Can someone please write me a decently long speech on slavery?​

Hello. I meet with you here today to discuss a form of ever changing evil. One that does not perish, but simply changes form. That of which I am discussing is slavery. If it is not the imprisonment of innocence, then it is the labored imprisonment of innocence's, that contains its evil.

Long before America settled in the land of North America, slavery was established in other countries, but should that make it right? Should that be what slave owners tell themselves, as they wake, to make up for this treachery? I think not.

Advocates like myself, have implored to country to understand this issue. You may recognize, Abraham Lincoln, who valiantly stated, "Slavery is  founded of the selfishness of man's nature; opposition to it's love of justice."

Now, Livelihood's are founded in slave-holding, because we did not stop slavery in its wake. We allowed it to fill our country, and our country suffers for it! These children, our children! Colored or not colored, enslaved or not enslaved will be in shackled, until we return ourselves, to peace.

Mothers, Fathers, save the next generation, for hope, for freedom, for America's beauty, that shall ever be stained by this patch of history, but shall be beautified once more by our future!

Thank you, Thank you!

(hope this is helpful)

waffletowne

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