> What turned out to be the worst move? Slavery 200 years ago? OR Allowing women to vote? PICK ONE!

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Slavery definitely was.   From the git go, it was a British Scam.    There were  PLENTY of IRISH that were coming over, and millions kept away by the BRITISH.    They made BIG money by selling slaves, then scammed the growers by importing their crops (cotton, tobacco, etc) back to England, THEN determining what the price would be, and paying in British manufactured goods (dishware, tools, glass, furniture) not money.   

It was as corrupt as the California government is today.   No wonder we got rid of them, and why the King fought so hard to keep the system going.

Spanky wrote:

The worst idea ever was universal suffrage. We need a licensing test before allowing people to vote.

For once I agree with you. It should be a plethysmograph test.

Spanky wrote:

The worst idea ever was universal suffrage. We need a licensing test before allowing people to vote.

Test #1. Have a BMI of under 25%.

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If this was a requirement to vote then the majority of registered voters in America wouldn't be able to vote.

You talk about that like it's a bad thing.

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