Is this true? Black slave masters

[Berkut]

Because it is.

Why are you trying to make it non-political?

Umm because my post on page 1 was apolitical.  As were my subsequent posts.  I made a casual observation and you guys seem to want to tie me to some alt right BS.

Of course. All your posts are apolitical. They are just 100% consistently on the side of the alt right BS by chance, and always defending bullshit like this just by pure coincidence.

There is no historical "quirk" here, there is just some politically racist bullshit you are apolitically cheering on and getting stiff about. Like you don't care for Trump, but support him completely, in a apolitical manner.

[grumbler]

... because my post on page 1 was apolitical.  As were my subsequent posts.  I made a casual observation and you guys seem to want to tie me to some alt right BS.

You made a claim about the "general narrative" that is only held by the right (ad the most ignorant portions of the right, at that).  The fact that you think such a claim is "apolitical" says much about your lack of self-awareness.

I do want to thank you for demonstrating that your "general narrative," while not true in the US, may very well be true in Canada, of all places.  That was a surprise. 

[CountDeMoney]

I do want to thank you for demonstrating that your "general narrative," while not true in the US, may very well be true in Canada, of all places.  That was a surprise.

grumbler sees your general narrative, and raises you: Vice-Admiral Narrative.

[viper37]

Such stories are very much mainstream right - even if they share the same whiny outlook with the alt-right, and the same cooky belief about how the "liberal elite" has confiscated The Real American History (which they rarely bother to articulate beyond America, Fuck Yeah).

it's always funny when they tell you the media ignores a story and you point them, left or right, the newspaper articles discussing about it.

[derspiess]

Of course. All your posts are apolitical. They are just 100% consistently on the side of the alt right BS by chance, and always defending bullshit like this just by pure coincidence.

There is no historical "quirk" here, there is just some politically racist bullshit you are apolitically cheering on and getting stiff about. Like you don't care for Trump, but support him completely, in a apolitical manner.

  What are the other data points that show how I so closely align with the alt right?  I'm still not sure what the alt right is.  Maybe Our Most Senior Poster is right and I lack self-awareness.  Because this backlash really took me by surprise.

[Valmy]

Now obviously a single Canadian high school class in US history isn't going to go into the detail that a US class would (in particular a class in the south).

They don't talk about slavery in the South, only States rights.

It varies by State but perhaps ironically South Carolina has one of the best history curriculum out there and does a very good job covering the war they started in particular. Or at least they did last time I read an audit of the states in this are a few years ago.

[Razgovory]

Of course. All your posts are apolitical. They are just 100% consistently on the side of the alt right BS by chance, and always defending bullshit like this just by pure coincidence.

There is no historical "quirk" here, there is just some politically racist bullshit you are apolitically cheering on and getting stiff about. Like you don't care for Trump, but support him completely, in a apolitical manner.

  What are the other data points that show how I so closely align with the alt right?  I'm still not sure what the alt right is.  Maybe Our Most Senior Poster is right and I lack self-awareness.  Because this backlash really took me by surprise.

Uh, you were the one who introduced us to Breitbart.

[Martinus]

It may come as a surprise to you guys, but outside of the US, American slavery is not given a lot of time in history classes, outside of college/specialized courses. Most nations focus on their own history. American slavery is mentioned usually in the context of the American Civil War and that's it.

[Martinus]

So maybe Marty is right about this latent liberal racism around black people not being slaveowners, but it is a uniquely Canadian thing?

Where did I say anything of this type?

[Martinus]

I gotta say I kinda enjoyed seeing the liberal einsatzgruppen commando descending on poor Beeb after he said something so innocuous. 

[garbon]

It may come as a surprise to you guys, but outside of the US, American slavery is not given a lot of time in history classes, outside of college/specialized courses. Most nations focus on their own history. American slavery is mentioned usually in the context of the American Civil War and that's it.

Glad you could point out something only tangentially related.

[Martinus]

It may come as a surprise to you guys, but outside of the US, American slavery is not given a lot of time in history classes, outside of college/specialized courses. Most nations focus on their own history. American slavery is mentioned usually in the context of the American Civil War and that's it.

Glad you could point out something only tangentially related.

It's related to the lynching of BB at the hands of your einsatzgruppe.

[grumbler]

It may come as a surprise to you guys, but outside of the US, American slavery is not given a lot of time in history classes, outside of college/specialized courses. Most nations focus on their own history. American slavery is mentioned usually in the context of the American Civil War and that's it.

It may come as a surprise to you, but no one except you would expect or assume that American slavery would get a lot of time in history classes outside the US.  That's the way history classes in any country work; there is only so much time, and a practically infinite amount of history to cover, so choices have to be made as to what to include and what to exclude.  No one but you would think it plausible that Polish schools spend significant time on American slavery at the expense of something more meaningful and useful to the students.

[grumbler]

It's related to the lynching of BB at the hands of your einsatzgruppe.

You really love to make Nazi references, don't you.  Mike Godwin wants his law enforced, so you lose that argument and should stay out of the thread henceforth.

[Martinus]

It's related to the lynching of BB at the hands of your einsatzgruppe.

You really love to make Nazi references, don't you.  Mike Godwin wants his law enforced, so you lose that argument and should stay out of the thread henceforth.

I do? What was the previous one I made?