divabot posted:

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Dmitri-9 posted:

What is the deal with Scott Alexander lately? It is wall to wall Freddie deBoer, Amber Frost, and Current Affairs. He's gone from flirting with Ignatius Reilly to french kissing Madame Defarge.

The Vosgian Beast posted:

That said it's still vaguely worrying that he works in psychiatry https://slatestarscratchpad.tumblr.com/post/160215100256/slatestarscratchpad-public-service-announcement

The Vosgian Beast posted:

I don't know why Rev is so down on Christianity. He certainly has adopted the contemporary American Christian persecution complex as his own.

Tacky-rear end Rococco posted:

CotSG is a real fake religion? Something one can be active in? I thought it was like Discordianism.

The Vosgian Beast posted:

http://alt-rightfactbase.blogspot.com/?m=1

The Vosgian Beast posted:

http://alt-rightfactbase.blogspot.com/?m=1

quote:

Whites are not wealthy because of Colonialism:

http://therightstuff.biz/2016/01/10/wealth-of-colonizers-or-lack-thereof/


Colonialism did not make Africa poor:

http://therightstuff.biz/2015/08/20/colonization-did-not-make-africa-poor/



Black slaves had it better, materially speaking, than the majority of the worlds population including the European population.

http://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2016/04/15/slavery-in-the-united-states/






When the Muslims enslaved us Whites, the women and little
boys were used exclusively as sex toys, while the men were
promptly worked to death. Conversely, we treated blacks so
well, they were universally sad when slavery ended.


During the depression, some folks got the idea to go down to the South and record the narrative of the last living slaves, and George P. Rawick compiled these narratives into a 19-volume collection called The American Slave: A Composite Autobiography.
These are excerpted from that work.

Patsy Mitchner, age 84 when interviewed on July 2, 1937: posted:

Before two years had passed after the surrender, there was two out of every three slaves who wished they was back with their marsters. The marsters’ kindness to the friend of the family after the war is the cause of the friend of the family having things today. There was a lot of love between marster and slave, and there is few of us that don’t love the white folks today.
[…]
Slavery was better for us than things is now, in some cases. Niggers then didn’t have no responsibility; just work, obey, and eat.

ate all the Oreos posted:

It's basically the church of the flying spaghetti monster, you can "be active" in it but the prerequisite is that you're a horrible insufferable jackass

Race Realists posted:

i dont wanna live on this planet anymore

ate all the Oreos posted:

Look look i found this quote by some guy named Uncle Tom and that proves that slavery was actually good!

alt right "fact" base posted:

When the Muslims enslaved us Whites, the women and little
boys were used exclusively as sex toys,

Caliph Abd al-Malik posted:

He who wishes to take a slave-girl for pleasure, let him take a Berber; he who wishes to take one as a domestic servant, let him take a Roman; and he who wishes to take one to produce a child, let him take a Persian.

alt right "fact" base posted:

while the men were
promptly worked to death.

Race Realists posted:

quote:

Patsy Mitchner, age 84 when interviewed on July 2, 1937: posted:

Before two years had passed after the surrender, there was two out of every three slaves who wished they was back with their marsters. The marsters’ kindness to the friend of the family after the war is the cause of the friend of the family having things today. There was a lot of love between marster and slave, and there is few of us that don’t love the white folks today.
[…]
Slavery was better for us than things is now, in some cases. Niggers then didn’t have no responsibility; just work, obey, and eat.

i dont wanna live on this planet anymore

quote:

G. W. Hawkins, Little Rock, Arkansas
"There were slave men kept that forced slave women to do what they wanted to do. And if the slave women didn't do it, the masters or the overseers whipped them till they did. The women were beat and made to go to them. They were big fine men, and the masters wanted the women to have children by them. And there were some white men, too, who forced the slave women to do what they wanted to. Some of them didn't want to stop when slavery stopped."

quote:

Mulberry, Florida October 8, 1936 SAM AND LOUISA EVERETT
On this plantation were more than 100 slaves who were mated indiscriminately and without any regard for family unions. If their master thought that a certain man and woman might have strong, healthy offspring, he forced them to have sexual relation, even though they were married to other slaves. If there seemed to be any slight reluctance on the part of either of the unfortunate ones "Big Jim" would make them consummate this relationship in his presence. He used the same procedure if he thought a certain couple was not producing children fast enough. He enjoyed these orgies very much and often entertained his friends in this manner; quite often he and his guests would engage in these debaucheries, choosing for themselves the prettiest of the young women. Sometimes they forced the unhappy husbands and lovers of their victims to look on.

