Cacs eagerly buy into the "happy slave" narrative
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Nearly every damn country in South America. You have no idea the amount of hatred I have for for South Americans. If you think that American slavery was bad, than prepare for absolute carnage from the poor slaves who had the misfortune of going to the other America. Only like 5% of all Africans were brought to the United States and the rest were sent to South America. The death rate in the U.S was very low for slaves but in Brazil and other nearby nations in was damn near 50%. Primary crop for the U.S was pretty much cotton while in Latin America it was Sugar canes and from what I've read it was hell to work in the fields due to carrying the massive weight of the sugar canes and what the stalk did to your feet which would basically cut your feet raw and you would bleed. Slaves were banned in the U.S from being brought over post 1820s but in Latin America this never happened so the slave owners thought "fukk it if they die then we can just bring more". So no its not unprecedented its just that the U.S we have some clout and brought the issue forward while in Brazil they couldn't give a fukk.
I wasn't precise enough. I was mainly thinking of pre-transatlantic slave trade...Rome, Greece, Arabs etc. in reply to @Slystallion saying it has always existed.
Most slave owning societies in the ancient world had domestic help in the form of prisoners of war. Not the industrial scale slave owning system in the US.
In addition to the scale, American slaveowners had a deliberate brainwashing process to break down Africans and then recreate them into the perfect slaves.
Where else were slaves actually believed to be inhuman? I mean in most other places, might was right but they at least KNEW that this was a fellow man.
America took slavery to its zenith with its pseudo scientific theories on the differences between men. A 360 holistic approach taking in psychology, race and science
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I'm not saying we don't at all. I'm saying that the agenda to promote the Genocide of Black men and women have little to nothing to do with our style of dress. The brother who was waiting on the side of the road for help didn't get murdered because he was wearing a hoodie. Sandra Bland didn't get murdered because she was wearing a hoodie. The little kid who was playing in the park wasn't wearing a hoodie.
Trayvon Martin was murderec because he was being followed, harassed, and assaulted by a Cac. What he was wearing meant nothing.
You are correct but the book is making like all were happy c00ns. Like the lie of the Indians having thanksgiving with the pilgrimsit'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
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Until very recently, the Irish were infamous for basically being the n****** of Europe. They were considered utter trash both back in the British Isles and in the USA when they first arrived.
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Lucky for them they learned the key for being recognized as White in the good US of A: shytting hard on Black folks every chance they got.
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The key difference that you are neglecting to mention is that by default we aren't threatened with death and dismemberment if we choose to leave our office cubicle jobs.. the key here is CHOICE. What you are describing is Stockholm syndrome in abusive relationships. Choice is pretty black and white.
I remember reading this last week article last week when the story broke:
Enslaved Africans of George Washington Depicted as 'Happy and Joyful' in New Children's Book - Atlanta Blackstar
The book claims it is based on true events. The front flap of the book states:
This story, told in the voice of Delia, Hercules’s young daughter, is based on real events and underscores the loving exchange between a very determined father and his eager daughter, who are faced with an unspoken, bittersweet reality. No matter how delicious the president’s cake turns out to be, Delia and Papa don’t have the seethes of freedom.
Hercules was not in fact a “happy or joyful” enslaved person, he actually escaped to freedom on February 22, 1797 – Washington’s 65th birthday – which the president celebrated in Philadelphia. According to a diary entry of Louis-Philippe, the future king of the French:
The general’s cook ran away, being now in Philadelphia, and left a little daughter of six at Mount Vernon. Beaudoin ventured that the little girl must be deeply upset that she would never see her father again; she answered, “Oh! Sir, I am very glad, because he is free now.
Enslaved Africans of George Washington Depicted as 'Happy and Joyful' in New Children's Book - Atlanta Blackstar
The book claims it is based on true events. The front flap of the book states:
This story, told in the voice of Delia, Hercules’s young daughter, is based on real events and underscores the loving exchange between a very determined father and his eager daughter, who are faced with an unspoken, bittersweet reality. No matter how delicious the president’s cake turns out to be, Delia and Papa don’t have the seethes of freedom.
Hercules was not in fact a “happy or joyful” enslaved person, he actually escaped to freedom on February 22, 1797 – Washington’s 65th birthday – which the president celebrated in Philadelphia. According to a diary entry of Louis-Philippe, the future king of the French:
The general’s cook ran away, being now in Philadelphia, and left a little daughter of six at Mount Vernon. Beaudoin ventured that the little girl must be deeply upset that she would never see her father again; she answered, “Oh! Sir, I am very glad, because he is free now.
Everytime I hear a white person say any shyt about slavery I always respond the same way.
"How would you feel about being my family's property for ~250 years? Lets have all white people be slaves until 2270 and lets see if you can ever recover from it financially and socially. No white people voting, no white people in office, no white people in the police, no white people in any position of authority. I wonder what will happen
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"How would you feel about being my family's property for ~250 years? Lets have all white people be slaves until 2270 and lets see if you can ever recover from it financially and socially. No white people voting, no white people in office, no white people in the police, no white people in any position of authority. I wonder what will happen
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Then yeah fukk what i said earlier
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They rewrite history I don't belive in yesterday. This is why black history month is very important because you have these liberal cacs trying to rewrite history just so they can stop feeling guilty over their white privilege.
I am not on social media else I would post the Youtube link to the movie "Goodbye Uncle Tom" (The director's cut) which is also based on narratives and true events in the comment section. fukktard ass posters.
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Slave narratives say that this is a lie! Many slave insurrections also show this. Whenever they had a chance to kill every white man woman and child THEY DID