Town Hall Reaction

 Town Hall

    The people gathered for the town hall provided a plethora of different backgrounds and opinions. 

    

    The anti-slavery arguments were well established and researched. the speakers took their time to educate themselves and learn about he topic and the both sides of it. I could see the passion with everyone of them that they truly believe in what they were arguing for. They all concluded with the same basis that slavery was all together evil and unfair. 

    

    The pro-slavery speakers were also well educated on their causes and brought forth several economic arguments as to why slavery was helpful to them.

    

    Each's sides arguments were all contributed by years of research and pre-biased. they all made intelligent claims that kept everyone on their toes and thinking about each person's side. The people in attendance had all came from very different and also similar backgrounds which provided a certain type of diversity when it came to each person's opinion. 

    

    The argument of slavery has had several different outcomes and opinions. The abolitionists think that it is unethical, goes against morals and is overall unbiblical. They argued against slavery and that it needed to be ended ages ago. They brought forth several standpoints and made several very solid opinions. the pro-slavery people believe that slavery is overall helpful and does not go against what has been taught by the Bible. They argued that if slavery continues, the economy can continue to grow and improve with time.

    Overall each argument had its pros and cons that need to be thought about. Personally,  I think the abolition side says it the best. Slavery has been a problem for sometime and needs to be ended. The economy cannot improve and we cannot evolve as people with slavery present, it is simply unethical. From a moral standpoint, slavery is just horrid and there are no moral benefits to it.