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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #125 on: February 10, 2018, 02:13:57 PM »
Slavery.....
It gets shit done.

OMG, is that real?
Yes. They're called pinkies and they are frozen baby mice. Fed to lizards/snakes/frogs.
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #126 on: February 10, 2018, 02:15:24 PM »

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #127 on: February 10, 2018, 02:19:21 PM »

Without black inventors you would have no traffic signals, lightbulbs, potato chips, CD's, Televisions, Stereos, open heart surgery, brain surgery, refrigerators, ice cream, paper clips, microwaves, canned goods, and a lot of other shit.   

Without blacks as a whole you wouldn't have Town Square, No White House, at least half of the country would be under French Rule (Louisana Purchase) the other half would be British Rule.   

Uh,  ??? I didn't knew that T.A.Edison & Nikola Tesla were NON white  :o

TV ,  ??? ah yes  Mr.Hitler 1936 Olympiad was the 1st televised event & there was NO black production/creation mob there  ::)

Canned goods, African invention  ::) ::) ::)

Town square  :P, Romans & ancient Greeks build city squares long, long, long time ago ........................ ... ;)

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #128 on: February 10, 2018, 02:27:23 PM »
That's pretty much what we have on this page.  Excuses for failure and an attempt to give unskilled functionally retarded slave labor credit for the existence of the United States.

Fucking pathetic.


FACTS: without slavery , Afro-Americans would NOT EXIST  ;D

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #129 on: February 10, 2018, 02:30:14 PM »
FACTS: Without Islam, France would prosper.

WELCOME TO ISLAMIC FRANCE
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #130 on: February 10, 2018, 02:39:19 PM »
FACTS: Without Islam, France would prosper.

WELCOME TO ISLAMIC FRANCE


O, shit  :o :o :o

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #132 on: February 10, 2018, 03:54:00 PM »
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« Reply #133 on: February 10, 2018, 04:08:08 PM »

Without black inventors you would have no traffic signals, lightbulbs, potato chips, CD's, Televisions, Stereos, open heart surgery, brain surgery, refrigerators, ice cream, paper clips, microwaves, canned goods, and a lot of other shit.   

Without blacks as a whole you wouldn't have Town Square, No White House, at least half of the country would be under French Rule (Louisana Purchase) the other half would be British Rule.   

Hahaha At least you have a sense of humor Vince :)

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #134 on: February 10, 2018, 04:11:40 PM »
 

1. There are many great black inventors just google them. The large proportion of white inventors when compared to white inventors can be explained by the same situation in art for white women. How come 99.99% of artists pre-1900 are all white males? Because of gender dynamics which were in effect in every aspect of life. Women just were not able to participate in the art world as it was shunned by males. In the same situation African Americans were not included in the same way due to culture/social caste systems etc.

2. The backwardness of Africa can be explained by colonialism. You look at the countries with the worst crime in the world and it is no surprise they were former colonies. The more established the colonial rule, and the larger amount of culutural groups the more fucked up the countries are. This is due to income inequality. This along with prior institutionalized caste systems created massive amounts of anger.  I believe there is also a correlation between income inequality and mass shootings. Anglosaxon countries with less income inequality have less mass shootings (Canada, Australia).

In addition to this colonial states tended to birth presidential political systems which are highly ineffective in countries with multiple cultural groups, causes. This creates political systems that are winner take all and create massive amounts of political polarization. The US has begun to experience this. The correct political system to make sure everyone has representation is parliamentarism. This would lead to a happier populace that feels included see countries in Northern Europe. Not being equally represented pisses people off. Parliamentarism is also much more stable.

3. The reason why blacks have higher crime rates is because of many social constructs. The main one is the socioeconomic structure of the country on which blacks started being included in the mid 1900s. This means blacks have had a 300 year late start. This resulted in owning less property, businesses etc. In addition to this racial social constructs have created a society in which in some cases black people are presumed guilty automayically because of race.

So black people tend to be poorer, and tend to feel more disenfranchised. This results in us being angrier, and having the feeling that we need to seek out justice on our own means since within our communities their is a sense that the system does not work in the same way for all.

