How does black and brown diversity benefit white run societies?

Your empty rhetoric here, is meaningless, when weighed against facts which the FBI discovered.


On the day you match the FBI/spend the same money the same time the same resources to investigate realities, will be the very day I can revere your analysis.

 

This actually is not based in, logic, since White Privilege was around long long before Marxism was ever thought of and revealed to the world.

No. Because I don't cry, anything, as I merely point out facts.

Nonetheless if "brown privilege" and brown-founded, brown-populated societies have cultures and institutions established by those founding populations that disregard the laws in place which require them to extend Caucasian citizens equality which the Caucs get cheated out of? Then yes, I would be attacking the illegal Black Privilege which Blacks use as racism against Caucasian citizens.

 

So you'll focus on the brown privilege in Turkey which saw the native Greek people massacred and pushed out? That's a lot more serious no? Or is it only whites you criticise following your Semitic masters?

 

Does Turkey and those other brown* privileged countries you mentioned, have an Emancipation Proclamation?

Do they have a 13th Amendment? Do they have a Civil Rights Act of 1964/Title VII of 1964?? How about, an EEOC???

Do they have a Voting Rights Act of 1965?

Again you make statements which simply are not based in, logic, when considering the fact that Semitism's masters are in fact White people. Post a pic of one. I dare you.

At some point, you have to stop playing pretend that being a Caucasoid is not most-pertinent, no matter which ethnicities/religions are involved in Earthly/Global power struggles.


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* - the ruling class/ethnicity in Turkey are Caucasoids, not brown people, so please come to grips with that fact.

 

You're saying that people in the world can engage in any behaviour they want if they don't apply laws to themselves? That isn't a coherent moral position. You're obviously just looking for excuses to attack white people.

Whites and Turkoids/Semites are both separate subgroups of Caucasoid. The Turks/Semites continue their genocidal hypocrisy laden attack on Whites, and you support them. How disgusting.

 

No different than the southside of Chicago. True?



And we all easily see the concern which you show for that Evil to cease, eh?

 

All you can do is change the subject to this. The only thing you're interested in doing is accusing whites of abusing blacks. You're a totally irrational anti-white.

 

Reported, for Ad Hominem abuse

 

It's not ad hominem because it describes your approach to the discussion. Calling me "evil" is ad hominem.

 

Nope. I merely described your approach to the discussion.

 

America’s always had Black inventors – even when the patent system explicitly excluded them



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   Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Drake University

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A New York Times article from 1910 describes founding of Mound Bayou, a town founded on the wealth of a steamboat patent.SundayMagazine.org

America has long been the land of innovation. More than 13,000 years ago, the Clovis people created what many call the “first American invention” – a stone tool used primarily to hunt large game. This spirit of American creativity has persisted through the millennia, through the first American patent granted in 1641 and on to today.

One group of prolific innovators, however, has been largely ignored by history: black inventors born or forced into American slavery. Though U.S. patent law was created with color-blind language to foster innovation, the patent system consistently excluded these inventors from recognition.

As a law professor and a licensed patent attorney, I understand both the importance of protecting inventions and the negative impact of being unable to use the law to do so. But despite patents being largely out of reach to them throughout early U.S. history, both slaves and free African-Americans did invent and innovate.

Why patents matter
In many countries around the world, innovation is fostered through a patent system. Patents give inventors a monopoly over their invention for a limited time period, allowing them, if they wish, to make money through things like sales and licensing.



Patent Office relief on the Herbert C. Hoover Building. Neutrality
The patent system has long been the heart of America’s innovation policy. As a way to recoup costs, patents provide strong incentives for inventors, who can spend millions of dollars and a significant amount of time developing a invention.

The history of patents in America is older than the U.S. Constitution, with several colonies granting patents years before the Constitution was created. In 1787, however, members of the Constitutional Convention opened the patent process up to people nationwide by drafting what has come to be known as the Patent and Copyright Clause of the Constitution...Though the language itself was race-neutral, like many of the rights set forth in the Constitution, the patent system didn’t apply for black Americans born into slavery.

Slaves were not considered American citizens and laws at the time prevented them from applying for or holding property, including patents. In 1857, the U.S. commissioner of patents officially ruled that slave inventions couldn’t be patented.

Slaves’ inventions exploited by owners
During the 17th and 18th centuries, America was experiencing rapid economic growth. Black inventors were major contributors during this era – even though most did not obtain any of the benefits associated with their inventions since they could not receive patent protection.

Slave owners often took credit for their slaves’ inventions...

Reaping benefits of own inventions
The answer to this question is that black people – both free and enslaved – invented many things during that time period.



One such innovator was Henry Boyd, who was born into slavery in Kentucky in 1802. After purchasing his own freedomin 1826, Boyd invented a corded bed created with wooden rails connected to the headboard and footboard.

The “Boyd Bedstead” was so popular that historian Carter G. Woodson profiled his success in the iconic book “The Mis-education of the Negro,” noting that Boyd’s business ultimately employed 25 white and black employees...

Some black inventors achieved financial success but no patent protection, direct or indirect. Benjamin Montgomery, who was born into slavery in 1819, invented a steamboat propeller designed for shallow waters in the 1850s. This invention was of particular value because, during that time, steamboats delivered food and other necessities through often-shallow waterways connecting settlements. If the boats got stuck, life-sustaining supplies would be delayed for days or weeks.

Montgomery tried to apply for a patent. The application was rejected due to his status as a slave. Montgomery’s owners tried to take credit for the propeller invention and patent it themselves, but the patent office also rejected their application because they were not the true inventors...

Read more here: http://theconversation.com/americas...-patent-system-explicitly-excluded-them-72619

 

LOL. You seriously think Africans are a net positive for technical development? Like one of them redesigned a traffic light or something, we get that. But are they a net positive?

 

You simply cannot tell lies, on the facts, without looking foolish here:

 

*facepalm*

I'm sensing an irony here. Just out of interest, how do you identify?

 

Hello and Happy New Year, SM.

Several times I attempted to engage Raffish in logical, factual debate. He responds by parroting or simply ignoring my comments.

If Raffish is a man, I believe social commentator David Carroll pretty much describes his personality and mindset.



If Raffish is a woman, Ms. Erika of BlacksUnited pegged Raffish to a 't'.

"Black women are destroying themselves and black men" ~BlacksUnited - Erika, Published on Mar 7, 2014



Peace.

 

White people also gave a lot of those tribes written language as well. The wheel didn't exist in the Americas before whites brought it.

 

Yes sir, but unfortunately you enjoy being illogical and you love to disregard far, far too much about "real life" in order for me to have an intelligent, forthright discussion with you.

For example, you love to point out what's wrong with Blacks, but you hate discussing how our White Racism's legacy of slavery & current Jim Crow laws did in fact create the Black people you love to degrade.

 

I apologize sir, but your horrid hypocrisy has made you ineligible to receive replies from me;

You go around this website posting Ad Hominem attacks, but then, you go whine and cry and BooHooHoo to Admin whenever you get out-AdHominem'd.