@InkySchwartz

You see how there's a difference between saying slavery was good and saying that slaves developed skills that could be applied for their personal benefit?

Those are absolutely not the same positions.

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@volkris

You're looking only at the literal content of the assertion, and not at the structure of the discussion which would position that assertion as a point worth making.

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@unchartedworlds

YES! I am looking at exactly what is being taught and what is being proposed, and I am not looking at any sort of theory behind why they would teach it, or any theory of motivation or conspiracy or any other abstraction.

I honestly don't care why they would be teaching something true. All I care about is that they are teaching something true.

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