06-27-2015, 11:12 AM
(06-27-2015, 09:50 AM)michaelsean Wrote: The dignity part? I would have thought that would have been applauded. Go figure.
Are you kidding.
Dignity means being worthy of respect.
How the hell can you tell a person held in slavery that he has dignity when he is being treated like an animal? Those are generally the words of white apologists. "Yeah, we may have treated them like animals, but they still had there dignity. It wasn't that bad."
Plus this case isn't about dignity. It is about equal protection under the law.
