- 01 Apr 2018 10:06
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So, just ignoring all my points and continuing with the insane view history is restricted to rare acts? Use your brain. Southerners just finished killing and being killed by their relatives. Blacks were free to take revenge on their past masters. Where in our history is the wholesale slaughter we should have expected from such pent up anger of Blacks and Whites? You simply dismiss the reality that the vast majority showed restraint and tolerance.
As far as being ignorant of history, perhaps you should read up on Texas which is a good place to study the interactions of towns divided by race after the civil war. You had Black posses. Mexican posses, and white posses from different towns pursuing members of the other races. They did not exhibit the unthinking racial violence you imagine. They demonstrated restraint in their racism. You defile the memory of all these basically good people when you create a history solely based upon the rarity.
Godstud wrote:The Blacks did not automatically gain any sort of power after the Civil War. They were in no position to rebel or any such thing, as they might have been granted their "freedom", but they had no equality under the law, or with society.
The 50s were good? unless you were Black, right? Racial segregation. White's only places. Dream on! You talk like a person who knows nothing about society OR history.
yeah... Hangings in Mississipi, racial injustice.. oh yeah the 50s were great.
On December 31, 1952, for the first time in seventy years, a full year passed with no recorded incidents of lynching. Defined as open, non-judicial murders carried out by mobs, lynching befell people of many backgrounds in the United States but was a frequent tool of racial terror used against black Americans to enforce and maintain white supremacy.
Though the diminished frequency of lynching signaled by the 1952 report was encouraging, the Tuskegee Institute warned that year that “other patterns of violence” were emerging, replacing lynchings with legalized acts of racialized inhumanity like executions, as well as more anonymous acts of violence such as bombings, arson, and beatings. Similarly, a 1953 editorial in the Times Daily of Florence, Alabama, noted that, though the decline in lynching was good news, the proliferation of anti-civil rights bombings demonstrated the South’s continued need for “education in human relations.”
https://racialinjustice.eji.org/timeline/1950s/
You really know fuck all about American history if you're saying the Blacks had it good in the 50s.
So, just ignoring all my points and continuing with the insane view history is restricted to rare acts? Use your brain. Southerners just finished killing and being killed by their relatives. Blacks were free to take revenge on their past masters. Where in our history is the wholesale slaughter we should have expected from such pent up anger of Blacks and Whites? You simply dismiss the reality that the vast majority showed restraint and tolerance.
As far as being ignorant of history, perhaps you should read up on Texas which is a good place to study the interactions of towns divided by race after the civil war. You had Black posses. Mexican posses, and white posses from different towns pursuing members of the other races. They did not exhibit the unthinking racial violence you imagine. They demonstrated restraint in their racism. You defile the memory of all these basically good people when you create a history solely based upon the rarity.
I dream of the United Citystates of Earth, where each Citystate has a standardized border such as one whole degree of Latitude by one whole degree of Longitude.