickey

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    [​IMG]

    Aren't they also the last to still be using the confederate symbol in their state flag? Or is that just another "oversight" on their part that somehow accidentally "...slipped through the cracks.":whatever:
    In 1995? What a freakin joke.
     
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  21. Hotwire Dealin' W/ Demons

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    Technically, being ahead of the curve doesn't count when you're still 10 laps down.
     
  22. Piper Maru Guest

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    Finally making some progress!
     
  23. terry78 My name is Stefan, sweet thang

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    Goddamn nerds ruining my angry black man jokes.
     
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    Lol what the?...
     

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