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<blockquote data-quote="Doublestandards" data-source="post: 6065290" data-attributes="member: 110123">400 years of slavery is a LONG time. Dido talking about them ruining their own culture, they were robbed of building a culture naturally in society. Think of your moms entire life being a slave and raped and sold, and your grandmother, and your great grandmother, and your great great grandmother Then after that you’re “freed”. Not willingly though. Half the country fought a literal war with the other half of the country to be able to continue having you as a slave, and they lost and had no choice (but you still have stupid racist pusillanimous today waving that flag)Then after you’re forcibly freed, you are segregated for another 60 years. Not allowed to live in the same neighborhoods, or use the same schools and not able to get the same education or resourcesThat type of stuff is traumatic generationally. And just because laws says you can’t discriminate, people don’t stop changing how they feel. You don’t stop feeling how you were told to feel about yourself for almost 500 years. You still see plenty of idiots on this site saying the same racist rhetoric. When everyone else gets a 500 year head start, it’s stupid to expect to be at the same place at the same time</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doublestandards, post: 6065290, member: 110123"] 400 years of slavery is a LONG time. Dido talking about them ruining their own culture, they were robbed of building a culture naturally in society. Think of your moms entire life being a slave and raped and sold, and your grandmother, and your great grandmother, and your great great grandmother Then after that you’re “freed”. Not willingly though. Half the country fought a literal war with the other half of the country to be able to continue having you as a slave, and they lost and had no choice (but you still have stupid racist pusillanimous today waving that flag) Then after you’re forcibly freed, you are segregated for another 60 years. Not allowed to live in the same neighborhoods, or use the same schools and not able to get the same education or resources That type of stuff is traumatic generationally. And just because laws says you can’t discriminate, people don’t stop changing how they feel. You don’t stop feeling how you were told to feel about yourself for almost 500 years. You still see plenty of idiots on this site saying the same racist rhetoric. When everyone else gets a 500 year head start, it’s stupid to expect to be at the same place at the same time [/QUOTE]

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