Anonymous #2 11w

What did early enslaved people do to make them barbaric?

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Anonymous OP 11w

Do you know nothing about africa

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Anonymous #2 11w

Those enslaved are different from those who remained. I asked about enslaved people not a continent

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Anonymous OP 11w

So they’re actually the same exact people

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Anonymous #2 11w

No they weren’t. Enslaved Africans were from different tribes then those that sold them off to begin with. As generations of enslaved people went by, they developed a further distinctive culture. I know this may come as a shocker but African tribes had different cultures. Africa is a continent. It’s like saying the US and Mexico are similar since they are both hail from the Anericas.

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Anonymous #2 11w

So how were those enslaved barbaric?

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Anonymous OP 11w

Wait are you saying its unfair to say a group of people is bad because of the action of a few?

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Anonymous #2 11w

My point is quite literally clear. “Most of America’s history is white people doing the most heinous actions towards those they saw as lesser” Don’t know how you can get confused

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Anonymous OP 11w

Not the majority of them though, remember how we have to distinguish that theres a difference

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Anonymous #2 11w

You aren’t understanding what I’m saying. I’m not speaking on the percentage of white people, I’m speaking on the percentage of America’s history being heinous acts committed by white people. Me saying “Majority of America’s history is majority of white people commuting heinous acts…” makes no sense because the focal point is what is entailed in that history not how many white people.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Again Africa is a continent not a nation. You are basically saying the US history is also Mexico’s and Canada’s history

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