Subj : Re: "Cultural Terrorism"
To   : Roman Petrovich
From : Jeff Thiele
Date : Fri Nov 04 2022 07:29:51

On 04 Nov 2022, Roman Petrovich said the following...
 RP> Actually this is a lie. This is a purposeful lie. You know this very
 RP> well.

No, it's not. And maybe if you learned how to quote correctly, people would
know what you're talking about.

 RP> Slavery was part of the world economic system in those days.

It was, but even at the framing of the Constitution, there were many who
opposed it. Hence the "3/5 Compromise."

 RP> The biggest empires in Africa were created by black people to oppress
 RP> black people. If my memory serves me, slavery was abolished in Ethiopia
 RP> in 1935. Arab rulers and princes bought black slaves from black masters
 RP> until the middle of the 20th century. But how about talking about
 RP> slavery over whites? Why don't Africans want to apologize for the raids
 RP> of the Birbary pirates and the slave markets where white children and
 RP> women were sold? This happened in the middle of the 19th century. Black
 RP> with blue eyes for their harems.

None of that has anything to do with what we're talking about, but as world
opinion goes as of a couple of centuries ago, these peoplewere conservatives
and the longer they embraced slavery, the more conservative they were. Great
Britain abolished slavery in 1833.

 RP> Sorry, but your whole story is false,
 RP> like the whole communist ideology. You only want to know what is
 RP> convenient for you at the moment.

It's not a lie. Conservatives have been engaging in "cultural terrorism" for
centuries.

And if you haven't figured it out yet, I'm not a communist or a Marxist, or
an advocate for pure socialism. I will, however, correct your lies about any
of those. Why? Because as a liberal, I get called a communist, a Marxist, and
a communist by people who have no idea what those words mean.

 RP> Instead of condemning vicious economic
 RP> practices, communists create groups for "mental terrorism". Would you to
 RP> go to Turkey or Libya, or maybe Ethiopia to condemn the practice of
 RP> human trafficking?

That is entirely irrelevant in this context, and actually sounds like you're
trying to defend conservative "cultural terrorism" by deflection. I do
condemn human trafficking, and I am sure that there are communists who do so
as well.

And now we've gone from "cultural terrorism" to "mental terrorism?" What's
next, "emotional terrorism?"

Please learn how to address your posts properly. And then please learn how to
quote properly.

Jeff.

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