Tomorrow marks the 100-year anniversary of The Tulsa Race Massacre
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Revisionist history downplaying the severity of Slavery and Jim CrowTulsa was more than a rogue act of violence against a minority community.
It happened throughout the US as whites attacked Blacks, Chinese and Mexicans who appeared prosperous
Beyond outright murder and arson, they used taxation, abusive laws and intimidation to drive out minorities and seize their property.
Burned from the land: How 60 years of racial violence shaped America
The Tulsa race massacre of 1921 was one of the worst acts of racial violence in American history. It was also part of a larger pattern of assault, one that targeted communities of color across the country. Learn more in this installment of “History Refocused.”www.cnn.com
All of that is ancient history and when you go back in history you will discover if you are honest that many groups have been discriminated against.....whites who were extremely mistreated by such programs as indentured servitude....to the point of actually being enslaved....social classes were very strong in the early days....brought over from England....and the poor whites or blacks had little or no representation or protectors....they were all...black and white at the mercy of their mastahs. That was the reality of society back in the colonial era and up to at least the civil war era but even beyond that also.
The living conditions of wage earners up north were worse than black slaves down south....even poor white dirt farmers down South suffered more than blacks on the plantations who looked down on the poor white trash.
No group has exclusive rights to victimhood....history is replete with it.
What we see now is organized groups of blacks and their confederates backed by foreign money (Soros etc.) attempting to dredge up ancient stories of suffering to use today for political advantage and monetary benefit......whilst ignoring all the crimes and violence that emanates from the black community.....crime and violence not only against whites but also blacks as well...yet no politician has the courage to even mention all that much less to try and deal with it.
In a nutshell white folks are getting very tired of the black so called leaders trying to portray blacks as always being innocent victims....those who pursue the fallacious politics of black victimhood are slowly creating a stage for a huge backlash....which will not be pretty and such civil chaos will further weaken this nation at a time when we have serious....extremely serious foreign threats to deal with.
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Point out where I'm reassigning anything to any party liar.
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Dang... those must have been some hateful Democrats...
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Interesting to see someone work so hard to deflect from the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre.also on may 31
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EvMetro
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"The weak talking points and arguments of those on the rightwing Republicans side are identical to those of the righting conservatives of the time that they claim were all Democrats."
Trying to divert responsibility away from Democrats. Sleazy.
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I'm just pointing out to self obsessed black people that they are not the story on that day
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After a hundred years, it should be time for lefties to quit trying to divert responsibility for what the Democrats did, but it looks like they are too sleazy for that.
Democrats have always been, and will always be the ones who slaughtered all those people. Democrats. Quit pointing the finger at everyone else.
Even today, Democrats are STILL enabling slavery. Time for you guys to quit trying to slither out of your vile and racist heritage.
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They were Conservative Christians
Own it
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Revisionist history downplaying the severity of Slavery and Jim CrowTulsa was more than a rogue act of violence against a minority community.
It happened throughout the US as whites attacked Blacks, Chinese and Mexicans who appeared prosperous
Beyond outright murder and arson, they used taxation, abusive laws and intimidation to drive out minorities and seize their property.
Burned from the land: How 60 years of racial violence shaped America
The Tulsa race massacre of 1921 was one of the worst acts of racial violence in American history. It was also part of a larger pattern of assault, one that targeted communities of color across the country. Learn more in this installment of “History Refocused.”
All of that is ancient history and when you go back in history you will discover if you are honest that many groups have been discriminated against.....whites who were extremely mistreated by such programs as indentured servitude....to the point of actually being enslaved....social classes were very strong in the early days....brought over from England....and the poor whites or blacks had little or no representation or protectors....they were all...black and white at the mercy of their mastahs. That was the reality of society back in the colonial era and up to at least the civil war era but even beyond that also.
The living conditions of wage earners up north were worse than black slaves down south....even poor white dirt farmers down South suffered more than blacks on the plantations who looked down on the poor white trash.
No group has exclusive rights to victimhood....history is replete with it.
What we see now is organized groups of blacks and their confederates backed by foreign money (Soros etc.) attempting to dredge up ancient stories of suffering to use today for political advantage and monetary benefit......whilst ignoring all the crimes and violence that emanates from the black community.....crime and violence not only against whites but also blacks as well...yet no politician has the courage to even mention all that much less to try and deal with it.
In a nutshell white folks are getting very tired of the black so called leaders trying to portray blacks as always being innocent victims....those who pursue the fallacious politics of black victimhood are slowly creating a stage for a huge backlash....which will not be pretty and such civil chaos will further weaken this nation at a time when we have serious....extremely serious foreign threats to deal with.
Who is "downplaying" anything? Injustices are always regrettable.
The question I have is why should people who were nowhere near Oklahoma and weren't even alive in 1921 apologize for something they had nothing to do with? I'm not at fault for the Tulsa Insurrection of 1921, or am I?
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How do you know they were conservative or Christian? They sound like antifa to me.
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^ Can't think his way out of a wet paper bag.
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You have cognitive issues, retard.
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Another triggered asshole chimes in^^^
Stop race-appropriating to make blacks look like imbeciles, whitey. You're not fooling anyone.
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They were Democrats. Quit trying to slither out of it.
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