Black Supremacist Economics

Black racists love to claim that white people are richer than black people on average not because of hard work, healthy attitudes, and successful behaviors. Nope. Supposedly, we are profiting from slavery, an institution destroyed 150 years ago following a very expensive and destructive war. Can whites' wealth be traced back to slavery? I provide a bit of perspective on the matter.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• black racism
• slave profits
• profits from slavery
• white wealth
• white privilege
• black supremacist
• slavers
• descendants of slavery

[WorldSacred]

Wouldn't the Great Depression put a real stop to the inheritance of any descendants of slavers? Though I am not from your country, only the rich owned slaves, and slavery only made the rich richer. I kind of wonder why my countrymen are so well off without the use of slavery in the past. Of course, Africa should be swimming in wealth due to the massive resources and slave labour STILL present there.

[kkilo34]

@WorldSacred Very true. Slavery does not result in widespread prosperity for anyone. It benefits only a small portion of society. And even those who benefit don't reap that much of a reward. 

[blokcom]

"RBGSolider" give it up already man, you folks look like clowns but even clowns deserve more respect. Most of your doctrine are based on lies. And your "boy" Seti is a liar full tilt. You and your "boy" are proof that there is something seriously wrong in the "Blackkk Community". You see, your comments reflect the stupidity and you cannot even refute one counter claim. All you do is cry racism. Like likkke a bitch.

[kkilo34]

@RBGSolider Oh, jesus christ. I'm going to let that one stand on its own merits. Everyone, see what I mean? Yeah. Exactly.

[kkilo34]

@RBGSolider This comment doesn't address the central question in the video. If slavery created such profits, why are former slave states poorer than union states? Why are West African countries where slaves were sold by other Africans not richer than other African countries? Notice how this black supremacist just labels the questions "racist" and doesn't even answer them. This is how black racism works. Just cry racism whenever someone calls you on your bullshit.

[kkilo34]

@DonVoghano "Up until 40 years ago the US had a pretty even society." This claim is flat false. Do you have a source to back this up? Do you know that, in fact, the wealthy pay a higher percentage of their taxes than they did 40 years ago? This is fact, and I can back up my claims with sources. Would you like to see them? They are mainstream sources, so you can verify this information yourself. Would you like to see the facts, or do you prefer to go on basing opinions on ignorance? Your choice.

[DonVoghano]

@kkilo34 That's why I said "West" as in advanced industrial societies usually understood to be in Western Europe, US, Canada and aligned countries with similar properties like Japan. What would I prefer? How about the way it was when it worked? Up until 40 years ago the US had a pretty even society. The rich paid their fair share of taxes and everyone prospered, just like they still prosper in Nordic countries today, where they still do pay fair taxes.

[kkilo34]

@DonVoghano "The US is one of the most unequal societies in the West " Wrong. The standards of living in this country are higher than most of the rest of the planet. Yes, there is a gap between rich and poor. In other countries, there is no gap, because poverty is spread evenly. You would prefer an equal distribution of poverty over an unequal distribution of wealth? Less finance? WTF are you talking about? Do you even understand how business works? If not, well, that explains a lot.

[kkilo34]

@DonVoghano "The US is one of the most unequal societies in the West " Wrong. The standards of living in this country are higher than most of the rest of the planet. Yes, there is a gap between rich and poor. In other countries, there is no gap, because poverty is spread evenly. You would prefer an equal distribution of poverty over an unequal distribution of wealth? Less finance? WTF are you talking about? Do you even understand how business works? If not, well, that explains a lot.