Alabama and Mississippi will also honor Robert E. Lee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

See I provided evidence of economic disenfranchisment and what lead to a 10 to 1 wealth disparity and disparity in home ownership.
You provided “evidence” that the disenfranchisement of segregation lead to a 10 to 1 wealth gap? Great, quote yourself doing that.

You never did. You provided nothing more than you half baked opinion. This was already pointed out to you. Your “evidence is literally just your ***** ass subjective “feelings”.
 
You provided “evidence” that the disenfranchisement of segregation lead to a 10 to 1 wealth gap? Great, quote yourself doing that.

You never did. You provided nothing more than you half baked opinion. This was already pointed out to you. Your “evidence is literally just your ***** ass subjective “feelings”.
I provided a whole long ass NPR piece that detailed housing segregation starting in 30s and it explained to you how the majority of white middle class wealth is situated in home ownership. Here it is again you illiterate dipshit, though I don't have high hopes of you reading it since you didn't even bother to read your own damn link. :lol:


 
I provided a whole long ass NPR piece that detailed housing segregation starting in 30s and it explained to you how the majority of white middle class wealth is situated in home ownership. Here it is again you illiterate dipshit, though I don't have high hopes of you reading it since you didn't even bother to read your own damn link. :lol:



Your “evidence” is a podcast from NPR? LOL

How is it that Asians were also marginalized, oppressed and faced the same segregation that blacks did, yet in the past 60 years they have out paced white people economically in the US? The answer is culture. Asians, unlike blacks, have strong family ties, a sense of personal responsibility and a ethic of hard work.
 
Your “evidence” is a podcast from NPR? LOL

How is it that Asians were also marginalized, oppressed and faced the same segregation that blacks did, yet in the past 60 years they have out paced white people economically in the US? The answer is culture. Asians, unlike blacks, have strong family ties, a sense of personal responsibility and a ethic of hard work.
If you click the link there's a written article. It's both. And I am Asian. Please don't try to pretend to me that Asians faced the same level of segregation and disenfranchisement or were in the same social situation because they didn't and weren't and you've again, provided no evidence to support it. Your argument runs on feels.
 
Please don't try to pretend to me that Asians faced the same level of segregation and disenfranchisement or were in the same social situation because they didn't and weren't and you've again, provided no evidence to support it. Your argument runs on feels.
Those signs above drinking fountains and lunch counters read “whites only” not “everyone but black people”. Stop marginalizing the experience of other minorities.




 
Those signs above drinking fountains and lunch counters read “whites only” not “everyone but black people”. Stop marginalizing the experience of other minorities.





I'm not diminishing anything by pointing out that Asians didn't face the same level of discrimination and disenfranchisment as Black Americans, nor were in the same social situation, not just in regards to their situation in the US but also because they had a whole ass nation and comminity they were immigrating from. Bring something other than your soy feelings about water fountains. The ten to one wealth gap and disparity of home ownership caused by segregationist housing policies aren't feelings, those are facts and numbers. Also, you didn't read your own damn link again you ******* idiot! :lmao:

‘A Race So Different’: Asians and Asian Americans in UVA’s History

But only four years before Yen’s graduation from UVA, U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan made a striking comment that reminds us of the role Asians and Asian Americans have always played in the U.S.’s otherwise binary, Black-white racial system. Justice Harlan’s famous dissent against the “separate but equal” doctrine in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) contrasts the loyal and patriotic African American with the Chinese, a “race so different from our own that we do not permit those belonging to it to become citizens of the United States,” and goes on to lament how the Chinese could ride in a railcar in Louisiana with whites while Blacks remained segregated under force of law.2 Jim Crow segregation would regularly group Asians alongside whites, yet others like Harlan saw whites and African Americans as united against the intrusion of these “strangers from a different shore.”
 
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I'm not diminishing anything by pointing out that Asians didn't face the same level of discrimination and disenfranchisment as Black Americans, nor were in the same social situation, not just in regards to their situation in the US but also because they had a whole ass nation and comminity they were immigrating from. Bring something other than your soy feelings about water fountains. The ten to one wealth gap and disparity of home ownership caused by segregationist housing policies aren't feelings, those are facts and numbers. Also, you didn't read your own damn link again you ******* idiot! :lmao:

‘A Race So Different’: Asians and Asian Americans in UVA’s History

But only four years before Yen’s graduation from UVA, U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan made a striking comment that reminds us of the role Asians and Asian Americans have always played in the U.S.’s otherwise binary, Black-white racial system. Justice Harlan’s famous dissent against the “separate but equal” doctrine in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) contrasts the loyal and patriotic African American with the Chinese, a “race so different from our own that we do not permit those belonging to it to become citizens of the United States,” and goes on to lament how the Chinese could ride in a railcar in Louisiana with whites while Blacks remained segregated under force of law.2 Jim Crow segregation would regularly group Asians alongside whites, yet others like Harlan saw whites and African Americans as united against the intrusion of these “strangers from a different shore.”
It doesn’t matter. It’s not systemic white supremacy if Asians outperform Whites.

