Who knew? 2 weeks ago, on April 15 2019, it was the 300yr anniversary of...

what has this topic to do with arabs?

are you so scared to deal with the topic of the satanic practice of chattel slavery by american occultists like the founding fathers?

 

no, only the white euro/americans were/are racist and that is a universally accepted fact. it could be a genetic trait, its yet to be proven but worth consideration.

 

Seems there were lots of wars fought, between these white folks between then and now.

 

ye, they were fighting over the plantations, which means they were all still fighting for the devil.

 

at the time, there were no americans... thats like saying the brits entire history is american's fault

 

yes there were no americas, its like saying "britain soon made america". so in actuality, there was america in britons eyes iguess you just dont see it like that as an american where as ias a brit see it like that. call it Daddy's perspective.

 

Your many posts on PF which support, White Privilege, are able to do so thanks to your lack of understanding for how only We The People can decide, when we are no longer Brits.

And on that historical day when those humans decided that they were aborting their own British, citizenship, in order to be forever Americans; guess what British ideology they decided they would not abort??


The Enslavement of Black humans!!

 

Are you implying the Irish are not human.

 

Africa most definitely had something to do with slavery in the United States. Tribes in Africa traded slaves and prospered off slavery. I personally had nothing to do with slavery and feel absolutely no shame about slavery.

 

And also free blacks also owned slaves. People love to also gloss over that. Granted they own a very small percentage but black people also owned and force slaves to work the fields.

 

One 9f the most interesting conversations I had with my African friend ( i say African friend because he is an 1st generation immigrant) was when he told me about when he was asked to speak at the local NAACP meet was that he gave a speech that was not well received and was asked to not come back. In his speech he tried to drive home the point that anyone can make it in the United States with enough hard work and the one of the biggest problems with the black community (he refuses to use African Americans because he feels the black in the United States have very little in common with Africans) is the break down of the family and community structure and the unwillingness of American blacks in general to work hard for a better future for themselves and the community . They spend to much time complaining and wanting hand outs. Thinking about this conversation with him kind of reminds of someone.

 

Good. And it has absolutely nothing, whatsoever, to do with how we White citizens continue to use the legacy of Slavery to rape Black citizens of their chance at Freedom & Equality.

Plus you and your African friend need to accept the, reality, that White Privilege and the legacy of slavery cheats Blacks and steals their morale plus their love for this society. This then translates into the break down of the family and community structure, aka HOPELESSNESS, all because those Black people can now see that a racist society hates them and will never let them benefit from their hard work.

Okay well this is what essentially fuels the unwillingness of millions of American blacks, to work hard, because they now understand how a racist society's mission is to cheat even honest hardworking Black people out of what hardwork does yield for non-Blacks when ensuring a better future for them and the non-Black communities.

 

Sounds like some9is feeling sorry for themself.

 

Your ad hominem attacks are meaningless and they change absolutely nothing, whatsoever, about how we White citizens continue to use the legacy of Slavery to rape Black citizens of their chance at Freedom & Equality.

Plus you and your African friend still need to accept the, reality, that White Privilege and the legacy of slavery cheats Blacks and steals their morale plus their love for this society. This then translates into the break down of the family and community structure, aka HOPELESSNESS, all because those Black people can now see that a racist society hates them and will never let them benefit from their hard work.

Plus it is our White Privilege and not, some9is, which essentially fuels the unwillingness of millions of American blacks, to work hard, because they now understand how a racist society's mission is to cheat even honest hardworking Black people out of what hardwork does yield for non-Blacks when ensuring a better future for them and the non-Black communities.

 

The Irish slaves myth concerns the use of the term Irish "slaves" as a conflation of the penal transportation and indentured servitude of Irish people during the 17th and 18th centuries. Some white nationalists, and others who want to minimize the hereditary chattel slavery experience of Africans and their descendants, have used the myth to attack contemporary African American efforts for equality and reparations. The Irish slaves myth has also been invoked by some Irish activists, to highlight the British oppression of the Irish people and to suppress the history of Irish involvement in the transatlantic slave trade.

The myth has become increasingly prominent since the 1990s and has been prominent in online memes and social media debates.[3] This has led a large number of historians to publicly condemn it

The myth has been a common trope on the white supremacist website Stormfront since 2003

The Irish Examiner removed an article that cited John Martin's Globalresearch.ca piece from its website in early 2016 after 82 writers, historians and academics wrote an open letter condemning the myth.

Matthew Reilly, a postdoctoral fellow at Brown University with an academic background in Barbadian slavery, asserts that "The Irish slave myth is not supported by the historical evidence." Historians note that unlike slaves, most indentured servants willingly entered into contracts with another person, only served for a finite period, did not pass their unfree status on to their children, and were still considered human.

Historian Donald Akenson, writing in If the Irish Ran the World: Montserrat, 1630-1730, states that on the island of Montserrat, "White indentured servitude was so very different from black slavery as to be from another galaxy of human experience.

 

This is beautiful.

 

You want to know what Arabs have to do with the global slave trade?

Are you scared to examine the topic of the entire scope of the slave trade, or do you just want to be mad at America.

 

They don't want to know about it,
They already invented their own answers and they conflict with reality.

 

They're more angry about unchangeable events from 400 years ago than they are about open air slave markets in Libya in 2019.

 

We still have slavery in America, only most is Hindu or Asian.

 

Well sure.

Western culture is the only culture to have stamped it out as much as we have.

All of Asia, the ME, Africa and SA is rife with modern day slavery.

 

It's existed since the beginning of time.
The north American slaves were probably the luckiest of all of them, and their ancestors certainly were.

 

If it is not even possible for yourself to get care enough about getting basic facts correct when presenting an argument, then your position and outrage is without merit.

Slavery and racism are basic elements of human nature, and can never be eliminated so long as the human species continues to exist.

 

There was no USA back then. You apparently are not familiar with history.

 

If it is not even possible for you to be, honest, about how White Racism has always reigned supreme since the day that The Mayflower docked upon Plymouth Rock, then your racist posts are meaningless here.

No, not in nations where there is an Emanc Procl and a 13th Amendment and a CRA'64 and a VRA'65. That type of nation should not, in 2019, have Black citizens still suffering from the legacy of the U.S. Slave Trade for 400yrs and counting. April 15, 1619.