Larry Lobster
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Id punch these cacs, i dont give a fukk
Id punch these cacs, i dont give a fukk
outta this thread cacand u get a "cac" in philly named Rokky and ud get punched bakk.
id say go punch some arabs
u laugh?
u really think "white people" invented slavery?
Inventing and practicing it are two different things. If you shoot someone, the person that invented the gun doesn't get the blame, you do.
u laugh?
u really think "white people" invented slavery?
I never said that. However you did say Spaniards and Arabs "started it". Your exact words.
Inventing and practicing it are two different things. If you shoot someone, the person that invented the gun doesn't get the blame, you do.
u laugh?
u really think "white people" invented slavery?
shut up white bytch
I don't disagree with you but shoot someone and tell the cops/judge "BUT if the gun wasnt invented, there would be no gun to shoot.". Let me know how it goes.BUT if the gun wasnt invented, there would be no gun to shoot.
u really wanna go at me today retta? on a tuesday??
We're talking about slavery thats been around since Moses.I don't disagree with you but shoot someone and tell the cops/judge "BUT if the gun wasnt invented, there would be no gun to shoot.". Let me know how it goes.
A little perspective is needed, because you're trying to play agenda semantics here. Saying "we were slaves", as a black person, is entirely accurate because its rhetorical symbolism in a historical context...it establishes "who" was affected as a group or collective. Its no different than when people say WE were attacked on 9/11...does that mean that every single American was attacked on that day? Or how about when people say WE fought for freedom in WW2.
Now you want to change the rules of American colloquialism and meaning, when the same language that the dominant class uses is used to their disfavor, and specifically to the white american male psyche. White ancestors benefited from the inequities of slavery as an institution, and those who are white Americans today still enjoy the entrenched institutional advantages that linger at the expense of the descendants of slaves.
BUT if the gun wasnt invented, there would be no gun to shoot.
u really wanna go at me today retta? on a tuesday??
To point to what others have done is a fig leaf for avoiding our own responsibilities. Slavery as an institution has existed in lots of other times and places, other countries, other cultures — usually with no particular race-based pattern to it, BTW — but that's not the responsibility of Americans today. What is our responsibility is how our own country and culture operate today, and how slavery impacted such.