[Deaner]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Usually you're so good at following Biblical law but here, from what I've seen of what the Bible says about slavery, you're deviating. Or I dunno.

You're way too committed in your thoughts.

[Rev. Edward Clement]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

It may be time to return my niglet to the wild. How much does it cost to mail something to Africa?

Amen Brother, I have been considering the same thing. I have used up an enorous amont of batteries in my cattle prods and shock collars trying to train my little niglet.

The last time I had someone to check it, the price to mail something to Africa was very cheap. Apparently, they do not charge much to send things there because the letters are still send by small wooden sail boats.

[LaQrundrellia]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

No good abolish-nists stopped that slavery, real Baptists know and read Ephesians and understand that the true nature of the black man requires slavery.

[Titus Templeton]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

I am thankfull that heaven is muslim free.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Well, slavery certainly gave the slave a far better standard of living, which is Godly. Imagine that it was like in Africa hundreds of years ago, starvation, Godlessness, people worshipping trees and the sun, cutting black chicken throats, etc. Horrible!

Then, suddenly, they had a real job in a real country filled with Godliness and could share in the prosperity by being fed.

Of course, following the surrender of the South in the War of Northern Aggression all these nigras were released into the wild and what did they do?

Once they were recognized as human beings (a bad mistake) they were allowed guns, and started killing the very people who gave them all this!



So whose suffering from releasing slaves? The good white American Christian! Had the then government listened to God, everyone could have freely have had a gun and no-one would have been harmed.

You see, God knows these things and this is proof tat His Wisdom is eternal.

[diogenes]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Didn't the Dutch start the new world trade around 1600?

[Alterboy]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

A very informative and correct post, except you neglected to mention how those diabolical Arab traders got their slaves.
Nigra Tribes would fight each other, the conquering tribes would then take slaves from the tribes they defeated and SELL them to the Arabs.
The Nigra oppressed their own kind.
And then blame it on the white man...

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

A very informative and correct post, except you neglected to mention how those diabolical Arab traders got their slaves.
Nigra Tribes would fight each other, the conquering tribes would then take slaves from the tribes they defeated and SELL them to the Arabs.
The Nigra oppressed their own kind.
And then blame it on the white man...

A very profound insight Alterboy, we just went through Black History Month (the shortest month of the year) and I don't recall this obscure fact was ever mentioned.

It seems to me that this has some major implications, the first of which is that the slave business was selling an inferior product. It means that all the nigra's here are loosers, which explains why they are all so shiftless. Moreover, their claims for reparations are even more in doubt - and I always suspected all that Jesse Jackson "black pride" nonsense was a lot of snake oil.

[Alterboy]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

A very profound insight Alterboy, we just went through Black History Month (the shortest month of the year) and I don't recall this obscure fact was ever mentioned.

It seems to me that this has some major implications, the first of which is that the slave business was selling an inferior product. It means that all the nigra's here are loosers, which explains why they are all so shiftless. Moreover, their claims for reparations are even more in doubt - and I always suspected all that Jesse Jackson "black pride" nonsense was a lot of snake oil.

So many Africans love to play victim for past atrocities "commited" centuries ago. They tend to distort facts. In Africa they blame colonialism for everything while forgetting that before the white man came they were fighting each other and conquering one another. They tend to forget this, so instead, paint African history as peaceful and blame everything on colonialism.
When given freedom what happened? They opened themselves to dictatorships.
Right now Africans are killing Africans and who do they blame...
The white man.

[BelieverInGod]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

So many Africans love to play victim for past atrocities "commited" centuries ago. They tend to distort facts. In Africa they blame colonialism for everything while forgetting that before the white man came they were fighting each other and conquering one another. They tend to forget this, so instead, paint African history as peaceful and blame everything on colonialism.
When given freedom what happened? They opened themselves to dictatorships.
Right now Africans are killing Africans and who do they blame...
The white man.

All black slaves were given the right to go back to Africa and the "free state of Liberia". Personally I'd like to reinstate that option, although I doubt most of them wouldn't take us up on it.

Think of the money welfare could save. It's under $1,000 for a round trip. So what, about $500 for one way?

[Alterboy]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

All black slaves were given the right to go back to Africa and the "free state of Liberia". Personally I'd like to reinstate that option, although I doubt most of them wouldn't take us up on it.

Think of the money welfare could save. It's under $1,000 for a round trip. So what, about $500 for one way?

Liberia is proof that even after freedom they shackle themselves in tyranny!
Only know does the violence and bloodshed ebb.

[BelieverInGod]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Liberia is proof that even after freedom they shackle themselves in tyranny!
Only know does the violence and bloodshed ebb.

Yeah, but let them do it over there.

[NathanBrigsby]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Aye, I feel enlightened by your words of wisdom on the african slave trade. Perhaps, if Jesus allows it, the muslims should pay for their crimes of enslaving africans. An eye for an eye is appropriate. Shall we teach them the wrath of God by enslaving them for the number of years they have enslaved Africans? Just a simple thought. Perhaps in 2016 when America wakes up from la la land an elects another honest white man of faith like Jimmy Carter, we can get this punishment under way!

[Alterboy]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Aye, I feel enlightened by your words of wisdom on the african slave trade. Perhaps, if Jesus allows it, the muslims should pay for their crimes of enslaving africans. An eye for an eye is appropriate. Shall we teach them the wrath of God by enslaving them for the number of years they have enslaved Africans? Just a simple thought. Perhaps in 2016 when America wakes up from la la land an elects another honest white man of faith like Jimmy Carter, we can get this punishment under way!

Jimmy Carter? The peanut farmer? The guy who was more qualified to farm than to lead? That Jimmy Carter?

[NathanBrigsby]

Re: African Slave trade: who started it, and who stopped it

Jimmy Carter may have been unfit to lead but he can surely at least be the most fit to give just punishment to the muslim community. That is all that matters in this context. Not soe leftist view that is clouded by fears of not receiving equal housing or socialist reforms. Swift punishment among the muslim community to teach them a lesson. Jimmy Carter is the man of god who didn't need to rely on the words of the Vatican like George W. Bush did. There's proof in that pudding!