Renegade hens, clucking rebellion, sometimes tend to wander into the pastures of the mythical histories of our domestic enemies. George Washington was not mean to his slaves relative to African slave owners and others. He was far nicer to them.
They should be glad that their ancestors brought them here. Crossing the Atlantic back then was the way to the gravy jobs. Quichyerbichin, or we’ll “buyback” the 19th Amendment after this failed experiment runs its course.
They should be glad that their ancestors brought them here. Crossing the Atlantic back then was the way to the gravy jobs. Quichyerbichin, or we’ll “buyback” the 19th Amendment after this failed experiment runs its course.
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I would hope you are saying that in jest. I don’t really comprehend how you could say it otherwise unless you really don’t understand history. One can be thankful that they are here however also sorrowful for what their ancestors went through. I don’t think any of our ancestors did say that they endured what the black slaves did in this country. That said it’s not really my job to convince people it is left up to them to do accurate reading. White liberals piss me off just like black liberals do. The truth does not need to be defended truth just is. Saying that this is where the gravy jobs were yes that is true. However riding chained up in the bottom of a slave ship was a little bit different than coming over on another ship. One was by choice and the other was not. I’m really fairly dumbstruck that I actually feel compelled to respond to this post.
I am tired of hearing about slavery on tours of historical sites, most recently, Grants Farm near St Louis. It is a turn off, as would be pushing a religious view point on the tourists.