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re: Watching Roots and its making me sick
Posted on 2/17/13 at 11:34 am to LuckySo-n-So
Posted on 2/17/13 at 11:34 am to LuckySo-n-So
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Oh, well shite. That makes it all ok then.
I said nothing of the kind. I am merely pointing out that the typical existence of a slave in the United States was not the ceaseless horror show that has become accepted in the mind of the public.
This post was edited on 2/17/13 at 11:36 am
Posted on 2/17/13 at 12:19 pm to udtiger
Slavery still goes on in Africa.
There's slavery in Haiti. Black families sell their kids to other black families as laborers.
Freed blacks also owned slaves.
At no period in human history has there not been slavery.
Blacks in the south were treated better by their masters than whites in the north working in early factories. If they died they were replaceable. Slaves represented a considerable investment.
Of course, the Mandingo fighting in Django was absolute b s. -never happened.
Blacks captured other blacks in Africa and then sold them to the slave traders.
Where would blacks be of they'd never been brought to the US? What would our country look like? Those are the questions people know the answer to but won't say.
There's slavery in Haiti. Black families sell their kids to other black families as laborers.
Freed blacks also owned slaves.
At no period in human history has there not been slavery.
Blacks in the south were treated better by their masters than whites in the north working in early factories. If they died they were replaceable. Slaves represented a considerable investment.
Of course, the Mandingo fighting in Django was absolute b s. -never happened.
Blacks captured other blacks in Africa and then sold them to the slave traders.
Where would blacks be of they'd never been brought to the US? What would our country look like? Those are the questions people know the answer to but won't say.
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