'The paper was founded in 1821 by John Edward Taylor, who made money off cotton plantation slavery. When he died in 1844, the paper continued to making money off slave backing cotton mill owners who paid to advertise in the paper.
In one instance, The Guardian had published an article that said working-class mill workers who went on strike because they refused to touch plantation cotton – in support of black American slaves – should be forced back to work and made slaves themselves.'
Even if it doesn't get shut down, I will now use this against leftists to discredit anything that The Guardian says.
I'm also going to send a complaint email to them for the lulz and hope it gets shut down because The Guardian is filth.
'The paper was founded in 1821 by John Edward Taylor, who made money off cotton plantation slavery. When he died in 1844, the paper continued to making money off slave backing cotton mill owners who paid to advertise in the paper.
In one instance, The Guardian had published an article that said working-class mill workers who went on strike because they refused to touch plantation cotton – in support of black American slaves – should be forced back to work and made slaves themselves.'
Even if it doesn't get shut down, I will now use this against leftists to discredit anything that The Guardian says.
I'm also going to send a complaint email to them for the lulz and hope it gets shut down because The Guardian is filth.
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