It's Amazing How Little Some White People Really Know About American History

[Hector12]

I do not feel any guilt about black problems. I have never done anything to harm blacks. I am angry about the harm blacks do whites by their continued existence in the United States. We would be a far better country without them. They would be lost without us.

 

[IM2]

The topic of the thread is interesting, but I don't see the need for discussion.

There is a need because you guys don't understand the implication of policy over time and how they impact America right now.

 

[Woodznutz]

There is a need because you guys don't understand the implication of policy over time and how they impact America right now.

What is impacting America now is the flood of illegals entering the country. And it's going to negatively impact the black community. Already black leaders in some cities are voicing this.

 

[ninja007]

history is taught be far leftist self hating white haters.

 

[Unkotare]

history is taught be far leftist self hating white haters.

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In English now?

 

[Libby von H]

OK, let's break things down about our history because it's clear that a lot of whites in this forum, specifically on the right do not seem to understand the implications of things that have occurred during our history. So let's start at the very beginning. I'll be merciful and not include colonial laws.

On March 26,1790, the United States of America decided who could be a citizen of this country for the first time. The Naturalization Act of 1790 states: “any alien, being a free white person,” could apply for citizenship, so long as they lived in the United States for at least two years and in the state where the application was filed for at least one year. Please notice the first seven words. Only whites were entitled to be citizens of this country.

Now do any of you understand the implications this policy had until the 114th Amendment? Or do you want to pretend that this law meant nothing, and everybody had the exact same rights regardless of race? Do not try that stale ass that was in the past bs, because July 4th, 1776, was even farther past than 1790 and you can recognize the impact of the signing of that document on us as citizens today.

"Implications' what horseshit. Talk about facts.

THey had to be 'free' and they had to be of 'good character' white was not enough

 

[Libby von H]

OK, let's break things down about our history because it's clear that a lot of whites in this forum, specifically on the right do not seem to understand the implications of things that have occurred during our history. So let's start at the very beginning. I'll be merciful and not include colonial laws.

On March 26,1790, the United States of America decided who could be a citizen of this country for the first time. The Naturalization Act of 1790 states: “any alien, being a free white person,” could apply for citizenship, so long as they lived in the United States for at least two years and in the state where the application was filed for at least one year. Please notice the first seven words. Only whites were entitled to be citizens of this country.

Now do any of you understand the implications this policy had until the 114th Amendment? Or do you want to pretend that this law meant nothing, and everybody had the exact same rights regardless of race? Do not try that stale ass that was in the past bs, because July 4th, 1776, was even farther past than 1790 and you can recognize the impact of the signing of that document on us as citizens today.

It affects Blacks too

Only 13% of students scored proficient in history and only 22% scored proficient in civics on the National Assessment of Educational Progress; 40% of students scored below the basic level of knowledge in U.S. history, a decline from 34% in 2018.May 3, 2023

 

[AZrailwhale]

"Implications' what horseshit. Talk about facts.

THey had to be 'free' and they had to be of 'good character' white was not enough

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What IM2 refuses to admit is that if blacks had settled the USA, the restrictions would be exactly the same but reversed. The USA was a white country. It was discovered by whites, explored by whites and developed by whites. Blacks never played any major part in except as sweat labor until the whites freed them from bondage. They've always been a minority and for most of our history, a tiny minority like now.

 

[AZrailwhale]

White nationalism is unamerican. There was no mistake with the exception of the Native Americans trust of the white man. They tried proposing to blacks that we go back to Africa but backs refused since we had been born here and our labor made this country grow. Whites made this land a shithole because white racism has created the greatest waste of human resources maybe ever in history. Furthermore, the lost income created because whites were so stupid to think only, they deserve good pay made it so the US never has been able to reach its true potential and is in fact the cause of our deficits and current debt.

If whites had wanted to ship blacks back to Africa after the ACW, they could easily have done so. Blacks were a unarmed minority that was easily identified in almost all cases.