el midgetron
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The assertion that without European intervention, slavery would still be globally practiced today oversimplifies the historical narrative and overlooks the multifaceted global efforts that contributed to the abolition of slavery. While it's true that various forms of servitude and slave trading existed across different societies throughout history, the European involvement in the transatlantic slave trade marked a significant escalation in its scope, brutality, and institutionalization, which was unparalleled.
Hundreds of years before the Trans Atlantic slave trade, Africans were castrating the slaves they sold. Native Americans were ritually sacrificing slaves by ripping their heart out. They were also sacrificing children and eating human flesh. “Escalation“??? Again, you diminish the suffering and sacrifice of millions of people.
The philosophical tenets of abolition, came from White European Christian philosophy. There is no debate. Don’t piss and moan about an “over simplification”. There were NO ”multifaceted Global efforts”. The seed of it all, is white culture. Even in the Haitian revolution, the guiding ideology was European Philosophies.