Submitted by That-Situation-4262 t3_zkwxsw in history
ixNet t1_j040sbu wrote
Reply to comment by Pt_Zero in Hurricanes Reveal 19th-Century Shipwreck Hidden Beneath Florida Beach by That-Situation-4262
Because slaves didn’t get to decide to be on the boat - they were subjected to the risk of sinking against their will.
Pt_Zero t1_j043vgn wrote
Does it matter in this context? At least you’re willing to admit that in your mind the bodies of slaves are more valuable to you than anyone else. Personally I think they’re all about the same. I think it’s an utterly silly distinction to make especially when we have no clue who any of these people were in life.
ixNet t1_j0456eh wrote
I agree with that and ultimately think bodies should be undisturbed for a plethora of reasons, including contribution to the ecosystems due to tissue decay. I was just pointing out why the contexts of their deaths can be assumed to be even less of their own volition.
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