Perfected it? I don’t know. I kind of doubt it. Even back in the Bible… I’m referencing this because I don’t read many books that are 2000 years old. Jesus wasn’t allowed by the townspeople to walk through certain towns because he was a Jew.
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His disciples on the other hand thought it would be a good miracle for Jesus to do if he had fire rain down from heaven on those towns. He (paraphrase) told them they didn’t get it.
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Well, you have your points, but I mean it was blurry back in the day, nowadays it was backed up by “Science”…
Modern slavery was of course motivated by economic reasons, but then it was also mixed with “Eurocentrism”…
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yeah but back in the days that was mostly tradition
racism by recognition is another thing than racism by tradition
the only we named a situations the other was what people used to do because of God
if you of course understand it because I didn’t explain it well
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Yikes. You mean Darwinism? I’m trying not to help this conversation become as offensive as it can possibly be. I’m going to have to sit this one out. Or change subjects.
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Yep.
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colonies overall
I mean that was the point after colonies
a good colony is to not find any people and boom done we now stay here
a bad colony you have to do war with the people there and kill them or eventually take them as slaves because you won them and of course nobody that was beaten down will have your personal benefit.
just logical thinking from what I know of course
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It’s hard for me to measure the quality of racism in ancient times. But on the record it existed. And I doubt if human nature itself was better back then or right now.
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God
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Lol
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I meant that the Spanish were the first to colonize Americas, alongside Portuguese, thus racism started in their colonies.
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Rofl
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it is really hard because the only thing they had is to be human. Even war was to protect and expand plus it was a celebration
things changed for good if you see how we live now and try to imagine people living then by the “then” standards
it is really tricky I couldn’t even understand it and I had to read 4 different book with perspectives just to come to conclusion that I will never know and then remembering my mother has Phd in history and then explained it to me xD
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I always wonder about why people think the way they do about the history of slavery…
If we look at what America was, it started as a colony. Slavery existed at that time and persisted in places for economic convenience.
It reminds me a decent bit of China. It was “out of sight, out of mind” for the European side of the British Empire, so they could easily reap the benefits of slave labor in Europe when things were sent back to the Empire’s main hub.
Kind of like how people get iPhones from slave labor in northwest China…
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I just finished listening to the latest Freeman Fly podcast. On that note, has anyone here astral travelled to Bardo or to the 8th sphere? Any stories you can share?
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it’s really not the same by the internet standards
even your own perspective will change about how non racist are a lot of things and they are only just an identity which is true real life too.
The internet shows the same thing as weakness when it is not plus you will not have the favour of the society which still not true because functional social people don’t sit on internet to tell about racism or racist things like that.
God
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I was just telling a historical FACT man
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Facts over feelings!!’
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@anon36920264 bro are you a tiger?
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