Cannibalism, Torture and Assault on Portuguese Slave Ships.
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The Wall Is Undefeated!
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That is fukked up!
Devilinurear
Veteran
Really you think so?
Brazil don't exist?
Shocked.
You always hear about the atrocities from a high level that occurred during the slave trade but to hear the accounts and acts in great detail are always so eye opening.
You always hear about the atrocities from a high level that occurred during the slave trade but to hear the accounts and acts in great detail are always so eye opening.
Uchiha God
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I’ve said it on this forum before;
Portuguese have done some of the most vile things in this world. fukk them
Portuguese have done some of the most vile things in this world. fukk them
Fixed
Uchiha God
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That shyt don’t need to be fixed. Everyone knows Europe at large have done so. I’m addressing a specific group instead of using large encompassing terms or muddying the waters. We can address them specifically. Don’t be an idiot
I’m glad Portugal and Spain are suffering now and I hope those migrants flood those two countries even more and make life hell for everyone.
A lot of people don't put it together. Hell, tons of people think most Brazilians speak Spanish because it's in South America. Maybe you know fewer ignorant folks than I do.
They don’t know cos they don’t read like most people.
Once you open history books - the first Europeans you’ll find on the coast of West/Central Africa are the Portuguese.
Most people won’t even watch someone else reading a book so forget about them reading it themselves. A lot of history is going to be forgotten due to ignorance and general apathy.
In 1526 Afonso wrote two letters concerning the slave trade to the king of Portugal, decrying the rapid destabilization of his kingdom as the Portuguese slave traders intensified their efforts.
In one of his letters he writes:
Afonso was also concerned about the depopulation of his kingdom through the exportation of his own citizens. The king of Portugal responded to Afonso's concerns, writing that because the Kongo purchases their slaves from outside of the kingdom and converts them to Christianity and then intermarries them, the kingdom probably maintains a high population and must not even notice the missing subjects.
For the love of European trappings. Your people aint always your people
In one of his letters he writes:
Afonso believed that the slave trade should be subject to Kongo law. When he suspected the Portuguese of receiving illegally enslaved persons to sell, he wrote into King João III in 1526 imploring him to put a stop to the practice.[14]
Afonso was also concerned about the depopulation of his kingdom through the exportation of his own citizens. The king of Portugal responded to Afonso's concerns, writing that because the Kongo purchases their slaves from outside of the kingdom and converts them to Christianity and then intermarries them, the kingdom probably maintains a high population and must not even notice the missing subjects.
For the love of European trappings. Your people aint always your people
King
The black man is always targeted.
Have mfers ever heard of Brazil?
The highest population of black people outside of Africa
