ABikerSailor
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- Aug 26, 2008
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Yes...ecspecially when they get to serve their white masters
White people are serving white masters also. So, what's your point?
The point is the whites were not slaves, neither were their children or grandchildren.
Check out the internet where you will find out many instances of where white people were kept as slaves. Think before you speak.
White people weren't "slaves" in the normal sense, they were actually indentured servants, meaning that they would work for (usually) 7 years for someone in exchange for passage to America.
Indentured servants eventually became free when their contract was up. Slaves didn't become free until they were planted in the ground.
Sounds like something pretty close to slavery to me.
Indentured servitude has a time limit. Slavery doesn't. How does that continue to elude you?