It’s been 60 years, a lifetime. The black community hasn’t caught to whites because for the same reason there is more dependency on the government, addiction and crime in the black community today than there was during segregation.

Do you believe that America more racist today than during Jim Crow and segregation? If not, what accounts for those aspects of the black community being worse today than under Jim Crow and segregation?
 
It doesn’t matter. It’s not systemic white supremacy if Asians outperform Whites.
We're not talking about Asians, we're talking about Black Americans.
It’s been 60 years, a lifetime. The black community hasn’t caught to whites because for the same reason there is more dependency on the government, addiction and crime in the black community today than there was during segregation.

Do you believe that America more racist today than during Jim Crow and segregation? If not, what accounts for those aspects of the black community being worse today than under Jim Crow and segregation?
I don't care if America is more racist today because I don't care about feelings for arguments. I prefer numbers and facts. The fact is that it wasn't a lack of black hard work that created the wealth and resource gap. It was white racism and by your own admission earlier in this thread reparations to make Black Americans whole for that stealing of their wealth has never been addressed. 60 years isn't a long time. That's a lot of living people who had their wealth stolen by white racists.
 
That's a lot of living people who had their wealth stolen by white racists.
what “wealth” was stolen? You think it was African Kangz who were kidnapped by black Africans and sold into the transatlantic slave trade?

So, Mr facts and numbers is going to ignore the disparities that don’t fit your narrative? Why after 60 years are aspects of the black community worse than they were under segregation?

When servants to white-liberalism like yourself stop drinking the woke-KoolAid, you can regain your self determination. In the words of the great George Clinton, Free your mind and your ass will follow.
 
what “wealth” was stolen? You think it was African Kangz who were kidnapped by black Africans and sold into the transatlantic slave trade?

So, Mr facts and numbers is going to ignore the disparities that don’t fit your narrative? Why after 60 years are aspects of the black community worse than they were under segregation?

When servants to white-liberalism like yourself stop drinking the woke-KoolAid, you can regain your self determination. In the words of the great George Clinton, Free your mind and your ass will follow.
The link I gave to you detailed the wealth that was stolen you illiterate moron. Being a clown with your African Kangz argument just really sells the whole moron esthetic you're going for.

:lol:

Black Americans were deprived of the housing subsidies and initiatives that their tax dollars and labor contributions paid for and that helped build the white middle class through home ownership. That's the wealth that was stolen. And that's ignoring the whole slavery thing which was just white people straight living off the hard work of Black Americans.
 
It’s not my fault you were education on the Democrat plantation.

“Before the Civil War, the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole tribes held approximately 10,000 people of African descent in bondage. Because those slaves belonged to Native Americans and not American citizens, the 13th Amendment did not free them.

The Cherokee National Government voluntarily freed its slaves in 1863. The United States negotiated a treaty with the other four tribes in 1866 stipulating that they must release their slaves and grant them full rights as citizens. If they failed to comply with those terms they would forfeit payment for lands ceded to the United States by the same treaty. Few of the slaves freed by Native American tribes were ever accepted as citizens of their tribes.”


What was being taught on the Republican plantation? History has shown us and knowledge has been passed down and our own experiences has shown us that Republicans were just as racist as Democrats, especially in the South.
You were given free time travel from the prehistoric Stone Age to the 20th century. Welcome to the future.
Again, just another ignorant racist white boy posting racist propaganda.
Answer yes or no. Do you believe you are worse off today that you would be if slavery in the US never happened?
What kind of dumbass question is that?

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I didn't hear that weak ass argument when America was giving reparations to Japanese Americans, Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, Eskimos, etc.

America has given Israel over 246 billion dollars since World War II, I have never heard white racist like you whine about that.

Why does it change when it comes to black folks in America?
 
