opinion of delaware

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

vermont: alaska:    *north carolina: washington d.c.: south dakota: north dakota: wyoming:

4.21 3.81 3.73 3.43 3.20 3.12 2.86

nc was done out of order. solarstorm can choose whether to redo it or not

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Bastards seceded from Pennsylvania so they could keep slavery.

[SWE]

Hard to believe it's a real state

[Sopranos Republican]

Opinion of what?

[ElectionsGuy]

Meh, 3 stars. I just think of it as a part of eastern Maryland.

[YaBoyNY]

4 stars, it's a pretty cool small state.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

There is literally nothing there. Completely worthless trash state. Quite amazing that anyone could be happy there.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Meh, 3 stars. I just think of it as a part of eastern Maryland.

That is pretty much my thoughts on the state.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Bastards seceded from Pennsylvania so they could keep slavery.

That's a great line of propaganda, but slavery wasn't gradually abolished in Pennsylvania until 1780- and Delaware broke ties with Pennsylvania and England in 1776 as part of the Revolutionary War.

So unless you're telling me someone had a time machine, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

Also, Delaware didn't "secede". They were co-equal partners. It's not like the South in the Union, it's like (for lack of a better comparison) the United Kingdom.

Crack open a history book.

It wasn't, but abolitionists were quickly gaining traction in Pennsylvania.

[Goldwater]

Three stars.

[Lief 🗽]

Probably the worst state outside of the South.

[Lief 🗽]

Have you been to Delaware? It's a garbage state.

[traininthedistance]

Required reading.

[SATW]

2 stars, HP state, joke state, Joe Biden etc..

[Ebowed]

Bastards seceded from Pennsylvania so they could keep slavery.

That's a great line of propaganda, but slavery wasn't gradually abolished in Pennsylvania until 1780- and Delaware broke ties with Pennsylvania and England in 1776 as part of the Revolutionary War.

So unless you're telling me someone had a time machine, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

Also, Delaware didn't "secede". They were co-equal partners. It's not like the South in the Union, it's like (for lack of a better comparison) the United Kingdom.

Crack open a history book.

It wasn't, but abolitionists were quickly gaining traction in Pennsylvania.

How quickly?  Delaware split from Pennsylvania in 1701, and had its own legislature.  They shared a Governor until 1776.  Are you suggesting that growing abolitionist sentiment prior to 1701 was the impetus for Delaware's petition to be its own colony?

[NeverAgain]

4 Stars for giving us the best shoulder massage master this side of the Mississippi.

[BaconBacon96]

5 stars for Joe Biden.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

Mostly memorable for a great Simpsons joke.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Tax haven.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Bastards seceded from Pennsylvania so they could keep slavery.

That's a great line of propaganda, but slavery wasn't gradually abolished in Pennsylvania until 1780- and Delaware broke ties with Pennsylvania and England in 1776 as part of the Revolutionary War.

So unless you're telling me someone had a time machine, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

Also, Delaware didn't "secede". They were co-equal partners. It's not like the South in the Union, it's like (for lack of a better comparison) the United Kingdom.

Crack open a history book.

It wasn't, but abolitionists were quickly gaining traction in Pennsylvania.

How quickly?  Delaware split from Pennsylvania in 1701, and had its own legislature.  They shared a Governor until 1776.  Are you suggesting that growing abolitionist sentiment prior to 1701 was the impetus for Delaware's petition to be its own colony?

There was strongly growing antislavery sentiment around 1700, but it was still common among the influential families and no one would have thought slavery was in immediate danger.  Pennsylvania tried to place prohibitive tariffs on slave importation in 1712, but Britain wouldn't allow it.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Bastards seceded from Pennsylvania so they could keep slavery.

That's a great line of propaganda, but slavery wasn't gradually abolished in Pennsylvania until 1780- and Delaware broke ties with Pennsylvania and England in 1776 as part of the Revolutionary War.

So unless you're telling me someone had a time machine, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

Also, Delaware didn't "secede". They were co-equal partners. It's not like the South in the Union, it's like (for lack of a better comparison) the United Kingdom.

Crack open a history book.

It wasn't, but abolitionists were quickly gaining traction in Pennsylvania.

How quickly?  Delaware split from Pennsylvania in 1701, and had its own legislature.  They shared a Governor until 1776.  Are you suggesting that growing abolitionist sentiment prior to 1701 was the impetus for Delaware's petition to be its own colony?

There was strongly growing antislavery sentiment around 1700, but it was still common among the influential families and no one would have thought slavery was in immediate danger.  Pennsylvania tried to place prohibitive tariffs on slave importation in 1712, but Britain wouldn't allow it.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

2.69

[Hash]

Gave the world Joe Biden and Aubrey Plaza. Can't not be great.