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link plzSmallpox inoculation was being used in England before this; it wasn't 'learned from black slaves', they were inoculated by slave owners before being sold or picked it up from whites.
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link plzSmallpox inoculation was being used in England before this; it wasn't 'learned from black slaves', they were inoculated by slave owners before being sold or picked it up from whites.
link plzSmallpox inoculation was being used in England before this; it wasn't 'learned from black slaves', they were inoculated by slave owners before being sold or picked it up from whites.
So why did whites pretend they didnt know how to do it and let all those other whites die then?Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery
No. The lesson is that Blacks have saved white people on numerous occasions instead of letting them die out or regress back into their natural states of being neanderthals or die from small pox..So the lesson here is that blacks all became imbeciles when slavery was outlawed.
So why did whites pretend they didnt know how to do it and let all those other whites die then?Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery
So I ask again if whites knew about it why did they treat it as some sort of alien concept?link plzSmallpox inoculation was being used in England before this; it wasn't 'learned from black slaves', they were inoculated by slave owners before being sold or picked it up from whites.
Google has hundreds of thousands of them. Because the inoculation technique they used then was hazardous to the inoculators, they trained slaves and peasants in how to do it, that's all. Some historians claim it was invented in Turkey, in Istanbul, which is plausible because of the sizable Christian and Jewish scholars and medical community there.
The vaccine came along later, near the end of the 18th century.
Inoculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So, the title of the thread should be 'Whitey Teaches Ignorant Black People How To Inoculate Against Smallpox, Saving Untold Millions of Black Lives', not the lame attempt at dissembling we get from the typical Asclepias distortions of history.
You didnt answer my question.So why did whites pretend they didnt know how to do it and let all those other whites die then?Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery
Why do freed black slaves turn around and enslave other black people first chance they get?
No. The lesson is that Blacks have saved white people on numerous occasions instead of letting them die out or regress back into their natural states of being neanderthals.So the lesson here is that blacks all became imbeciles when slavery was outlawed.
The facts say that whites were the helpless ones until Blacks educated them on civilization and as history points out inoculation against small pox.No. The lesson is that Blacks have saved white people on numerous occasions instead of letting them die out or regress back into their natural states of being neanderthals.So the lesson here is that blacks all became imbeciles when slavery was outlawed.
no, the lesson is white people develop useful knowledge and skills and pass them along to others, while black people remain helpless without white people telling them what to do.
Since Colonist Edward Jenner is generally credited with the first successful inoculation against smallpox in the New World it's a stretch to credit captured Africans for the procedure. Actually Jenner's understanding that exposure to cow pox offered immunity to smallpox is far more important than the "inoculation" which was merely the transfer of infected cow pox to a scratch or a cut which could have been made by a knife or almost any object.
You didnt answer my question.So why did whites pretend they didnt know how to do it and let all those other whites die then?Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery
Why do freed black slaves turn around and enslave other black people first chance they get?
My link says whites thought it was African vudoo. Obviously whites had no knowledge of it.You didnt answer my question.So why did whites pretend they didnt know how to do it and let all those other whites die then?Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery
Why do freed black slaves turn around and enslave other black people first chance they get?
Your own link answers most of it, you silly racist idiot.
interesting story, however the chinese were doing it by 1000 BC
and various forms of it occurred throughout history.
wonder why a slave would want to save people that would own him?
Blacks were big fans of slavery; they invented it, like they invented everything else. The freed slaves that founded Liberia set up plantations and enslaved the locals, getting back to their original roots. Wonder why they don't take credit for that?
My link says whites thought it was African vudoo. Obviously whites had no knowledge of it.
interesting story, however the chinese were doing it by 1000 BC
and various forms of it occurred throughout history.
wonder why a slave would want to save people that would own him?
Blacks were big fans of slavery; they invented it, like they invented everything else. The freed slaves that founded Liberia set up plantations and enslaved the locals, getting back to their original roots. Wonder why they don't take credit for that?
My link says whites thought it was African vudoo. Obviously whites had no knowledge of it.
Your own article doesn't support that. lol you should read the links you post; it wouldn't make you any smarter, but at least you might avoid your usual embarrassment.
My link says whites thought it was African vudoo. Obviously whites had no knowledge of it.
Your own article doesn't support that. lol you should read the links you post; it wouldn't make you any smarter, but at least you might avoid your usual embarrassment.
Yeah my link supports it no matter how terrible your reading comprehension is.
"Their rage came from many sources; fear that inoculation might spread smallpox further; knowledge that the bubonic plague was on the rise in France; and a righteous fury that it was immoral to tamper with God’s judgment in this way. There was a racial tone to their response as well, as they rebelled against an idea that was not only foreign, but African (one critic, an eminent doctor, attacked Mather for his “Negroish” thinking)."
Mather had come close to choosing a career in medicine, and devoured the scientific publications of the Royal Society in London. As the society began to turn its attention to inoculation practices around the world, Mather realized that he had an extraordinary expert living in his household. Onesimus was a “pretty Intelligent Fellow,” it had become clear to him.
he was actually an indentured slave from Turkey.interesting story, however the chinese were doing it by 1000 BC
and various forms of it occurred throughout history.
wonder why a slave would want to save people that would own him?
Ummmm, that article says it was shown to Europeans in the Americas in 1721. As early as 1700 British missionaries returning from China had written reports about the practice and people trading with the Turks had seen the practice. It wasn't completely unknown to whites before chattel slavery