I understand using this place as an educational piece. But the way this video made it feel like this great place....was too upbeat. It was a slave plantation!! Say it!!! The community has tried to create a new meaning, but the history will never change. If you want to use it to education generations on slavery... fine. But say that! Don’t try to pass it off as this beautiful historical home, with beautiful pieces and a farm/grocery.
I said the same thing,, burn that shit down ain’t nothing beautiful bout this shit and the fact they speaking on this fuckn house as if it something great,, man fuck that,, fuck them , burn it down
@@x2malandyit should be preserved. As long as those slave huts are standing, those people will never be forgotten. I’m from Australia but I cried when I saw those little huts. I also cried when I saw the man explaining his culture. All of the people who lived there are dead and at peace. Let us honour them and remember them.
The amount of gruesome inhumane activities done on a plantation is unimaginable. The fact that the families are still profiting from the work of slaves to this day . AND there’s weddings here ?! Disgusting. This is not a happy place. This was a dark , evil place where the devil lived. POINT BLANK
Nicole Glass I know how you feel, Nicole. I certainly wouldn’t have a wedding there. But I think that it’s supposed to be educational as to the slavery (not shown with the proper respect in this video). It’s also a real working farm that serves the community now. It’s obviously not still using slave labor. And the house is from the 1930s, it’s not a plantation house in the sense that it was built 60 years after the war.
@@stellashepherd844 I just feel like if they are going to profit from it , the money should be distributed to the families negatively affected by its history.
Are you going to do a video on how to have a picnic at "beautiful" Auschwitz? This is a plantation, a site where enslaved people went through torture and murder, and are buried unceremoniously beneath that green lawn where weddings guests sip champagne.
I understand using this place as an educational piece. But the way this video made it feel like this great place....was too upbeat. It was a slave plantation!! Say it!!!
The community has tried to create a new meaning, but the history will never change.
If you want to use it to education generations on slavery... fine. But say that! Don’t try to pass it off as this beautiful historical home, with beautiful pieces and a farm/grocery.
i said the samething
Thank you.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
I said the same thing,, burn that shit down ain’t nothing beautiful bout this shit and the fact they speaking on this fuckn house as if it something great,, man fuck that,, fuck them , burn it down
@@x2malandyit should be preserved. As long as those slave huts are standing, those people will never be forgotten. I’m from Australia but I cried when I saw those little huts. I also cried when I saw the man explaining his culture. All of the people who lived there are dead and at peace. Let us honour them and remember them.
This is seriously insane, Why is this so upbeat when your visiting a SLAVE PLANTATION? This is disgusting.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
@@x2malandy most of the plantations in Charleston were burned down by union soldiers
The amount of gruesome inhumane activities done on a plantation is unimaginable. The fact that the families are still profiting from the work of slaves to this day . AND there’s weddings here ?! Disgusting. This is not a happy place. This was a dark , evil place where the devil lived. POINT BLANK
Nicole Glass
I know how you feel, Nicole. I certainly wouldn’t have a wedding there. But I think that it’s supposed to be educational as to the slavery (not shown with the proper respect in this video). It’s also a real working farm that serves the community now. It’s obviously not still using slave labor. And the house is from the 1930s, it’s not a plantation house in the sense that it was built 60 years after the war.
I agree 100%. It’s so refreshing to know how awake people are today and how they too are still bothered by wickedness.
@@stellashepherd844 I just feel like if they are going to profit from it , the money should be distributed to the families negatively affected by its history.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
@@nicolejglass Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
Are you going to do a video on how to have a picnic at "beautiful" Auschwitz? This is a plantation, a site where enslaved people went through torture and murder, and are buried unceremoniously beneath that green lawn where weddings guests sip champagne.
If I have the money I'll buy it just to tear it down...
I agree. They living like kings while the slaves lived in brick boxes with their entire families. Evil.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
@@thecalmwayhome8483 brick houses… today Americans black/white live in plywood boxes 📦
I’m glad the slave quarters are still there so that people can be reminded of the wickedness of the plantation owners.
Burn it down. Bad memory's of slave times. Burn it down.
Yeah, and 12-18 slaves would live in those small cabins
Loved the Gullah presentation.....🕯🙏🏼🕊🙂
It's beyond my sensibilities how she is trying to paint a happy face on Slavery😡💔😐🤨🤔😠😧😦😮😯😲☹️🙁😤
This is really sad.
Boone hall plantation seems better than Huntington Castle in South Carolina
Wow the house really is pretty
Love this!!!