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Watters: This is historical fact that slaves did develop skills while they were enslaved and then used those skills as blacksmiths, in agriculture, tailoring, in the shipping business, to benefit themselves and their families..

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💙LindzOfTheNorth💙 的头像
💙LindzOfTheNorth💙3 年前

Do they not understand that slavery was not an internship.

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Brian Allen3 年前

What bullshit is this? 500 fucking years, if that was the case, and slaves did learn these skills, then why did it take 500 years for them to get out of that situation? This is how they have always treated our history, they dilute, spin, and change the context. Until the lion learns to read and write, his story will forever be told from the hunter's perspective. Well, now the vast majority of us black folks are educated. fuck off @JesseBWatters

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Mike Farmer3 年前

They could have learned those skills as free human beings without going through the awful experience of slavery.

Barry Rubin 的头像
Barry Rubin3 年前

I wonder if he would make the same argument about the Jews in concentration camps?

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Truth or consequences3 年前

GOP find NEW ways to LOSE elections every day! GOP: "What large Demographic in the U.S can we offend today"? Finding a positive side to Slavery, should Offend everyone, everywhere

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nhoj3 年前

My husband beats me but I’ve learned how to dodge punches and hide well. I. am. so. grateful.

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Katie Phang3 年前

Quick, someone call Jesse’s mother!

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Jo3 年前

Where is his mother when we need her? She needs to be on speed dial and this hate stoking and whitewashing for ratings prick needs some soap in his mouth.

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Arthur Watkins Jr. 🇺🇸3 年前

4 - 5 generations died before this. 🥴

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