When I was a kid growing up in the 80's and the 90's we learned the horrors of slavery and we also learned about the greats of the civil rights movement. We were taught equality and to treat others with respect. We did this..
Seems black kids weren't getting the same message at home as white kids during this time. The crack epidemic (CIA) destroyed the inner cities and the conversation to black children was "racism is everywhere and the white man hates you and will always keep you down". While this isn't true there are aspects of it that are. Those in power want us all as slaves. They want our capital and the ability to use it as they see fit. Unions, abortions, taxes, atheism, divorce, degeneracy, music, immigration, drug arrests, overdoses etc all designed to weaken the country from the inside.
How did we go from "Parents just don't understand" to the murder/rape rap we have today in just 20 years? It wasn't organic.
Hollywood turned into a monopoly and they're the gatekeepers of mainstream entertainment content. They pushed the degeneracy shit, fully aware of the impending outcome a generation later.
too bad everyone didn't also learn that:
-Slavery existed everywhere in the world for all of human history until western nations led the charge to stop it.
-There were more european slaves shipped to africa, than black slaves shipped to the US
-Race was never a primary driver. All nations had slaves almost always of the same race. This only changed with ocean going ships creating global trade, then black slavers sold black slaves to white shipping merchants.
-Some african nations had slaves up into the 1930s till eurpean nations stopped it
-Slave comes from the world Slav, a european people
-The largest slave populations were in China
-Unlike slavery almost everywhere else for all of human history, the US fought a civil war that ended slavery and blacks in the US have an average income 20X of black in Africa
Yeah, the horrors of slavery used to push the hoax of black victimization that started the day sub Saharan Africans chose to hunt, capture, abuse, and then sell their own people, most of whom ended up in South America, to the highest bidder some of whom were black.✊🏿🤡🌎
When I was a kid growing up in the 80's and the 90's we learned the horrors of slavery and we also learned about the greats of the civil rights movement. We were taught equality and to treat others with respect. We did this..
Seems black kids weren't getting the same message at home as white kids during this time. The crack epidemic (CIA) destroyed the inner cities and the conversation to black children was "racism is everywhere and the white man hates you and will always keep you down". While this isn't true there are aspects of it that are. Those in power want us all as slaves. They want our capital and the ability to use it as they see fit. Unions, abortions, taxes, atheism, divorce, degeneracy, music, immigration, drug arrests, overdoses etc all designed to weaken the country from the inside.
How did we go from "Parents just don't understand" to the murder/rape rap we have today in just 20 years? It wasn't organic.
Hollywood turned into a monopoly and they're the gatekeepers of mainstream entertainment content. They pushed the degeneracy shit, fully aware of the impending outcome a generation later.
too bad everyone didn't also learn that: -Slavery existed everywhere in the world for all of human history until western nations led the charge to stop it.
-There were more european slaves shipped to africa, than black slaves shipped to the US
-Race was never a primary driver. All nations had slaves almost always of the same race. This only changed with ocean going ships creating global trade, then black slavers sold black slaves to white shipping merchants.
-Some african nations had slaves up into the 1930s till eurpean nations stopped it -Slave comes from the world Slav, a european people
-The largest slave populations were in China
-Unlike slavery almost everywhere else for all of human history, the US fought a civil war that ended slavery and blacks in the US have an average income 20X of black in Africa
Some African nations currently have slaves, forget about the 1930s
Yeah, the horrors of slavery used to push the hoax of black victimization that started the day sub Saharan Africans chose to hunt, capture, abuse, and then sell their own people, most of whom ended up in South America, to the highest bidder some of whom were black.✊🏿🤡🌎