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average_train_fan

 Mandatory John Brown appreciation checkpoint, say your favorite thing about John Brown before you move on
75 upvotes, 17 comments. Sidechat image post by average_train_fan in US Politics. "Mandatory John Brown appreciation checkpoint, say your favorite thing about John Brown before you move on"
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Anonymous 20h

I like how he did nothing wrong

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Anonymous 19h

His beard is fun

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Anonymous 15h

John brown makes my pussy wet and my toes curl

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Anonymous 20h

my name is john so i like him cause his name is also john :)

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Anonymous 15h

been my name all this time for a reason

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Anonymous 18h

Favorite slightly psychotic abolitionist + one of the greatest Americans in the history of the country for my money. Living embodiment of chaotic good

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Anonymous 13h

JOHN BROWN LIES A-MOLDERING IN THE GRAVE JOHN BROWN LIES A-MOLDERING IN THE GRAVE JOHN BROWN LIES A-MOLDERING IN THE GRAVE HIS SOUL IS MARCHING ONNN

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Anonymous 11h

Beard

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Anonymous 10h

Again, he attacked the United States. It doesn't matter what his cause was. He chose methods that were violent and illegitimate.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 20h

Idk about NOTHING, the Pottawatomie massacre comes to mind, but when it comes to his efforts against slavery absolutely nothing wrong yeah

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Anonymous replying to -> average_train_fan 20h

if you don’t mind me asking, what’s your metric for considering that wrong though? right before that happened, the city of Lawrence (a free-state town) was brutally attacked by people who supported slavery, and the abolition of slavery was actively being voted upon at the time. like the pottawatomie massacre was a part of his efforts to fight against the institution of slavery by any means.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 20h

(actually if I’m not mistaken, the attacks on Lawrence, Kansas, took place just days before the Pottawatomie massacre. it could be interpreted as a direct response imo)

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 19h

Mostly the thing I see wrong with it is teaming up with white settlers to do it, even if they were abolitionists. More of a minor thing I guess, and it definitely doesn’t change the fact that the man was a hero.

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Anonymous replying to -> average_train_fan 19h

ahhh no that is a fair point that I had failed to consider, I see where you’re coming from!

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 13h

BRO WHAT

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 11h

Nah theyre valid for that

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 10h

Noooooo, not the poor slave state 😢

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