TallTallMan
Captain
- Joined
- Aug 13, 2023
- Location
- Florida
OK, so, there was this guy named Stanley K. Lott, an SCV member who had written some pro-slavery books in the 90s or 2000s or something (two were all reprinted in 2015.)
Here are a few of his books:
Confusion, emotion, and misinformation have often muddled the history of the slave trade in America. In his book, "Slavery and the U.S. Government," author Stanley Lott has examined the archives of "The Congressional Globe" in order to explore the Government's true responsibility for slavery during this period in history. Through a series of verbatim citations and passages from the official record of Congressional debates and proceedings, "Slavery and the U.S. Government" clearly establishes the United States' deliberate protection, perpetuation, and proliferation of the Atlantic slave trade for economic gain. Readers are encouraged to review the facts for themselves and draw their own conclusions about the U.S. Government's degree of involvement in this hotly debated issue.
In The American Flag is the Real Slave Flag, independent writer and researcher, Stanley K. Lott, proves that slavery was well-protected by the U.S. Constitution, the Federal Government, the Supreme Court, and International Law. He concludes that the Civil War was not a war to abolish slavery, but was a conflict over high taxes and States' rights. His purpose is not to defame the U.S. Government, but to tell the truth about American slavery.
Well, anyway, this is him:
I'm as confused as you are.
Sadly, he died in 2020:
Because he recently died (and may've been a nice guy) I'm not going to be as irreverent as I usually am about brainrot content (even though dead men are not above criticism), but I would like to dissect and analyze his works.
Here are a few of his books:
Slavery and the US Government: Lott, Stanley K: 9780615722085: Amazon.com: Books
Slavery and the US Government [Lott, Stanley K] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Slavery and the US Government
www.amazon.com
Confusion, emotion, and misinformation have often muddled the history of the slave trade in America. In his book, "Slavery and the U.S. Government," author Stanley Lott has examined the archives of "The Congressional Globe" in order to explore the Government's true responsibility for slavery during this period in history. Through a series of verbatim citations and passages from the official record of Congressional debates and proceedings, "Slavery and the U.S. Government" clearly establishes the United States' deliberate protection, perpetuation, and proliferation of the Atlantic slave trade for economic gain. Readers are encouraged to review the facts for themselves and draw their own conclusions about the U.S. Government's degree of involvement in this hotly debated issue.
The American Flag is the Real Slave Flag: Lott, Stanley K.: 9780692425671: Amazon.com: Books
The American Flag is the Real Slave Flag [Lott, Stanley K.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The American Flag is the Real Slave Flag
www.amazon.com
In The American Flag is the Real Slave Flag, independent writer and researcher, Stanley K. Lott, proves that slavery was well-protected by the U.S. Constitution, the Federal Government, the Supreme Court, and International Law. He concludes that the Civil War was not a war to abolish slavery, but was a conflict over high taxes and States' rights. His purpose is not to defame the U.S. Government, but to tell the truth about American slavery.
Well, anyway, this is him:
I'm as confused as you are.
Sadly, he died in 2020:
Stanley Kevin Lott Obituary | Logan Funeral Home | Saluda, SC
View Stanley Kevin Lott's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 1 tribute posts from the community.
www.loganfh.com
Because he recently died (and may've been a nice guy) I'm not going to be as irreverent as I usually am about brainrot content (even though dead men are not above criticism), but I would like to dissect and analyze his works.
Bringing the