It's clear that if Richard were to ever venture onto Egyptsearch or debate or even an interview a member like Mike or me, or Fencer or Clyde etc that he would absolutely get torn apart and roasted when it comes to this subject.
The fact of the matter is without the existence of Black Native americans being in America, and Black European and Black African slaves being shipped over to North America...
THERE NEVER WOULD HAVE BEEN A WHITE EUROPEAN META-ETHNICITY AND SUPER CULTURE FOR ALBINO EUROPEANS TO ASSIMILATE INTO! BECAUSE YOU CAN'T HAVE THE EXISTENCE OF A WHITE WITHOUT THE EXISTENCE OF BLACK OR NON-WHITE!
Because the European albino's were FIGHTING EACH OTHER AND SETTING UP ETHNIC ENCLAVES IN EUROPE SEPARATE FROM EACH OTHER AND FIGHTING EACH OTHER EVEN WHEN THEY MASS SETTLED THE UNITED STATES!
The existence of Black people IN THE AMERICA'S, served as a ceasefire situation FOR EUROPEAN ALBINO'S BECAUSE THEY HAD AN "OTHER" TO COMPARE THEMSELVES TO, IN THE FORM OF BLACKS/COLORED PEOPLE!
Without Blacks and non-whites, AN IDEA OF A WHITE ETHNICITY OR SUPER CULTURE WOULD HAVE NEVER REALLY FORMED IN THE AMERICA'S!
See some excerpts here:
quote: Richard Spencer, president of The National Policy Institute and founder of the Radix Journal, and a self-described identitarian who supports White supremacist views, joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to share why White voters are so angry.
Spencer told Martin that Donald Trump “brings an existential quality to the presidential campaign that wasn’t there before.”
When Martin challenged Spencer about Trump “pushing the buttons of White supremacists and White nationalists” with his rhetoric, The National Policy Institute founder denied the existence of White supremacists in the group and speaking for himself said, “We do not believe that Whites are superior to everyone else, so they should lord over everyone else.”
He added, “We believe that White people are unique; we have a heritage that is traced back to Europe, we’re a distinct people that has had a historical experience. We’re a distinct people that has certain myths, a certain world view, and genetics is certainly a strong aspect of that.”
When asked what Whites are scared of as a result of demographic shifts in the nation’s population, Spencer said, “This has been a White country … that’s changed dramatically and I think so many White people’s view is that we’re going to become a minority in this country.
“We are losing power, we are losing our country.”
Martin addressed America’s rise to a superpower with the use of slavery, calling work performed by slaves “labor that was free, labor that was stolen, labor that was abused.”
“Without slavery, you don’t even have an income system, without slavery, the Thirteen Colonies dies economically. So I would say you should be saying to African-Americans, ‘I’m sure glad y’all were here.’
“America does not become an economic superpower without Black folks,” said Martin.
Spencer responded, “I don’t agree with you with that historical claim in the slightest bit.” He then wished “we never had slavery” and said slavery is a “wound on this nation.”
Spencer continued to deny the impact slavery had in growing this nation’s economy: “There are many other countries that became extremely wealthy that did not have African slaves.”
The host of NewsOne Now later told Spencer, “Here is the reality: we ain’t going anywhere, just like White supremacists and White nationalists have been saying, you’re more than welcome to go back to Europe.
“African-Americans, we’re not going anywhere, we built this country, we’re going to benefit from this country. Latinos [are] not going anywhere, so Richard, you’re going to have to scoot over and share the country, ’cause guess what? We ain’t turning back.”
Before closing the segment, Martin told Spencer, “Whites are going to have to learn to share some power … y’all had a really good run and it’s been good for ya, but you got to share right now.”
Watch Roland Martin and Richard Spencer’s conversation in its entirety in the video clip above.
In my opinion, Roland did bring up good points but he didn't give good enough backing and details to back up his arguments, allowing an Albino like Richard Spencer to exploit them and throw around words like "non-sequitur".
But he was on the right track and had the right idea's. But Richard's arguments had many easy holes that many of us would have easily detected to shut him down.
Clyde and Mike would have have stomped and ran all over Richard's ass if they were on the interview instead of Roland.
And ROFL at "greatness" lol and not "sharing", lol what greatness Richard? Greatness as in not discovering basic agriculture, not being able to create a basic alphabet or written scripture, or actually creating your own civilization?
And NASA doesn't SHARE STUFF WITH OTHER PEOPLE FOR "SCIENCE", AND NON-WHITES NEVER SHARED THINGS WITH WHITES AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE? And European albino's did not infact MASS IMMIGRATE TO THE AMERICA'S?
The stupidity and degeneracy of Eurasian albino's never ceases to amaze me.....
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quote: Spencer continued to deny the impact slavery had in growing this nation’s economy: “There are many other countries that became extremely wealthy that did not have African slaves.
Sure,
Here is the real cause, why America became a "super power"!
"Slavery did not, in fact, end at the end of the Civil War."
Collectors Bernard and Shirley Kinsey join author Douglas A. Blackmon in a conversation about Blackmon's groundbreaking historical study, and Pulitzer Prize winning boo, Slavery by Another Name: The Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II.
This event took place on Thursday, Feb. 24 at the National Museum of American History
Slavery by Another Name: The Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II
quote:"Slavery by Another Name is a 90-minute documentary that challenges one of Americans’ most cherished assumptions: the belief that slavery in this country ended with the Emancipation Proclamation. The film tells how even as chattel slavery came to an end in the South in 1865, thousands of African Americans were pulled back into forced labor with shocking force and brutality. It was a system in which men, often guilty of no crime at all, were arrested, compelled to work without pay, repeatedly bought and sold, and coerced to do the bidding of masters. Tolerated by both the North and South, forced labor lasted well into the 20th century.
For most Americans this is entirely new history. Slavery by Another Name gives voice to the largely forgotten victims and perpetrators of forced labor and features their descendants living today."
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