Its an odd elitist position I've seen from racists.So slave born into slavery and dying as a slave had a better life than if he/she were to be born free in Africa?
Got it
Most of what can be learned about Madison’s racial attitudes is found in letters of his that remain largely unexplored. In one astonishing document, written in 1783, he explained to his father that he faced a quandary with respect to an enslaved man named Billey, whom Madison had brought with him to Philadelphia as his manservant while he was in Congress. Madison wrote that he could not bring Billey back to the family plantation, because after Billey had experienced the relative freedom of Pennsylvania, “his mind is too thoroughly tainted to be a fit companion for fellow slaves in Virginia.”
Madison could not “think of punishing him,” he wrote, “merely for coveting that liberty for which we have paid the price of so much blood, and have proclaimed so often to be the right, and worthy pursuit, of every human being.” In other words, Billey possessed the same “right” of liberty as every other human being — the right they had fought for in the Revolutionary War.
But it was a time of economic crisis. Madison felt he could not free Billey because he could not afford to. His compromise was to sell Billey into a term of indentured servitude, as allowed by Pennsylvania law, at the end of which he would become free. Madison therefore got some value for his slave, while satisfying his conscience. At the end of his term of service, Billey was indeed freed, taking the name William Gardener, marrying and staying in Philadelphia, where Madison continued to have contact with him for years.
Thats the fukking worst part, nobody on "his side" likes him and yet his oponents go out of their way to talk to him.The sad reality is that no one is giving this dude a voice besides his opponents.
If they didn't give him a voice, he would be relegated to the internet and his racist echo chamber. Not on fukking CNN and everyone knowing his fukking name.
Sometimes, I think "our side" don't have a strategic bone in their body.
Its kind of infuriating.
I haven't watched the video yet. Will when I get the chance and in a better mood but that just my feeling on the dude in general. I've seen enough racist shyt this morning that my mood is ruined enough and I'm kind of livid.
Spencer didn't make that argument though.So would you say that the average African has a better life than a Black person in America?
So would you say that the average African has a better life than a Black person in America?
Should have knocked his ass out.
Obligatory:
![]()


British dude lawst![]()
Glad I'm not the only one who sees what a trap this thinking is.STOP.
STOP.
This rhetoric is simply redic. If you have no slavery, you have no colonialism, if you have no colonialism, you have no stunting of intellectual growth in Africa, if you don't have that, you have the continuing expansion of thought and talent.
The fact that people forget that Africa is the birthplace of civilization, the written word, mathematics, medicine and agriculture is appalling. There is NO WAY to even properly have the discussion about Africa and its ills without the context of European Colonialism. And the ONLY reason African-Americans benefit from Western Civilization is a matter of proxy NOT by some sort of benevolent, idealist, America.
So while you can take part in all the good things about the Western world understand that the continent of Africa had to suffer GREATLY for it.
I thought the reporter put hands on him. Cacs respond to the loss of their lives and their money
exactlyWhy even give this cracker the energy? Unless you going upside his head like Antifa, why try to reason with him and give him a platform to speak?
Spencer didn't make that argument though.