In the same way that the 13th amendment does the exact opposite of abolishing slavery, I suppose.
There is no contradiction here for people who believe themselves entitled to protection from the law as opposed to being repressed by it… it is the unspoken contract that white supremacism implies.
I really can’t tell where you fall in any of this, but the 13th amendment is the stated legal justification for the slavery in the United States, right now.
Masquenox definitely agrees with you about that. I think what they’re saying is that the kind of people with both of these stickers on the back of their trucks do have an internally consistent ideology that amounts to ‘rules for thee, but not for me’ where the ‘thee’ is most often minorities.
In the same way that the 13th amendment does the exact opposite of abolishing slavery, I suppose.
There is no contradiction here for people who believe themselves entitled to protection from the law as opposed to being repressed by it… it is the unspoken contract that white supremacism implies.
I really can’t tell where you fall in any of this, but the 13th amendment is the stated legal justification for the slavery in the United States, right now.
Masquenox definitely agrees with you about that. I think what they’re saying is that the kind of people with both of these stickers on the back of their trucks do have an internally consistent ideology that amounts to ‘rules for thee, but not for me’ where the ‘thee’ is most often minorities.
That was how I read it too. It tracks, they’re nazis.
For the non American can you explain or add a source tying the 13 amendment to all this
13th amendment to the constitution abolished slavery except as punishment for a crime.