LittleBlackCloud posted:

impossible to take the single K spelling seriously it's either c or kkk

CaptainACAB posted:

120,000, less than 1% of the japanese american population, were put into camps in which the conditions were always better than you'd find on any indian reservation, black ghetto or even regular prison, and the government has spent the entire time since then bending over backwards to offer reparations, apologies and extensive education (i learned more about these camps than i ever did about the countless massacres of blacks, or even the indian reservations IN MY OWN STATE!!!) which they have done and will never do for any other group but yeah sure, the japanese were uniquely oppressed.

there will never be an introspection on this because we, again, are just browbeaten by baby brains such as Settler Colonialist J Sakai.

idk maybe try asking stalin? you know, the guy who accomplished far more and liberated far more people than j sakai could ever dream of.

lumpentroll posted:

lobster shirt posted:

what's up with spelling it amerika, like what is the actual reason people do this? good faith question i am very curious about it!

Idia posted:

I read it and didn't find it particularly eye opening nor do I understand why it gets under certain leftists skin so much?
The earlier parts of the book, on the formation of the labor aristocracy was interesting but that's about it.

skipmyseashells posted:

mr kwame ture? you’re a race essentialist cia operative who’s wrong because america is ironically going to be the vanguard of the revolution

CoolCab posted:

yeah...haha...who would buy a bunch of books and never actually read them. c-couldn't be me.

gradenko_2000 posted:

used book stores are also the only stores where you can actually find any decent books anymore

all the bookstores where I live are just full of pop culture crap

F Stop Fitzgerald posted:

are the patsocs really mad this crank read settlers lmfao