Garrison vs Douglass: should a nation be dissolved or redeemed?
GARRISON vs DOUGLASS go head to head — and every jab is rooted in real history.
The Constitution is a covenant with death, an agreement with hell—I say burn it and let the free states secede from slavery's stain.
I once believed that too, until I read it whole: rightly interpreted, that parchment is a glorious liberty document, not a slaveholder's deed.
Read it as you like, Frederick—the founders wrote three-fifths of a man into its very arithmetic.
Then we hold them to their own better words, and make the nation keep its promise—I would rather redeem the house than abandon the enslaved inside it.
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