4. The reason for black women having more stds is due to socioeconomic, education levels.  As blacks tend to be poorer due to above reasons we also tend to come from poorer households with lower levels of education. This leads to higher levels of sexual activity. I am curious if anyone can dig up std rates by income and see how whites, latins rate in std by income levels compared to us.

5. Poorer cities with less funding become even worse, and the above mentioned factors also affect life.

The plight of African Americans is never ending cycle that needs to be short circuited. Hateful, and racist comments like some people make on this site negatively affect the whole country. The impact of racism is tremendous and part of the reason for the growing crime problems. The country has been racist since inception why not try something else?



That Wall of Writing
Just to say Blame The White Man  ::)
As has already been pointed out by several others.

Pathetic excuse - Really that’s the best you can do.


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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #135 on: February 10, 2018, 04:17:01 PM »
It's useless trying to explain anything to the kkk members of this site. That's why you rarely see us post here. Okay go ahead flame away


Hmmm more like low intelligence
And the Facts aren’t disputable & not favourable to the majority of blacks.

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #136 on: February 10, 2018, 04:42:37 PM »
Hahaha At least you have a sense of humor Vince :)


I'm serious...without slavery, America could not have the high production of goods and materials needed to fund the Revolutionary War, Louisiana Purchase, buildings, etc. 


George Washington...as brilliant of a commander he was, would have been crushed by the British very quickly.....BTW, part of the reason the French sold the Purchase is because their slaves they had in Haiti revolved and beat the ever loving shit out of them...then went to the U.S and helped Washington beat the shit out of the British.

Its also why the Confederates lost.  They had an obvious advantage in military leadership....Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Pickett, Longstreet.   However they were beaten due to the overwhelming size of the Union in addition to running out of resources once they captured all of that cotton and tobacco.   



There would be no United States without black people.....even  the Atomic Bomb that ended World War 2 would not have been possible without black scientists, construction workers.   However, as I stated before, I don't believe in a Black History Month because Black History is American History and distinguishing it separate from anything other history is bullshit.   
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #137 on: February 10, 2018, 04:59:39 PM »
 



2. The backwardness of Africa can be explained by colonialism. You look at the countries with the worst crime in the world and it is no surprise they were former colonies. The more established the colonial rule, and the larger amount of culutural groups the more fucked up the countries are. This is due to income inequality. This along with prior institutionalized caste systems created massive amounts of anger.  I believe there is also a correlation between income inequality and mass shootings. Anglosaxon countries with less income inequality have less mass shootings (Canada, Australia).

In addition to this colonial states tended to birth presidential political systems which are highly ineffective in countries with multiple cultural for all.



No it can't.  The United States started as the 13 Colonies.  ...  Also explain Canada, Australia, etc...

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #138 on: February 10, 2018, 05:02:50 PM »


Top 10 list of black history

1.   Half Black President Barry Sotero/Barrack Hussein Obama
2.   Abolitionists and Civil Rights activists like Frederick Douglas, MLK, Rosa Parks, etc.
3.   Artists, musicians, athletes and entertainers like Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, etc.
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8.   Slaves who were forced to do unskilled labor and build things that white people designed
9.   Black guy who got a free burrito once at Chipotle
10. Black guy who may or may not have invented peanut butter



OK, I've updated the list and been extremely kind by including Vince's absurd slave theory as well as civil rights activists and entertainers.  I left burrito boy on the list because it's funny.

Can anyone add to this list in a real and meaningful way?  I don't want to see a list of alleged black inventors without an accurate list of what they invented with some supporting evidence.  Also, don't use any nonsensical theories like the iPhone would never have existed without black people because Apple had a black janitor and a black security guard.  Give me something real that is supported by hard evidence.  Something that could be considered historic in the traditional definition of the word.

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #139 on: February 10, 2018, 05:09:04 PM »
If White men are so bad why don't they move back to Africa  ;D They would be welcomed with open arms and have a chance to make Africa great again all on their own  :P

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #140 on: February 10, 2018, 07:10:14 PM »

I'm serious...without slavery, America could not have the high production of goods and materials needed to fund the Revolutionary War, Louisiana Purchase, buildings, etc. 