quote:

MR. WILLIAM WARD
"One time they sent me on Ol' man Mack Williams' farm here in Jasper County, Georgia. That man would kill you sure. If that little branch on his plantation could talk it would tell many a tale 'bout folks bein' knocked in the head. I done seen Mack Williams kill folks and I done seen 'im have folks killed. One day he tol' me that if my wife had been good lookin', I never would sleep with her again 'cause he'd kill me and take her and raise childrens off'n her. They uster take women away from there husbands and put with some other man to breed jes' like they would do cattle. They always kept a man penned up and they used 'im like a stud hoss.
"When you didn't do right Ol' Mack Williams would shoot you or tie a chain 'roun your neck and throw you in the river. He'd get them other niggers to carry them to the river and if they didn't he'd shoot 'em down. Any time they didn't do whut he said he would shoot 'em down. He'd tell 'em to "Ketch that friend of the family", and they would do it. Then he would tell 'em to put the chain 'roun there neck and throw 'em in the river. I ain't heard this--I done seen it.

pookel posted:

Yeah, I actually made a personal hobby project out of reading through these slave narratives. One of the interesting things about them is how clearly the quality and tone varies based on who was doing the interviewing. See, they sent a bunch of young white people to interview elderly slaves in the South in the 1930s, and many of them didn't adequately explain the purpose of their questioning. Of course this was the peak time for "Lost Cause" revisionism and Confederate nostalgia, and a lot of white people wanted to think that the slave days weren't so bad. So often, the former slaves told them what they thought white people wanted to hear: that everything was fine in the old days, and master was kind, and we were well treated. But then you find the rare narrative from a black writer, or a white one who was simply better at doing interviews and gaining the trust of the interview subjects, and you see a lot of very, very grim stuff.

Here's a tiny sample:

quote:

“A large farmer, Colonel McQuiller in Cashaw county, South Carolina, was in the habit of driving nails into a hogshead so as to leave the point of the nail just protruding in the inside of the cask; into this, he used to put his slaves for punishment, and roll them down a very long and steep hill. I have heard from several slaves, (though I had no means of ascertaining the truth of this statement,) that in this way he had killed six or seven of his slaves.”

pookel posted:

Yeah, I actually made a personal hobby project out of reading through these slave narratives. One of the interesting things about them is how clearly the quality and tone varies based on who was doing the interviewing. See, they sent a bunch of young white people to interview elderly slaves in the South in the 1930s, and many of them didn't adequately explain the purpose of their questioning. Of course this was the peak time for "Lost Cause" revisionism and Confederate nostalgia, and a lot of white people wanted to think that the slave days weren't so bad. So often, the former slaves told them what they thought white people wanted to hear: that everything was fine in the old days, and master was kind, and we were well treated. But then you find the rare narrative from a black writer, or a white one who was simply better at doing interviews and gaining the trust of the interview subjects, and you see a lot of very, very grim stuff.

Here's a tiny sample:

Baby Babbeh posted:

I mean, it was not uncommon for slaves to continue working for their former masters, but it was more a case of what the gently caress else are you going to do for work in the reconstruction south than any affection for them.

Gorn Myson posted:

I've seen people make the observation before that white nationalists are basically terrified of having the same crimes that their ancestors inflicted on other races be committed on them. I think you've just uncovered why the obsession with cuckholding is so rampant amongst these guys.

Jippa posted:

I was just thinking exactly the same thing reading that.

SHY NUDIST GRRL posted:

The porn probably traces itself back to that though. A legacy with such great hits as the "white slavery" sub genre

Hihohe posted:

Im reading these accounts of slavery and I just want to say," thanks General Sherman for burning the south to the ground. "

Nanomashoes posted:

divabot posted:

Ousted Oculus founder Palmer Luckey says he felt restrained at Facebook: 'I could not cosplay'

https://twitter.com/therealzef/status/862848714523774976