BLM activist breaks down in tears over “demonic” white people; says black people cannot “live normal lives” due to slavery hundreds of years ago. (22 second video)

X ^ | june 24 | oli

[dennisw]

BLM activist breaks down in tears over “demonic” white people; says black people cannot “live normal lives” due to slavery hundreds of years ago.

“How do you expect us to live normal lives? And then with all of that we didn’t get no compensation.”

***** He's crying so hard he might soil himself

[P8riot]

Slavery under ANY pretext is abhorrent, but the past is gone and never coming back.

"Be sure the past is dead before you bury it.", Robert Lewis Dabney

[newfreep]

“we didn’t get no compensation.”

This is the ONLY REASON these black racists are whining & complaining & demanding.

[Nateman]

Thanks to slavery they live a much better life here than they would have had they been born in Africa instead.

[dennisw]

Thanks there are many Sowell quotes around X etc. that are not genuine. But are in the style of Thomas Sowell. Something he would have said or written.

[normbal]

What’s “demonic” is they, and a multitude of public education victimized white kids believe this sh!t and see it as a clarion call to rob, loot, murder even for “just us.”

[Merrick]

Only? Are you serious?

[newfreep]

Money is the ONLY (primary) reason...all the other demands are faaaaaar down the list.

[Merrick]

You think this is not a Thomas Sowell quote?

Google says:

Yes, Thomas Sowell wrote this exact statement. It frequently appears in his columns and essays addressing the global, historical context of slavery to emphasize that it was not a phenomenon unique to Western societies.

The passage typically reads:

"More whites were brought as slaves to North Africa than blacks brought as slaves to the United States or to the 13 colonies from which it was formed. White slaves were still being bought and sold in the Ottoman Empire, decades after blacks were freed in the United States.

"Sowell uses this comparison to highlight several points:

The scale of the Barbary Slave Trade: This refers to the enslavement of European Christians by North African corsairs (often called Barbary pirates) between the 16th and 18th centuries.

The distinction between U.S. and global numbers: Sowell points out the disparity between the ~300,000 to 450,000 enslaved Africans brought to the territory that became the U.S., versus the millions brought to the broader Americas and the millions subjected to other global slave trades.

The timeline of abolition: He frequently contrasts the earlier abolition dates in the West with regions of the Middle East.

Would you like to know more about the historical records Sowell draws on for this comparison, or explore his broader essays on the global history of slavery?

[Merrick]

This guy has lots of real quotes...

https://x.com/thomassowell/status/1100818613588643840?lang=en

[Rockingham]

This is not about slavery or race but about an unhappy and disordered person invoking them to explain their own misery.

[devane617]

“This says it all - “we didn’t get no compensation.”

I wish I had a spare million laying around to do an experiment. I’d give it to her and follow her around with a camera til it’s gone.

[Texas resident]

Waaaa, get over it.

The dimrats and their thug army act like we are living in the 1920’s. And they have zero concern for sex slaves that are in our country today.

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

Go back another 100 years and they’d be in African jungled. And if they’d been slaves of muslims they’d be castrated and not exist today. They need a mind shift of thankfulness and appreciation of God’s good plan.

[butlerweave]

Told they were Free and on their own hundreds of years and still refuse to accept it ,LOL

[trebb]

70 years ago - they were starting to do fine - buying houses and 2-parent families - then, to stop that, LBJ’s “Great Society” screwed the, royally.

[Thapsus_epiphany]

Valid point, thanks.

Never heard of Dabney, just looked him up, very interesting biography.

[trebb]

70 years ago - they were starting to do fine - buying houses and 2-parent families - then, to stop that, LBJ’s “Great Society” screwed them, royally.

[TonyM]

So if not for slavery you would have been born in Wakanda?

[Kudsman]

Looks well fed. Hands are probably baby soft. Likely has an Obama phone to record crap like this. A roof someone else pays for. Healthcare someone else pays for. Clearly is free to go anywhere it wants but never leaves. My guess is this freeloading person has never been a slave for a single day. So, talk to the hand beyotch!

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Only 10% of African people transported to the New World went to the colonies that became the USA.