"The luckiest thing that ever happened to a black in America is that some black tribe in Africa captured one of their ancestors and sold them to a Jew on the Ivory Coast which then put them on a Jewish owned ship and transported them to a Jewish run auction house in the americas, where Jews were then given first pick of the lot."
The best and most accurate explanation of African slavery ever. Thank you for not spreading misinformation.
It also worth noting that the founding fathers viewed slavery as abborhorrent and IMMEDIATELY in the constitution did what they thought would end it by banning importation of more slaves in 15 years. Thus with the founding of the USA George Washington and Thomas Jefferson and all the rest and all the states that individually ratified the constitution did what they thought would end slavery on day one...NOT with the civil war as people think . On day one.
Also it is NOT true that Thomas Jefferson and George Washington owned slaves. Their JEWISH BANKERS who owned the mortgages on their farms owned the slaves as collateral with the land for their Jewish mortgages. The founding fathers COULDN'T' sell or free their slaves because the slaves were COLLATERAL claimed by their Jewish bankers as part of the collateral on their farm mortgages..
Additionally slaves on farms such as Jefferson's and Washington's WERE PAID in housing and food and healthcare. This is actually more than most people receive from working many jobs today. Many today can't make enough to afford housing and food and healthcare. SLAVERY PAID BETTER. Not only that but slaves were free to do additional work or sell goods they made and they kept the money themselves allowing many of them to save enough money to buy their own freedom. In many biographies written by slaves in the day they discuss their extra jobs they did to earn money for themselves and how some bought their own freedom or the freedom of a loved one.
Also there were laws against treating slaves brutally. There was "OSHA" for slaves. No joke. But the real truth is on the whole slavery was largely a voluntary system on the whole by a compliant people who knew they had it better under slavery than if they went out on their own. This is why so many went along with it and slave rebellions were always small and quickly fizzled out. Slaves had homes and families and free food if they worked each day. They were treated well to keep them healthy (because it doesn't make sense to do otherwise if you want anything you invested in to produce.) They knew they had it good and were better off than if they went out on their own. Slavery as a large fact simply couldn't have been maintained otherwise. There were not enough enforcers to enforce slavery if the vast majority of blacks had actually wanted to leave it. This was proven finally after the civil war when most slaves stayed right on the same farms they were on before and went right on working when they could have moved right off the farm and left..
And it wasn't that black people weren't allowed to work or start businesses. One of the wealthiest men in the south was black and owned many slaves himself and sent his kids to private schools and was a member of the local country club.
Lastly slaves who were freed in many cases DID ACTUALLY RECEIVE REPARATIONS as forty acres and a mule. They actually got those. It's trackable in land ownership records in places like Oklahoma where they were given the land and show as owners from way back then. That's where the saying came from. Often that amount of land was more than white people had at the time.
"The luckiest thing that ever happened to a black in America is that some black tribe in Africa captured one of their ancestors and sold them to a Jew on the Ivory Coast which then put them on a Jewish owned ship and transported them to a Jewish run auction house in the americas, where Jews were then given first pick of the lot."
The best and most accurate explanation of African slavery ever. Thank you for not spreading misinformation.
It also worth noting that the founding fathers viewed slavery as abborhorrent and IMMEDIATELY in the constitution did what they thought would end it by banning importation of more slaves in 15 years. Thus with the founding of the USA George Washington and Thomas Jefferson and all the rest and all the states that individually ratified the constitution did what they thought would end slavery on day one...NOT with the civil war as people think . On day one.
Also it is NOT true that Thomas Jefferson and George Washington owned slaves. Their JEWISH BANKERS who owned the mortgages on their farms owned the slaves as collateral with the land for their Jewish mortgages. The founding fathers COULDN'T' sell or free their slaves because the slaves were COLLATERAL claimed by their Jewish bankers as part of the collateral on their farm mortgages..
Additionally slaves on farms such as Jefferson's and Washington's WERE PAID in housing and food and healthcare. This is actually more than most people receive from working many jobs today. Many today can't make enough to afford housing and food and healthcare. SLAVERY PAID BETTER. Not only that but slaves were free to do additional work or sell goods they made and they kept the money themselves allowing many of them to save enough money to buy their own freedom. In many biographies written by slaves in the day they discuss their extra jobs they did to earn money for themselves and how some bought their own freedom or the freedom of a loved one.
Also there were laws against treating slaves brutally. There was "OSHA" for slaves. No joke. But the real truth is on the whole slavery was largely a voluntary system on the whole by a compliant people who knew they had it better under slavery than if they went out on their own. This is why so many went along with it and slave rebellions were always small and quickly fizzled out. Slaves had homes and families and free food if they worked each day. They were treated well to keep them healthy (because it doesn't make sense to do otherwise if you want anything you invested in to produce.) They knew they had it good and were better off than if they went out on their own. Slavery as a large fact simply couldn't have been maintained otherwise. There were not enough enforcers to enforce slavery if the vast majority of blacks had actually wanted to leave it. This was proven finally after the civil war when most slaves stayed right on the same farms they were on before and went right on working when they could have moved right off the farm and left..
And it wasn't that black people weren't allowed to work or start businesses. One of the wealthiest men in the south was black and owned many slaves himself and sent his kids to private schools and was a member of the local country club.
Lastly slaves who were freed in many cases DID ACTUALLY RECEIVE REPARATIONS as forty acres and a mule. They actually got those. It's trackable in land ownership records in places like Oklahoma where they were given the land and show as owners from way back then. That's where the saying came from. Often that amount of land was more than white people had at the time.
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