• LucasWaffyWaf
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    1653 months ago

    He only raped some of the people involuntarily sold into slavery as property, they were just like family!

    • hswolf
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      43 months ago

      she must be from alabama

  • @paddirn
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    1333 months ago

    “If he was racist, would he have had sex with his slaves? Checkmate libtards.”

      • ekZepp
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        183 months ago

        Occam’s Razor - The simplest (and most disturbing) answer is usually the correct one.

    • @Noodle07
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      43 months ago

      I’m not racist, I raped a black before !

  • @[email protected]
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    1013 months ago

    the fact that greater than zero of these people exist shows this country has a long fucking way to go…

  • @chiliedogg
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    823 months ago

    Do they think slave owners didn’t feed their slaves?

    Do they think that feeding cattle counts as familial love?

    • @PugJesusOPM
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      483 months ago

      I wish I could give you comforting lies

    • @StephniBefni
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      253 months ago

      I really wish, my mother says shit like this about her ancestors on her dad’s side. It’s always a real ‘what the hell are you talking about’ moment from the rest of us.

  • ekZepp
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    453 months ago

    I can actually imagine him saying: “They are so lovely… almost like real people”

  • @thefrankring
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    393 months ago

    “Full bellies”

    Full of what?

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    The fact these people have love in their lives and a warm bed to sleep in makes me so angry i could scream

  • Optional
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    263 months ago

    This is a serious-as-a-heart-attack mindset in much of the rural south in large part because it’s literally the history taught in schools and has been since the 19th century.

    Florida and Texas and Oklahoma are just the most outrageous in legislating that it be kept that way, but a lot of it just perpetuates itself because “it’s what we were always taught”.

  • Enkrod
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    193 months ago

    As the grandson of a racist Nazi Wehrmacht soldier who likely committed war crimes in WWII… I keep being astonished how far some Americans go to not acknowledge the crimes of their ancestors.

    It’s okay, your ancestors can be horrible human beings without anyone thinking any less of you… in fact, you defending them, yeah, that’s why people think less of you. How is the flawlessness of your “heritage” so important to your ego? Do you have nothing else to be proud of?

    • @[email protected]
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      73 months ago

      I wouldn’t doubt if he got a few of them pregnant

      Nearly breaking her back to bend the truth. That’s just “rape” with extra words. Her great-grandfather raped his slaves, and instead of just saying “that’s bad” she defends sexual assault. It’s hard to wrap my brain around.

    • @undergroundoverground
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      53 months ago

      I think we, in Europe, forget how many lies are folded up into and built on, like a house of cards, their nation’s founding story. I mean, were all guilty of it to one extent or another but theirs is closer to a theocratic fundamentalism, to some people.

      I mean, what other large country is beholden to a 400 year old document, written in a style of English no one uses anymore? Something so open to interpretation that you’re one court ruling from companies being people and paying to unduly influence democracy is freezepeach and their aint no limit on freedom, baby!

      In the UK, we have multiple copies of the original, singed magna carta. Not the magna Carta of finance or whatever. I’m talking about actual, literal physical representations of the birth of Western democracy.

      Do we still abide by it word for word?

      No, that would be fucking stupid.

    • @PugJesusOPM
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      433 months ago
      1. I wasn’t the one who censored it.

      2. Let’s not.

        • @PugJesusOPM
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          453 months ago

          … to mock it and the sentiment expressed by it. Not to organize a harassment campaign.

            • @PugJesusOPM
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              153 months ago

              I’d agree, but I’d also say that organizing a bunch of strangers to harass her is unlikely to accomplish anything unless we’re willing to keep it up over an extended period of time (and even then, what is accomplished may not be what is desired), and at that point, we probably could do more productive things to shame racists with our time.

            • @grue
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              63 months ago

              I’d tend to agree, but that doesn’t mean folks should bitch at PugJesus about it. If oehm wants it done differently, he should do it himself.

          • @[email protected]
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            63 months ago

            Alright that’s fair. The person in the post just pissed me off first thing this morning I wasn’t really thinking rationally

            • @PugJesusOPM
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              53 months ago

              It’s cool. On the list of things worth getting pissed about, slavery apologia is definitely near the top.

        • @[email protected]
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          13 months ago

          No you’re right we’ll just be blind and let this fester. Things are wrong with society so we should be either ignorant of it or give up on it. I’m so sick of thinking, why can’t I be entitled to constant comfort and freedom like I was promised as a child in the 80s?

    • @yemmly
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      33 months ago

      FYI, his name is Thomas Jefferson, IV