A friend e-mails a sentiment I'm hearing a lot of: "I think back in the old days, 18th and 19th centuries, that sort of stuff was the norm . . . I say we go back."
Color me, um, unsurprised that a National Review reader would find the "old days" -- when he or she would undoubtedly own a slave or two -- so appealing.
...Dude! In his previous life, Wilson was totally Strom Thurmond's grundelmeister! After the Senator, happily, died, Wilson said this:

Niiiiiiiiiice.
(This, incidentally, is the origin of grundelmeister.)
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