Haha, yeah, human suffering and injustice are hilarious. Anyway, you’re so smart, you figured out half of the answer, look at you! Wow!
Yeah, native and black americans. So what’s the point of the original comment? Should the USA have a white history month, learning about white prisoners of war being slaves 2000 years ago?
Yeah, and which races are STILL suffering the consequences of that very recent bad time in USA?
The native americans or whatever the specific tribe wishes to be called. Lol
Haha, yeah, human suffering and injustice are hilarious. Anyway, you’re so smart, you figured out half of the answer, look at you! Wow!
Yeah, native and black americans. So what’s the point of the original comment? Should the USA have a white history month, learning about white prisoners of war being slaves 2000 years ago?
You honestly have an issue with discussing the treatment of the Irish around the time of an Irish holiday?
No, I have an issue with the first comment I replied to. Just like the other people who replied much more calmly and politely.
Your original comment and your second paragraph are what I’m talking about.
Only when it’s used as an excuse to shut down conversation of the historical and current impacts of the enslavement of other peoples.
Right, but in this scenario the African slave trade is being used to shut down the conversation of the treatment of the Irish.
I didn’t see anyone talking about the treatment of the Irish, but by all means go off.
What exactly do you think this post is about?
A joke around the stereotype of white people playing at oppression like it’s something to be proud of rather than an ugly wound that has never healed.