Sen. Tim Kaine: "The United States didn't inherit slavery from anybody. We created it."

while its true that nimrod was black im not aware that he based his slavery on the race based chattel system

 

Probably any able-bodied men or women would do. I'm not sure Nimrod was black idk, but the point I'm making is that slavery goes back a long ways, and that mankind was fallen from the beginning, dragging women around by their hair in caves.

 

Good to see you back, my friend.

The statistics, the point being, are no longer relevant.

Do you have any newer or more relevant stats.

 

Why do they do that and not report that they live together in a two parent household? It doesn't require they be married.

 

Do the forms give that option, Bluesguy?

 

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to say here. I am unaware of any of the historic trading companies vis a vis, East India, etc that exist today. And frankly, most of those companies were British, or Dutch, or Spanish, or Portuguese. Perhaps you can provide an example of what you're referring to.

 

yes but im not aware that nimrod or anyone for that matter practiced a race based chattel system that we saw in the americas. according to the bible, nimrod was a black man but thats besides the point here anyway.

 

No, it is not irrelevant. If slavery is a race thing then the fact that blacks enslaved blacks is very relevant in proving race had little to do with it. Same as Black lives matter ignoring the black on black murders in places like Chicago.

 

the BANK OF ENGLAND. im sure there are big business in america that have links to slavery that we can investigate. its in your interests, otherwise it will be your tax dollars next, maybe eeven both lol

 

Who invented? How long was slavery a thing in China? Or India, or Africa? Hell, it still exists in many of those places today. Democrats in this nation would populate the nation with human trafficking, modern day slavery, just to save some scratch on how much it costs to clean their homes, or mow their yards.... Slavery existing in aboriginal tribes in N America. No? And for the sake of argument, when the congressional black caucus all get together wearing their Ashanti ceremonial scarves, aren't they celebrating Africans enslaving others?

 

its irrelevant in the context of slavery in america.

 

WJE's and WCE's

 

Hmm.. Ok, so get your money from them. But the difficult part here, for you, is your certainty seems ethereal here. Who are these business that you rail against?

 

What does that even mean? You seem suddenly tapped to your intellectual limit.

 

go get my money? what are you on about?

 

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slow day bru?

 

Which still doesn't tell us what your acronyms stand for, does it?

 

lets start again then ..."we are all supposed to thank White Jewish Europeans and White Christian Europeans for stopping the evil practice they invented?"

 

No it is not. Besides nothing happens in a vacuum no matter how much you want it to.

 

oki

 

It isn't stopped though. There is more slavery today than at any point in the history. The difference today is that the right people are slavers so liberals are completely down with it.

We have woke leftists ready to fight a war to stop slavery in the 19th century. Weirdly they can't seem to muster any stomach to confront modern slavery all over the world, they are more interested in demolishing functional 1st world countries that don't have slavery and where minorities have equal rights under the law.


Seriously I think the time for talking is done. It is time for the divorce to begin, I pray to God we can separate peacefully.

 

Glad that you agree! Taking slavery out of context of world history is a dirty trick used to assign blame. That blame is used to push a commie agenda. Welcome to the free world.

 

agree with what?

 

That I am correct. You are very wise.