Lewdog
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So white people can't understand slavery because they are white? Let me fill you in on something, just because you are Black YOU can't understand slavery. You know why? YOU'VE NEVER BEEN A SLAVE.
Do you know who the man in this picture is?
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Can he understand slavery?
I'll let you answer that before I show you just how fucking ignorant YOU are, and why people resent you, and it has absolutely nothing to do with you being Black.
By the way, I said I am starting to believe you are a racist like people have told me, because despite the fact I have never said a single racist thing on this forum, I say I'm against reparations and you fucking call me a racist. THAT'S WHY.
You're starting to believe he's racist? There's no doubt about it. He's proven it time and time again.
I kept trying to give the guy the benefit of the doubt, but damn he acts like the knowledge of slavery is genetic, and that no one else can be educated on the history of a subject and have empathy. I've probably studied the subject just as much or more than he has.
I doubt if you have studied this subject more than me, but that's irrelevant because no matter how much empathy you have, the one thing you have not done is live as a black person in this country. Had you done so without suffering from internalized racism, you would understand how this argument you make has no validity. When I was born children of slaves still existed. Slavery era laws were still overtly enforced. Today it is covertly done and those doing it want to gaslight once they are caught.
And other whites who don't want to believe these things still go on believe the gaslighting.
People don't resent me. These few assholes don't represent all people. And since I have not said that all white people don't understand slavery, your ass is a liar. The fact is that these people here arguing that reparations are immoral are racists. There are whites who have organized to fight for reparations. There are white law professors at our leading law schools who provide legal justification for reparations. But in here, we have a thread started by a person who has consistently barked racism claiming reparations are immoral and this minority opinion primarily held by racists is what you repeat.
Impuretrash believes whites are being replaced which is a prime white supremacist belief. And he calls me a racist for arguing against the racism he practices. This is the type of toilet bowl crust that resents me. People who other self respecting well educated and successful whites cannot stand.
What is immoral is the fact that blacks did not get reparations when freed. What's immoral was the 100 years of apartheid after slavery. What's immoral is the aversive racism some whites practice today. You want me to ignore those atrocities and ignorantly say we are asking to get checks cut because we are black, but still today blacks put taxes in the pot from a nearby 2 trillion dollar annual economy and we never get the return on our taxes than we put in. Our tax dollars annually go to develop white communities and to expand white business via TIFFS and tax abatements. Our tax dollars go to white schools and people like you and others here don't seem to see the true immorality in that.
I'm not a liar, and you totally contradict yourself.
In one line you say, "the one thing you have not done is live as a black person in this country. Had you done so without suffering from internalized racism, you would understand how this argument you make has no validity."
Then in the next you say, "And since I have not said that all white people don't understand slavery, your ass is a liar."
You still didn't answer my question about the picture of the man.
When you were born children of slaves still existed? The 13th Amendment abolished slavery in 1865. Now I understand slavery still existed after that in other forms, but for you to be born when children of slaves, they would have been nearly 100 years old and you born in the 1940's or 1950's.
So let me ask you a question, how do you know I'm White? You just assumed so. At no point did I tell you I was. How do you know I haven't dealt with my own problems with racial discrimination?
Do you know why a lot of white professors and white politicians are saying the U.S. government should still do reparations for slavery? It's called, PR, and as far as the politicians? They are just trying to gain the Black vote and get elected.
One thing on this topic we agree on is that President Johnson was a scum bag for canceling General Sherman;s plan to give newly freed slaves a large portion of land along the Atlantic Coast and the tools needed to farm the land and have their own representatives in government. The problem is, YOU are not a freed slave. NO ONE living right now is a freed slave.
So once you answer my fucking question instead of ignoring it. Can the man in the picture understand slavery? Once you answer that I'll tell you how much I know about slavery, discrimination, and racial disparity in the criminal justice system.
No lew I did not contradict myself. You can understand slavery and not know how it is to be black. My grandmother on my moms side was born in 1875 and her parents had been slaves. She died in 1968 when I was 7. There are quite a few people I met as a young child who fit that description. Furthermore slavery did not end in 1865 by practice. My grand parents on my fathers side were "sharecroppers."
I know that you are white by your argument. And these professors are not arguing for reparations for PR nor are the people volunteering to work in organizations fighting for reparations politicians trying to get the black vote. Your argument about me not being a slave is the sorry excuse whites like you attempt to use thinking it has validity. But you're paying native americans annually for things you tell us we have no right to ask for.
And I answered your question. I don't really care how much you know about much of anything lew. I'm tired of whites like you.
Sharecroppers by definition are not slaves, and the 13th Amendment was passed in 1865. You aren't being honest, while calling me a liar. There are people who are being treated like slaves, even still today. You just got called out on a statement you made to try and legitimize yourself.
How about we make a bet? Since you are so into making assumptions, like the one where you called me a racist, let's put it to the test. It's a loser leaves the forum bet. You find and show ONE racist post I made, that wasn't a sarcastic post to make fun of the real racist on this forum, and I'll leave the forum. If you can't, YOU leave the forum. You need to answer this bet in the next 5 minutes however because I'm not going to let you look over all the forum before you take the bet. Then if you accept the bet you have one day to look, and if you don't find one, you leave the forum FOREVER. So, now you can either take the bet since you called me a racist, not take the bet and show you are just a racist coward that calls all white people that doesn't agree with you a racist, or you could create an entire thread where you apologize for calling me a racist without any evidence of it.
How do you know I'm WHITE? You assume I'm white just because I don't agree with everything you say. And no you didn't answer my question... so since you won't, THAT WHITE MAN is the author of "Worse than Slavery," an award winning book about the horrible results of Jim Crow laws and sharecroppers. His name is David M. Oshinsky. Have you ever read his book? I wonder if you read his book and just assumed he was Black since he wrote such a wonderful book that showed how shitty life was back then.
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"In this sensitively told tale of suffering, brutality, and inhumanity, Worse Than Slavery is an epic history of race and punishment in the deepest South from emancipation to the civil rights era—and beyond.
Immortalized in blues songs and movies like Cool Hand Luke and The Defiant Ones, Mississippi’s infamous Parchman State Penitentiary was, in the pre-civil rights south, synonymous with cruelty. Now, noted historian David Oshinsky gives us the true story of the notorious prison, drawing on police records, prison documents, folklore, blues songs, and oral history, from the days of cotton-field chain gangs to the 1960s, when Parchman was used to break the wills of civil rights workers who journeyed south on Freedom Rides."
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I have taken SEVERAL Graduate level courses that have been based around unequal treatment of minorities by the U.S. criminal justice system, including the past Jim Crow Laws, sharecroppers, indentured servitude, and even the current prison system and how minorities arrested and incarcerated at higher rates so that they can be used for contracted prison labor.
You have some issues you need to work out, including the way you perceive and discriminate against people. How can you expect people to treat you equally when you are always attacking people unfairly?