Quaker Slave Ownership Rate 2X the South (How They Hid It & Birthed Woke)
April 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelMalcolm Collins drops a bombshell: modern "woke" culture didn't come from the Puritans — it evolved directly from the Hicksite Quaker movement. In this explosive Based Camp episode, we trace how a 17th-century religious group birthed today's urban monoculture, complete with performative morality, call-out culture, virtue signaling, and a parasitoid mindset that kills its host.
We dismantle the sanitized schoolbook version of Quaker history with hard stats: Quakers owned slaves at dramatically higher rates than Southern colonies or Puritans, yet rewrote themselves as the heroes of abolition. We compare them to Calvinist Puritans, explore "justicle" (morality based purely on feelings), the origins of deplatforming, child moral authorities, bureaucratic meeting-house governance, and why this "super virus" spread so effectively through the U.S. education system.
If you've ever wondered why progressive spaces feel like a mix of endless rules, theatrical protest, and zero accountability for results — this is the deep historical root.
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