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Uncle Tom's Cabin, Slaves as Examples of the Republican Free Market.

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The 1927 silent move, Uncle Toms Cabin, is a liberal work and affront to Capitalistic Way of Life

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To Sarah Palin, the story of Uncle Tom's Cabin is an example of Socialism overcoming Capitalism. To Huckabee, Trump, and Bachman, it is a matter of black birth certificates. To Tea Party folks, civil rights is a matter of too much government. To McCain, it is a movie the Naval Academy replaced with Gregory Peck and Captain Hornblower. To Boehner, he would weep for all the wrong reasons, and shut down the government, as well as fly a Confederate flag, while Cantor would play the drums. Gingrich, however, might have a couple of women slaves rowed across the Potomac, until he decided to row them back. Bill O'Reilly: "Blacks come in, Blacks go out; Can't explain that."

 

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