>>That didn't affect anyone so it was irrelevant. What didn’t affect anyone? What was irrelevant? >>No one liked blacks, you could leave them where you found them and the pigs didn't really care. No, a huge number of blacks were moved in to american cities in an organized effort by industrialists and bolshevik city bureacrats to increase votes and drive down labor prices. It destroyed every manufacturing city in america. White workers FLED. FOR. THEIR. LIVES. “Great” migration. All those cities were white 80 years ago. >>didn’t really have to tech to look into it much anyway. Sounds like the words of someone who has no idea what its’ like to never be able to look up any piece of information whenever it is convenient for them regardless of where they are. It was DIFFERENT. “The internet” was the library card catalog, the yellow pages, and a set of encyclopedia britannicas. 90% of the casual knowledge you’ve racked up in your head from browsing, no one knew at all. People had jobs. They didn’t have time to hunt down rare books in other states. Your feelings toward dark frizzy haired people is driven by their behavior.