After the British prepared for war, declared war was inevitable, agreed to finance the coalition and expelled the french ambassador. It was not like Britain was a peaceful country suddenly attacked by bloodthirsty Revolutionaries.
After the French had already invaded the Netherlands, declared war on Austria, and proceeded to declare war on everyone.
Si Vis Pace, Para Bellum
The fact Britain was prepared for war with Revolutionary France that was declaring war on most of Europe, and completely disregarding diplomatic norms isn't a surprise.
The fact that after France declared war, it chose to partner with those who would work within their system is not surprising or particularly incriminating either. So lets not try and paint that France wasn't the one who chose to invade most of its neighbours.
It also bares no impact as
@Derek Pullem demonstrated that the Whites were already being killed, so blaming those deaths on the British, rather than say, those who murdered them, stinks at an attempt to pass the buck. It also doesn't explain why families friendly to the cause of freeing the slaves were killed - or why children were killed.
In fact, it doesn't explain why any were killed, instead of exiled, or imprisoned.
No, the British may have involved themselves, and slaveholders did work with them - but
@Maoistic . Again you go with personal attacks on other forum members.