That's a really odd point to make. From Wikipedia:
"In South Carolina in 1720, about 65% of the population consisted of enslaved people... The number of enslaved people in the US grew rapidly, reaching 4 million by the 1860 Census."
There were 1bn people in 1800, there are 7bn today.
Facts don't care about your feelings.
And seriously, does it matter if it was 5% or 30% that owned slaves, if 65% of the population were slaves themselves?
Slavery was horrible. And American people fought a bloody war so it could be abolished.
All I am doing is I am setting some perspective. As some people on the left engage in fallacy that every single white person owes them something because some of their ancestors may have been slaves.
Slave population in 1860 was 12%, 65% was for a single state, that was an outlier.
Yes, and America took advantage of that to increase the slave population in a cheaper manner than importing. They ripped children from their parents.
That you're portraying this as a positive fact is horrifying.
That's an exceedingly uncharitable interpretation. Please don't do that here.