You do grasp the idea of colonialism Stefan, the corporation takes over a region, establishes a corporate fiefdom, forms the institutions of hierarchical control then abandons it to the natives. The objective is to establish the hierarchy allowing both physical & economic slavery
20 times more slaves in Africa RIGHT NOW than were ever brought to America. But please, tell us more about those baaad whites from 150 years ago. Africa now has world's highest rate of modern-day slavery — Quartz Africahttps://qz.com/africa/1333946/global-slavery-index-africa-has-the-highest-rate-of-modern-day-slavery-in-the-world/ …
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Spare me. Slavery was a worldwide institution until whites ended it. Whites bought slaves from the blacks who captured them. Historically, whites were the users; blacks were the dealers.
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We’re all slaves. All. Of. Us.
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Why wont MSM put a spotlight on this contemporary injustice? Instead the focus seems to be on what happened 150 years ago.
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You know who’s to blame for this, don’t you? Yep, that’s right-Trump.
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I've got an idea. Let's ask the UN Human Rights Council about this. This is why I need a sarcasm font.
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Haha I’m not a Republican, and don’t have a radio show.
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We believe what we want!
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I believe in Women!
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Pretty sure that slavery index does not include the most widespread 'modern-day slavery': Tax-slavery. Why not? It's all about perceptions. Bottom line, each and every time:
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In fact, the slave population of the US at the time of abolition was 3.9 million making up 12.6% of the US population. Which I would submit are horrendous numbers, especially the percentage figure. Aren’t they more relevant numbers?
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Molyneux's post is pretty much a non sequitur. Interesting stats, Michael - are the Caribbean Islands &c included? Reading: "Natives - Race and Class in Ruins of Empire" by Akala. Interesting viewpoint on slavery and the what (little) we learn about it in UK schools.
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No, I believe these numbers are specific to the US. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1860_United_States_Census …
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