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Old 05-07-2005, 09:38 PM  
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I'm not saying Slavery didn't affect Blacks. Of course, it did. I just don't agree with a genetic explanation for any 'differences' between 'races.'

Hitler and his eugencist ilk believed in a genetic explanation to everything ... resulting in disastrous consequences for the rest of the world.

People are a result of their environment and culture/subculture. Even within any 'race' there's a whole range of 'cultures.' Unfortunately, media portrayals of black culture tends to only focus on hip hop and its 'subculture.' Reading Sowell, Williams, McWhorter, one realizes that there's many other other cultures within the African-American community than the one portrayed in mass media/mass market outlets.


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Originally Posted by opflix
lol... you think 400 years of slavery in AMERICA didn't effect the blacks who descended from that very practice? please man... most black people IN AMERICA are here because of slavery and were bred like animals because that's how black people saw them. note that most black people in america are not "black" skinned either. none of them are pure because of slavery & owners fraternizing (raping or having relationships) with their female property. its not a hypoethesis, its fact. black people didn't hop on some boat voluntarily and say, "hey, i wanna live in america, the home of the brave where all people are equal".... fuck all that, they got here because of slavery & black men today are the result of that.

if you haven't noticed, black american men are built stronger & more muscular than black africans. why? once again, white people - to their credit - have bred the super negro & now "he" is superior athletically because of that while the white man simply runs the show. that is fact.


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