More Leftist Logic

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December 6th, 1865 !

It wasn’t “trivial” to those slaves in Texas that had not received the news until that day in 1865.

What news ?

Are you referring to "The news" that Proclamation 95 went into effect January 1st, 1863?
That news ?

Wha? What are you talking about?

Same question goes back to you first. To quote you...
'It wasn’t “trivial” to those slaves in Texas that had not received the news until that day in 1865"

What news ? What news are you talking about ?

Maybe this soft toss full info will be of assistance to your formulating an answer:

The Emancipation Proclamation, officially Proclamation 95, was a presidential proclamation and executive order issued by United States President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, during the American Civil War. The Proclamation had the effect of changing the legal status of more than 3.5 million enslaved African Americans in the secessionist Confederate states from enslaved to free

No shit, but the NEWS didn’t reach Texas until a short pulled into Galveston on June 19, 1865 about two months after Lee’s surrender in April 1865.
Why are you being so damn obstinate?

....JHC,
Sherlock... the logic here is as sufferable as the Republic of Texas ignorance.

You request a remedial reader, and then you say "no shit" when provided one.
Who is the one" being so damn obstinate ?" seriously.

I didn’t request a damn thing from you. You sent it on your own.
You!

"Wha? What are you talking about?" -merry prankster
...in reply earlier this same thread
Am I mistaken to take this inquiry of yours as a request, to further inform ?
So be it.

What don’t you get? Ohhh, you probably think all Abe had to was send an IM or text to the slaves.
You’re being deliberately ridiculous and trying to provoke me into violating the TOS
Buh-bye

I wouldn't take a conversation with a total stranger, nor 'bot' personal.
Nor allow it to be provocative.
Yet, that's just me.

We can call this conversation over as you did say Buh-bye.

The 13th Amendment was much more important. Anyway there were communities that still practiced slavery into the 1890s.

I stand by my assertion.