Slavery wuz a choice!! Reasons why...

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Slavery was a choice but at the same time it was not a choice.

I see too many so called blacks get emotionally distressed over slavery. As a so called black American I am not emotionally attached to slavery as many others are. I don't believe in the mainstream narrative of 400 Years of Slavery.

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I have studied the history of human activity in the Atlantic world. Europeans shipping MILLIONS of AFRICANS across the Atlantic is extremely exaggerated thousands of Africans were brought to the Americas not millions.

Slavery was a caste system, in fact to be a slave was to be many things. Slaves were just the poor of society and did not always equate to people with dark skin.

Slaves came in different forms: Prisoners of Wars (POWs), Debt Slaves, Servants, and Convicts

Prisoners of War:

Many slaves in the Americas came from European colonization of the Americas. The usual practice was shipping these Indians to other parts in the Americas. The real Middle Passage was the Caribbean Islands, while slaves were traded between South America, Central America, North America, and the Caribbean. With some coming from Africa.


The Yamasee Indian War [Note: Many Indians escaped slavery through the Underground Railroad system since they knew the land]
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Debt Slaves:

Most of your debt slaves could be considered servants under the system of Indentured Servitude. These indentured servants came in different colors or nationalities and were POOR. Most of them were European. They worked under contracts because of the debt they owed in most cases.

The Poor Blacks being sent to their Settlement [Note: This image shows blacks of various types including Black Britains and Indians being sent to West Africa specifically Sierra Leone in which the colony becomes known as Freetown]

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Servants, Black Boys and Indian Queen:


In America the American Indians practiced their own form of servitude or class of servants.

"The Virginia tribes possessed a people of rank inferior to commons, a sort of servants...called Black Boys attendant upon the gentry"

Virginian Black Boy

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The Indian Queen

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Convicts:
These were typically men who committed some kind of criminal acts and were punished by imprisonment and labor. No different than the current prison industrial system. In fact the 13th amendment didn't abolish slavery as many falsely believe. It nationalized slavery transferring the property of slaves over to the state. If you read the amendment correctly you would understand.

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SUMMARY

Slavery was a choice for many people who were involved for various reasons. People who were trying to pay off a debt chose to work under someone. People who chose to commit crimes, if you can't do the time don't do the crime.

Slavery was not a choice for the people who were prisoners of war, the children who inherited the status of slavery from their parents because of debt and laws that made slavery hereditary. Or just child labor in general


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One of my ancestors would fall within the category of indentured servitude she worked in New Orleans like those children but lived in a different state according to the documents.
 

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Is this from the Texas textbook of United States history?

Can you prove it was thousands that were shipped? It makes sense but you know, I’ve been brainwashed by the liberal media. I just have to think about the whole 3/5 vote compromise when dealing house of representive. How would thousands be the cause for such a policy???
 
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Is this from the Texas textbook of United States history?

Can you prove it was thousands that were shipped? It makes sense but you know, I’ve been brainwashed by the liberal media. I just have to think about the whole 3/5 vote compromise when dealing house of representive. How would thousands be the cause for such a policy???
No this is from my own research. I studied the collections within the British Museum, Amsterdam Pipe Museum, and just many historical artifacts that become auctioned at high prices. Along with other sources from books and my ancestral documentation. I also took into consideration how many blacks mention they have Indian in them or their grandma was Indian.

I can prove that there were so called black populations in America already

William Rush, a U.S. neoclassical sculptor has a depiction of an American Indian as this:
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In regards to the 3/5 vote compromise. Combine the thousands of Black Africans with the thousands of Black Indians and other slaves including Europeans and the Asian Indians by the Great Lakes. 1787 the only South was the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia. Florida, Mississippi, Alabama was not U.S. territory in other words much of the South wasn't even part of the country at that time.

Don't equate slave population with black population

Horrible bait. Try harder next time.
Bait? I just gave quick summary of the different forms of slavery. Slavey was a choice and at the same not a choice. Complex history of slavery traces back centuries.

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Cooning 101

I can’t believe I sat here and read that sh!t.

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Ignorance 101

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Fun Fact: Calling so called black people coon traces back to the Indian fur trade when some of our ancestors wore the Raccoon tail (North American animal) part of their Indian attire.
 
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