@Swagnificent
I like how you ignore 90% of the post and only pick the bit which pleases you. Why did you ignore the fact that the NA slave trade was already happening during the Roman control of that territory and went on until recently? On the other hand the period in which white slaves were sold in NA happened between the 16th and 19th century. That's 3 centuries vs more than 9 (possibly more). Answer this.
Also the only bit of "proof" that you've provided so far is Ibn Battuta's quote calling Somalis Berbers. You're basing your whole argument on that. I'm using your own logic against you and said that Europeans referred to Sri Lankans and Filipinos as Moors. You then went on to claim that Sri Lankans and Filipinos are black
Bring proof that the Berbers were black around the 8th century.
@lotty Black South Africans do not consider their light skinned counterparts as black. Both groups are political rivals. You need to stop trying to impose your American way of thinking on the rest of the world, it simply won't work.
In America a light skinned or mixed race person is considered black but that isn't the case in South Africa and other places on earth.
The world does not stop at black & white.
I like how you ignore 90% of the post and only pick the bit which pleases you. Why did you ignore the fact that the NA slave trade was already happening during the Roman control of that territory and went on until recently? On the other hand the period in which white slaves were sold in NA happened between the 16th and 19th century. That's 3 centuries vs more than 9 (possibly more). Answer this.
Also the only bit of "proof" that you've provided so far is Ibn Battuta's quote calling Somalis Berbers. You're basing your whole argument on that. I'm using your own logic against you and said that Europeans referred to Sri Lankans and Filipinos as Moors. You then went on to claim that Sri Lankans and Filipinos are black
Bring proof that the Berbers were black around the 8th century.
@lotty Black South Africans do not consider their light skinned counterparts as black. Both groups are political rivals. You need to stop trying to impose your American way of thinking on the rest of the world, it simply won't work.
In America a light skinned or mixed race person is considered black but that isn't the case in South Africa and other places on earth.
The world does not stop at black & white.
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