George Washington...as brilliant of a commander he was, would have been crushed by the British very quickly.....BTW, part of the reason the French sold the Purchase is because their slaves they had in Haiti revolved and beat the ever loving shit out of them...then went to the U.S and helped Washington beat the shit out of the British.

Its also why the Confederates lost.  They had an obvious advantage in military leadership....Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Pickett, Longstreet.   However they were beaten due to the overwhelming size of the Union in addition to running out of resources once they captured all of that cotton and tobacco.   



There would be no United States without black people.....even  the Atomic Bomb that ended World War 2 would not have been possible without black scientists, construction workers.   However, as I stated before, I don't believe in a Black History Month because Black History is American History and distinguishing it separate from anything other history is bullshit.   

Put it that way, that is a reasonable concept. True - slavery was one of the reasons production of goods in the early history of the US was high. Then there was the Industrial Revolution and everything changed.

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #141 on: February 10, 2018, 07:15:23 PM »
OK, I've updated the list and been extremely kind by including Vince's absurd slave theory as well as civil rights activists and entertainers.  I left burrito boy on the list because it's funny.

Can anyone add to this list in a real and meaningful way?  I don't want to see a list of alleged black inventors without an accurate list of what they invented with some supporting evidence.  Also, don't use any nonsensical theories like the iPhone would never have existed without black people because Apple had a black janitor and a black security guard.  Give me something real that is supported by hard evidence.  Something that could be considered historic in the traditional definition of the word.


"Dr. Shirley Jackson is an American physicist who received her Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1973. She was the first African-American woman to earn a doctorate in nuclear physics at MIT. In addition to her lengthy list of academic achievements, she also has an impressive number of inventions under her belt. Jackson conducted successful experiments in theoretical physics and used her knowledge of physics to foster advances in telecommunications research while working at Bell Laboratories. Dr. Jackson conducted breakthrough basic scientific research that enabled others to invent the portable fax, touch tone telephone, solar cells, fiber optic cables, and the technology behind caller ID and call waiting."

"Otis Boykin also famously invented a control unit for the pacemaker, a device implanted in the body to help the heart beat normally. Boykin's invention allowed the pacemaker to be more precisely regulated."

"Thanks to Charles Drew, that blood is available. Drew was a physician, surgeon, and medical researcher who worked with a team at Red Cross on groundbreaking discoveries around blood transfusions. In World War II, he played a major role in developing the first large-scale blood banks and blood plasma programs."

"Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr. is one of America’s most important contemporary mathematicians. At 13, he became the University of Chicago’s youngest student. Wilkins continued his studies there, earning bachelor, master, and eventually earning his doctorate degree in mathematics at the age of 19. He’s published papers in mathematics, optics, and nuclear engineering. As a mathematician for the American Optical Company in Buffalo, N.Y., he perfected lens design for microscopes and ophthalmologic uses. His greatest contribution to scholarship was the development of mathematical models to explain gamma radiation and his work on developing a shielding against gamma radiation."


Dr. Patricia Bath (born 1942) revolutionized the field of ophthalmology when she invented a device that refined laser cataract surgery, called the Laserphaco Probe"
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #142 on: February 10, 2018, 08:07:35 PM »

"Dr. Shirley Jackson is an American physicist who received her Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1973. She was the first African-American woman to earn a doctorate in nuclear physics at MIT. In addition to her lengthy list of academic achievements, she also has an impressive number of inventions under her belt. Jackson conducted successful experiments in theoretical physics and used her knowledge of physics to foster advances in telecommunications research while working at Bell Laboratories. Dr. Jackson conducted breakthrough basic scientific research that enabled others to invent the portable fax, touch tone telephone, solar cells, fiber optic cables, and the technology behind caller ID and call waiting."

"Otis Boykin also famously invented a control unit for the pacemaker, a device implanted in the body to help the heart beat normally. Boykin's invention allowed the pacemaker to be more precisely regulated."

"Thanks to Charles Drew, that blood is available. Drew was a physician, surgeon, and medical researcher who worked with a team at Red Cross on groundbreaking discoveries around blood transfusions. In World War II, he played a major role in developing the first large-scale blood banks and blood plasma programs."

"Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr. is one of America’s most important contemporary mathematicians. At 13, he became the University of Chicago’s youngest student. Wilkins continued his studies there, earning bachelor, master, and eventually earning his doctorate degree in mathematics at the age of 19. He’s published papers in mathematics, optics, and nuclear engineering. As a mathematician for the American Optical Company in Buffalo, N.Y., he perfected lens design for microscopes and ophthalmologic uses. His greatest contribution to scholarship was the development of mathematical models to explain gamma radiation and his work on developing a shielding against gamma radiation."


Dr. Patricia Bath (born 1942) revolutionized the field of ophthalmology when she invented a device that refined laser cataract surgery, called the Laserphaco Probe"




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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #143 on: February 10, 2018, 08:32:56 PM »

I'm serious...without slavery, America could not have the high production of goods and materials needed to fund the Revolutionary War, Louisiana Purchase, buildings, etc. 


George Washington...as brilliant of a commander he was, would have been crushed by the British very quickly.....BTW, part of the reason the French sold the Purchase is because their slaves they had in Haiti revolved and beat the ever loving shit out of them...then went to the U.S and helped Washington beat the shit out of the British.

Its also why the Confederates lost.  They had an obvious advantage in military leadership....Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Pickett, Longstreet.   However they were beaten due to the overwhelming size of the Union in addition to running out of resources once they captured all of that cotton and tobacco.   



There would be no United States without black people.....even  the Atomic Bomb that ended World War 2 would not have been possible without black scientists, construction workers.   However, as I stated before, I don't believe in a Black History Month because Black History is American History and distinguishing it separate from anything other history is bullshit.   
Glad all those wig wearing cracker ass sumbitches stayed out of the blacks way so they could watch them build this country.
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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #145 on: February 10, 2018, 08:56:44 PM »
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« Reply #146 on: February 10, 2018, 09:55:43 PM »
Love the video of the Mail Man. Karl speaks the truth.




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« Reply #148 on: February 10, 2018, 10:54:45 PM »

"Dr. Shirley Jackson is an American physicist who received her Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1973. She was the first African-American woman to earn a doctorate in nuclear physics at MIT. In addition to her lengthy list of academic achievements, she also has an impressive number of inventions under her belt. Jackson conducted successful experiments in theoretical physics and used her knowledge of physics to foster advances in telecommunications research while working at Bell Laboratories. Dr. Jackson conducted breakthrough basic scientific research that enabled others to invent the portable fax, touch tone telephone, solar cells, fiber optic cables, and the technology behind caller ID and call waiting."

"Otis Boykin also famously invented a control unit for the pacemaker, a device implanted in the body to help the heart beat normally. Boykin's invention allowed the pacemaker to be more precisely regulated."

"Thanks to Charles Drew, that blood is available. Drew was a physician, surgeon, and medical researcher who worked with a team at Red Cross on groundbreaking discoveries around blood transfusions. In World War II, he played a major role in developing the first large-scale blood banks and blood plasma programs."

"Jesse Ernest Wilkins, Jr. is one of America’s most important contemporary mathematicians. At 13, he became the University of Chicago’s youngest student. Wilkins continued his studies there, earning bachelor, master, and eventually earning his doctorate degree in mathematics at the age of 19. He’s published papers in mathematics, optics, and nuclear engineering. As a mathematician for the American Optical Company in Buffalo, N.Y., he perfected lens design for microscopes and ophthalmologic uses. His greatest contribution to scholarship was the development of mathematical models to explain gamma radiation and his work on developing a shielding against gamma radiation."


Dr. Patricia Bath (born 1942) revolutionized the field of ophthalmology when she invented a device that refined laser cataract surgery, called the Laserphaco Probe"

Would any of these people be on the top 10 list of black history or is this more of the "obscure shit" that I mentioned earlier in this thread?

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Re: It's black history month again so it begs the question..........
« Reply #149 on: February 10, 2018, 10:59:23 PM »
Would any of these people be on the top 10 list of black history or is this more of the "obscure shit" that I mentioned earlier in this thread?

he posted flimflam... as usual lol