May 23, 2013, By Susan Jones @ Michelle Obama: 'It Is Our Responsibility As a Nation' to Remember the Slaves | CNS News
Oh come on! Gimme a break Moochelle. It's been over a hundred years and nobody alive is responsible for it. You and your husband simply cannot stop playing the race card, can you?
When is the Democrat Party going to apologize for their role in slavery and the injustices perpetrated against black since the civil war?
Easy. She should have said that she was thankful that her ancestors were chained, raped, whipped, forced to work without pay, and have their children taken from them.
With all due respect, what a bullshit point. Slavery can and should be talked about in a true historical context. But the American Black slave experience is not unique; I'm not dismissing it, but it is not unique.
I'd prefer to see slavery discussed in the here and now and discuss how we can eradicate it from the face of the planet. But that won't happen in America because slavery in America = racism. That's what is taught in school and it's a fallacy.
Yet race never had anything to do with slavery. Slavery was based on labor needs.
Slavery goes back thousands of years. Slavery exists today. And sadly slavery will exist for centuries to come.
Should the existence of slavery from the past, present and future prevent us from utilizing and embracing the great teachings of men of history from centuries past?
Should we ignore the teachings of great philosophers such as Plato or Aristotle because slavery existed in their day?
Should we dismiss the Magna Carta?
I think not. I could list a thousand more examples but I'm only on my second coffee.
What a total load of bullshit
The American Black slave experience was not unique? Are you ******* nuts? Indentured servitude was not slavery and it was voluntary. Black slaves were captured against their will and treated as animals. Not only them but all succeeding generations. What is not unique about that?
Race had nothing to do with slavery? They were treated like animals and considered lesser human beings up until the 1960s. Race had nothing to do with it?
With all due respect, what a bullshit point. Slavery can and should be talked about in a true historical context. But the American Black slave experience is not unique; I'm not dismissing it, but it is not unique.
I'd prefer to see slavery discussed in the here and now and discuss how we can eradicate it from the face of the planet. But that won't happen in America because slavery in America = racism. That's what is taught in school and it's a fallacy.
Yet race never had anything to do with slavery. Slavery was based on labor needs.
Slavery goes back thousands of years. Slavery exists today. And sadly slavery will exist for centuries to come.
Should the existence of slavery from the past, present and future prevent us from utilizing and embracing the great teachings of men of history from centuries past?
Should we ignore the teachings of great philosophers such as Plato or Aristotle because slavery existed in their day?
Should we dismiss the Magna Carta?
I think not. I could list a thousand more examples but I'm only on my second coffee.
What a total load of bullshit
The American Black slave experience was not unique? Are you ******* nuts? Indentured servitude was not slavery and it was voluntary. Black slaves were captured against their will and treated as animals. Not only them but all succeeding generations. What is not unique about that?
Race had nothing to do with slavery? They were treated like animals and considered lesser human beings up until the 1960s. Race had nothing to do with it?
You have no idea what you are talking about. You really do need to do some research on the history of slavery in the United States.
With all due respect, what a bullshit point. Slavery can and should be talked about in a true historical context. But the American Black slave experience is not unique; I'm not dismissing it, but it is not unique.
I'd prefer to see slavery discussed in the here and now and discuss how we can eradicate it from the face of the planet. But that won't happen in America because slavery in America = racism. That's what is taught in school and it's a fallacy.
Yet race never had anything to do with slavery. Slavery was based on labor needs.
Slavery goes back thousands of years. Slavery exists today. And sadly slavery will exist for centuries to come.
Should the existence of slavery from the past, present and future prevent us from utilizing and embracing the great teachings of men of history from centuries past?
Should we ignore the teachings of great philosophers such as Plato or Aristotle because slavery existed in their day?
Should we dismiss the Magna Carta?
I think not. I could list a thousand more examples but I'm only on my second coffee.
What a total load of bullshit
The American Black slave experience was not unique? Are you ******* nuts? Indentured servitude was not slavery and it was voluntary. Black slaves were captured against their will and treated as animals. Not only them but all succeeding generations. What is not unique about that?
Race had nothing to do with slavery? They were treated like animals and considered lesser human beings up until the 1960s. Race had nothing to do with it?
You have no idea what you are talking about. You really do need to do some research on the history of slavery in the United States.
History is dribble?
History is bullshit?
All your liberal bigoted colors are showing loud and proud.
You can't argue with me on the truth of history; you have to fall back on a "tinydancer must be racist" argument. Your insinuation is barely veiled.
That doesn't bother me whatsoever. I am discussing facts. There is no argument with truth and history.
With all due respect, what a bullshit point. Slavery can and should be talked about in a true historical context. But the American Black slave experience is not unique; I'm not dismissing it, but it is not unique.
I'd prefer to see slavery discussed in the here and now and discuss how we can eradicate it from the face of the planet. But that won't happen in America because slavery in America = racism. That's what is taught in school and it's a fallacy.
Yet race never had anything to do with slavery. Slavery was based on labor needs.
Slavery goes back thousands of years. Slavery exists today. And sadly slavery will exist for centuries to come.
Should the existence of slavery from the past, present and future prevent us from utilizing and embracing the great teachings of men of history from centuries past?
Should we ignore the teachings of great philosophers such as Plato or Aristotle because slavery existed in their day?
Should we dismiss the Magna Carta?
I think not. I could list a thousand more examples but I'm only on my second coffee.
What a total load of bullshit
The American Black slave experience was not unique? Are you ******* nuts? Indentured servitude was not slavery and it was voluntary. Black slaves were captured against their will and treated as animals. Not only them but all succeeding generations. What is not unique about that?
Race had nothing to do with slavery? They were treated like animals and considered lesser human beings up until the 1960s. Race had nothing to do with it?
Why did whites own whites? First slaves in America were white children from Britain. Historical fact.
Why did blacks own blacks? There were black slave owners. Historical fact.
Why did First Nations tribes own other natives as slaves? They did. Historical fact.
Don't hand me that racism bullshit.
May 23, 2013, By Susan Jones @ Michelle Obama: 'It Is Our Responsibility As a Nation' to Remember the Slaves | CNS News
Oh come on! Gimme a break Moochelle. It's been over a hundred years and nobody alive is responsible for it. You and your husband simply cannot stop playing the race card, can you?
