Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: freedomsbeat212
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: freedomsbeat212
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Why is slavery associated with black people even though it's happened to tons of other races throughout history?
There are no answers to these questions.
Valid point, but white liberals have a certain "white man's guilt" because slavery was so recent that their great grand fathers owned slaves in American, know what I mean? We're detached from the slaves in egypt.
But the Holocaust, in reference to the 1940s, happened in Europe, what makes that any different?
True, I agree with you, but genocides, both small and large, happen to this very day. There are not many countries with organized forms of slavery.
Maybe not in the traditional sense of owner/master work, but there are lots of slaves out in the world today, whether it's to their goverments, etc. To address your point though, I agree there are genocides happening everywhere. America simply doesn't care. There is an entire conversation I could have on how we're 'helping restore democracy' in other nations right now because it suits us, yet in Africa millions have been slaughtered and it simply doesn't concern the US because there is no monetary gain. It's selective aide. Should the US even really be expected to help other countries? Personally I don't believe it's our problem, but where do you draw the line? Everyone hates the US until they need something. This is not to say we're the only ones. Tons of nations have turned their backs to such slaughter.