Cacs eagerly buy into the "happy slave" narrative

[Slystallion]

Apologies

 

[KOohbt]

Expect the same people who tied YOUR grandmother to two horse while pregnant to be pulled apart in front of YOUR family to not be evil, Brehs. These the people y'all wanna fukk, work for and be around.

Cacs

 

[KOohbt]

not that it was ever a good thing but I can't imagine every household was mean to slaves...say for instance a single home small family that had one slave cook and do housework like jeffry they probably treated that slave like a member of the family had them eat dinner with them and maybe even went to social functions with the family

it's hard to imagine though how you grew up and it was a normal part of life to own another human being its surreal but no matter how well a slave may have been treated in some families they still viewed them as less than them and probably similar to how someone viewed a pet

You stupid piece of shyt cac fakkit. Gtfoh with this bullshyt.


Is this site turning into storm front wtf.

 

[Slystallion]

You stupid piece of shyt cac fakkit. Gtfoh with this bullshyt.


Is this site turning into storm front wtf.

slavery was an awful point in humanity but its so hard for us to perceive it through the lens of history because its such a foreign concept to us...but from the beginning of human society becoming organized slavery was an institutional norm for around ten thousand years in every region of the world...it's mind boggling that its only been a few hundred years that slavery has been abolished

and a lot of times its human nature to make the best of your situation if you grew up and this was considered life you coped and focused on things that made you happy if not you lose your will to live that's all I was saying is that on the outside slave owners may have thought their slaves were happy and slaves themselves without knowing any better may have felt the same way

I am in no way condoning slavery or excusing it I don't understand the need to berate and disrespect me i'm just trying to rationalize how people may have felt and how they may have justified what they did

 

[KOohbt]

slavery was an awful point in humanity but its so hard for us to perceive it through the lens of history because its such a foreign concept to us...but from the beginning of human society becoming organized slavery was an institutional norm for around ten thousand years in every region of the world...it's mind boggling that its only been a few hundred years that slavery has been abolished

and a lot of times its human nature to make the best of your situation if you grew up and this was considered life you coped and focused on things that made you happy if not you lose your will to live that's all I was saying is that on the outside slave owners may have thought their slaves were happy and slaves themselves without knowing any better may have felt the same way

I am in no way condoning slavery or excusing it I don't understand the need to berate and disrespect me i'm just trying to rationalize how people may have felt and how they may have justified what they did

Shut the fukk up. Your a heathen cac. I'm uncompromising breh take that weak pathetic rheteric to storm front you fukking idiot.

 

[Ziggiy]

Take this as yet ANOTHER example of how Cacs TRULY feel about us. Any idiot with a functioning brain who would fix their mouths to say or their fingers to type the words "Happy Slave" and dismiss the historical relevance of Roots are DIRECTLY attempting to erase the struggles of pure evil that the black race has been put through. Remember, this is what they will be teaching their children, and everybody wants to hide behind the "when the older white men die out so will racism" rhetoric is an idiot. Amongst Cacs, it will NEVER die, because it will continue to be taught and encouraged amongst them.

These are the same vile monsters who some black men lust after calling them "Pawgs"

These are the same disgusting pale creatures who some black women will proudly lay with and bare children for while talking about "black unity"

These are our co-workers, bosses, and associates who are "liking" these comments

 

[Ziggiy]

slavery was an awful point in humanity but its so hard for us to perceive it through the lens of history because its such a foreign concept to us...but from the beginning of human society becoming organized slavery was an institutional norm for around ten thousand years in every region of the world...it's mind boggling that its only been a few hundred years that slavery has been abolished

and a lot of times its human nature to make the best of your situation if you grew up and this was considered life you coped and focused on things that made you happy if not you lose your will to live that's all I was saying is that on the outside slave owners may have thought their slaves were happy and slaves themselves without knowing any better may have felt the same way

I am in no way condoning slavery or excusing it I don't understand the need to berate and disrespect me i'm just trying to rationalize how people may have felt and how they may have justified what they did

Rationalize this neg Cac

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

It takes the guilt off of them.....You should see the look on a cacs face when they hear that the Irish were also slaves. The idiots fail to realize that whites enslaved other whites. If Cacs were told that squirrels were slave masters instead of cacs they would believe it - happily.

They were not. They were indentured servants who were given rights and property. They were also criminals most of the time, and indentured servitude was a sentence they VOLUNTEERED FOR.

 

[Skeletor666]

Let me suggest owning one of these idiots who made those comments and see how outraged they become.

The president is a black man. They are his slaves now. Earning that GDP

 

[Black Bolt]

Sad thing is, there are many black Americans today who would cosign that Matthew Roach comment

 

[Bugatti Biceps]

it's obviously a book about c00ns, technically the cacs are right.


As much as we talk about people being c00ns on this site, this book isnt far fetched at all, a cruel reality.


It's still a fukked up book tho and it's easy to read inbetween the cacs lines

Except for the fact that its factually incorrect at every level, considering on George Washington's birthday his cook slave attempted escape.

 

[#SOG_soldier]

cacs gone cac

This



Repped for avi

 

[Bugatti Biceps]

Hold this neg for fundamentally misunderstanding the difference between indentured servitude that ended in recieving land and being treated like family for 7 years and chattel slavery in the US unlike anything the world has ever seen and unparalleled in its brutality. fukk outta here cac.

slavery was an awful point in humanity but its so hard for us to perceive it through the lens of history because its such a foreign concept to us...but from the beginning of human society becoming organized slavery was an institutional norm for around ten thousand years in every region of the world...it's mind boggling that its only been a few hundred years that slavery has been abolished

and a lot of times its human nature to make the best of your situation if you grew up and this was considered life you coped and focused on things that made you happy if not you lose your will to live that's all I was saying is that on the outside slave owners may have thought their slaves were happy and slaves themselves without knowing any better may have felt the same way

I am in no way condoning slavery or excusing it I don't understand the need to berate and disrespect me i'm just trying to rationalize how people may have felt and how they may have justified what they did

 

[Sithlord Piff]

not that it was ever a good thing but I can't imagine every household was mean to slaves...say for instance a single home small family that had one slave cook and do housework like jeffry they probably treated that slave like a member of the family had them eat dinner with them and maybe even went to social functions with the family

it's hard to imagine though how you grew up and it was a normal part of life to own another human being its surreal but no matter how well a slave may have been treated in some families they still viewed them as less than them and probably similar to how someone viewed a pet

Enslavement in itself is "mean to slaves".

 

[Crayola Coyote]

Not all of us

Word? What do you think of black folks getting reparations that are owed to us from your people laziness?