Confronting Racism

[Sovereign Nation]

(02-12-2016, 09:52 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Alright, buddy, I gave you two chances to actually address my post but you want to double down on this, so here we go.

This first part was fine. You actually addressed what I said. I am going to suggest that my logic that you can't ask nations for reparations if they were established hundreds of years after the action you want reparations for occurred makes more sense than you saying "they only want reparations from white people".

Here's where it get's interesting



  I didn't even suggest something remotely close to that



 Where the hell did you read that?
 


Ok, that has nothing to do with a discussion of the involvement of Africans in the Atlantic Slave Trade.






Again, what does this have to do with my post?





Again, huh?




So is war. But that doesn't mean you should bring that up when discussing one specific war.

 



In many cases, they were forced into supplying slaves. Even in the cases that they were not, that doesn't take away from my analogy that the African tribes that participated held far less power in this whole industry that was created. Your attempts to suggest they are equal partners is rejected.



Please go back and look at all the garbage I quoted from your post. This is why I suggested you go back and reread my post. A whole lot of strawman in there. Some of it is just asinine. 
 

(02-12-2016, 09:58 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Please don't bother responding if you're going to pull that bullshit again.

This is cute.

I have already answered you.  Even broke down for you.

The sad part is, you actually think you have refuted my points.

I am just gonna refer you back to my last response to you.  There is no strawman, just factual rebuttals to your very naive (can't blame you, you are like what 22 maybe 23, if not that is how old you seem, very sheltered) view. 

You keep doubling down on the belief and notion that black countries were forced into providing slaves.  Hey, did you learn this nugget of history from an African Studies professor or were they liberal?  Cause a white liberal is the most apologetic person on the planet, unless of course you ask them to apologize to white people, then they don't feel the need to apologize for anything.

African Studies professors are notoriously Anti-white and they go out of their way to paint a negative picture of whites in history while insisting that the Africans were a good and virtuous race.  They are on par with Women Studies professors as being very unreliable.

So which one did you get your "knowledge" and insight from?  The white liberal or the African Studies?