Michael Moore: "the United States was founded on genocide and built on the backs of slaves."

"It's not envy, it's war, it is a class war, it's a war that's been perpetrated by the rich on to everyone else. The class war is one they started. The mistake they made to deal with the racial part of this, is, um, their boots have been on the necks of people of color since we began. This is a nation founded on genocide and built on the backs of slaves, alright, so we started with a racial problem."

HISTORICAL TRUTH, MUST BE TOLD! The USA was built on genocide, perpetuated ware-fares and on the back and lives of other poor people! Historical FACT!

While all the proud little ultraconservative American, "greatest god-given", nationalistic know-nothings and pundits of mass hysteric stupidity in the mainstream media with their large teenage-like egos as big as their amnesia, whenever it comes to real history - as opposed to their childish "common sense" belief-, will certainly deny and bite around like the stupid folks they are, as if it wasn't historically known fact globally.
Lean some history you stupid pigs before you start whining around about and blatantly denying publicly the very publicly known reality of your past as well as your present!

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[JB4RONPAUL1]

Michael Moore is a misguided idiot. 

[melbyRick]

You might wanna slow down on all the cheeseburgers and twinkies, Michael... because of course, none of us would want you to have a heart-attack and die sometime soon. That would put an untimely end to all your bullshit lying and guilt-tripping. How tragic.

[melbyRick]

@1RudeGyal2 During the *primary development* of the US? Really? We built those skyscrapers all the back in the 1600's, did we? We came up with computers and satellites to guide Magellan and Chris Columbus to the New World? Oh, right, black and brown people did all those things, didn't they. Well, since they're such prolific workers, it totally makes sense for us to have equal-opportunity laws to force employers to hire them; because we all know that businessmen hate productivity.

[1RudeGyal2]

@melbyRick

This is a typically delusional response from someone completely unfamiliar w/enslavement within this country. It's funny how white people can remember that slavery ended a century and a half ago but conveniently forget slavery was enforced for 400 years, during the primary development of the US.

Please pick up a history book not created by history revisionists to alleviate your ignorance.

[melbyRick]

Huh... so you're saying that we built this whole country with cotton??? I'm sorry, Michael-cunt-Moore, but since I'm from a poor working-class white family, I'm just not able to believe that slave labor had much, or really anything, to do with "building" this country. Especially when slavery was totally disbanded and outlawed about a century-and-a-half ago. I'm also glad to see that this video has almost NO VIEWS... which shows what the average person thinks of you and your little theories.