The link I gave to you detailed the wealth that was stolen you illiterate moron. Being a clown with your African Kangz argument just really sells the whole moron esthetic you're going for.

:lol:

Black Americans were deprived of the housing subsidies and initiatives that their tax dollars and labor contributions paid for and that helped build the white middle class through home ownership. That's the wealth that was stolen. And that's ignoring the whole slavery thing which was just white people straight living off the hard work of Black Americans.
You can’t “steal” something that never existed. There is no two ways around it. The African slaves were stolen from abject poverty by black African. They showed up here with nothing but the rags that were provided for them. Today they have the highest standard of living of a black people anywhere in the world.

Again, how to you explain the disparities that contradict your woke-narrative? If progress is the default expectation, how do you explain we’re progress has been lost?
 
You can’t “steal” something that never existed. There is no two ways around it. The African slaves were stolen from abject poverty by black African. They showed up here with nothing but the rags that were provided for them. Today they have the highest standard of living of a black people anywhere in the world.

Again, how to you explain the disparities that contradict your woke-narrative? If progress is the default expectation, how do you explain we’re progress has been lost?
You don't know how to do logic or rational thought apparently. The conditions of Black people in other parts of the world has nothing to do with the fact that Blacks were forced to labor for the benefit of whites in America. The product of this labor is what was stolen you Dipshit. :lol: I do enjoy the fact that racism requires you to argue as if you're a ******* idiot. :lol:
 
What was being taught on the Republican plantation? History has shown us and knowledge has been passed down and our own experiences has shown us that Republicans were just as racist as Democrats, especially in the South.
How does that even relate to Native American’s having to be convinced to free their black slaves? You aren’t even trying to pretend.
 
You don't know how to do logic or rational thought apparently. The conditions of Black people in other parts of the world has nothing to do with the fact that Blacks were forced to labor for the benefit of whites in America. The product of this labor is what was stolen you Dipshit. :lol: I do enjoy the fact that racism requires you to argue as if you're a ******* idiot. :lol:
Again, if progress is the default expectation, what has caused a loss of progress in other aspects of the black community?

Your woke belief that disparity equals discrimination doesn’t hold up to the slightest amount of logic and rational thought.
 
Again, if progress is the default expectation, what has caused a loss for progress in other aspects of the black community.
The big problem with your argument is that it starts with an If rather than any courageous affirmations.

What even is progress? Is that an objective thing or subjective? Suppose those Africans were happy in their situation and didn't want to be forced labor on behalf of someone else. Perhaps they didnt see that as progress. In fact you don't need to suppose that because they wouldn't of needed violence to compel them.
Your woke belief that disparity equals discrimination doesn’t hold up to the slightest amount of logic and rational thought.
You don't know how to do rational thought you ignorant monkey. Your argument started with a big IF. :lol:
 
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The big problem with your argument is that it starts with an If rather than any courageous affirmations.

What even is progress? Is that an objective thing or subjective? Suppose those Africans were happy in their situation and didn't want to be forced labor on behalf of someone else. Perhaps they didnt see that as progress. In fact you don't need to suppose that because they wouldn't have needed violence to compel them.
Your argument starts within “if” too. You claim IF it wasn’t for historic injustices, blacks would have developed “wealth”.
 
Your argument starts within “if” too. You claim IF it wasn’t for historic injustices, blacks would have developed “wealth”.
No you Dipshit. My argument is that slavery is the theft of the product of someone else's labor and objectively that is exactly what that is you ignorant monkey. Who educated you? Jesus christ you're stupid. :lmao:
 
My argument is that slavery is the theft of the product of someone else's labor and objectively that is exactly what that is you ignorant monkey.

But not your labor or anyone else’s labor who is alive today. So how does that impact anyone today? Don’t use a hypothetical or claim qualified with an “if”.

Slavery was theft of someone’s labor. Ok so what does that mean today?
 
But not your labor or anyone else’s labor who is alive today. So how does that impact anyone today. Don’t use an hypothetical or claim qualified with an “if”.

Slavery was theft of someone’s labor. Ok so what does that mean today?
Segregation and discriminatory housing policies were also theft. When we all work and pay taxes and yet some get to benefit from policies paid for by those taxes and hard work and others don't that is also theft. Black Americans were owed those same housing benefits as white Americans that helped build the white middle class through home ownership.

By the way this conversation is like teaching a child to do addition. It's like I'm walking you through simple conclusions. Yes little Billy, 1 + 1 is 2. Good boy! :lol:
 

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