Professor under fire for saying the Holocaust and moon landing were a hoax, saying Irish were Americas first slaves

It was ALL called the Americas until the American War for Independence. Duh. And here you go...
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Haha no it wasnt you fool. Do you even know where the Caribbean is?

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Before the Civil War, slaves and indentured servants were considered personal property, and they or their descendants could be sold or inherited like any other personalty. Like other property, human chattel was governed largely by laws of individual states. Generally, these laws concerning indentured servants and slaves did not differentiate between the sexes. Some, however, addressed only women.
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Yes I know where the Caribbean is..North America including the islands were known as the America's. Until it split up into different countries. But hey, I guess history eludes you, stick to the Tuatha De Dannan, and let those of us over here ponder our past.

Us Irish are more resilient than cockroaches. Lulz they will never get rid of us

Big difference between North America and the Caribbean islands. Will ya bloody get real?

it says on wikipedia that indentured servant is unfree labor and unfree labor is slavery! war is peace freedom is slavery ignornace is strenght!

Slaves were property without any rights. Indentured servants had rights and only worked to pay off contracts. Why is that so hard to understand?

This is actually true. The Irish who survived the multitude of genocidal campaigns of the British, are literally designed to take a beating and keep going.

The Irish are particularly designed to survive famine, being the only population that is 100% lactose persistent and also more effective at storing iron (though some do this too effectively and need to watch their iron intake now that we live in times of plenty).

Indentured servitude was not often voluntary.

You need to understand that before Anthony Johnson (a black man) won his case against John Casor (also a black man), which turned Casor from an indentured servant into a chattel slave, that there was no chattel slavery in the colonies.

Previously, the only type of slavery allowed was indentured servitude, but it was still slavery, and it was not always entered into voluntarily.

People were still sold against their will into indentured servitude. The only difference was that they had the hope of being released some day if they survived it.

If you can bhe sold or inherited you are a slave no matter what the fecking nomenclature you decide to use. You are delusional and not worthy of conversing with anymore.

If you can bhe sold or inherited you are a slave no matter what the fecking nomenclature you decide to use. You are delusional and not worthy of conversing with anymore.

Haha no it wasnt you fool. Do you even know where the Caribbean is?

I know where it is. I live in Panama, and part of Panama is considered Caribbean.

I've seen that before, and it's absolutely shocking.

I'm surprised You Tube has not removed it.

Many? 95% of Germans captured in Stalingrad died.

Nothing wrong at all, about what I said.

Arrogant yank.

He only spoke Polish and Yiddish, and all he really said was 'it vas a vork kamp' and 'lance eat your jello'.

Sorry dude, but you have no clue what you are talking about. There is a wealth of evidence of the Holocaust including how, when and where these people were killed. And the death toll is really 10-12 million when we include the 2 million mostly Catholic Polish civilians, 3.5 million British POWs, Gypsies, Serbs, etc.

2.8 million Red Army soldiers who surrendered died between June 1941 and February 1042. By the time of Stalingrad the average German soldier knew their would be hell to pay when things started to turn. The total number of Axis troops captured at Stalingrad was less than 10% of the Red Army POWs who were murdered in the first 8 months Operation Barbarossa.

The Eastern Front was a brutal front and the Germans and Soviets treated each other badly, but the scale of murder of civilians and POWs by Germany was staggering.

A third explanation for why "Educated Redneck" does what it does, is that "Educated Redneck", is a NAZI.

It may sound counter intuitive, but, hear me out.

He goes to such extreme lengths to lie about WW2 and the NAZI crimes, that it forces anyone with a shred of a conscience to defend the NAZI's.


That is why I truly despise that person, as he routinely forces me to defend a group/ideology, I simply do not care for. Aside for their stupidity, evil treatment of the disabled; as a Right Wing Christian-ish, I know, if I was alive back then, I would be among the first targeted*.

I wouldn't even of gotten to go the camps, but would of gotten a bullet to the back of the head.

So yeah, I thoroughly dislike that SOB.

In a Time of Universal Deceit — Telling the Truth Is a Revolutionary Act
Orwell

Oh look an 18 year old acting narcissistic and knowingly higher than thou

The United States should have fought on the side of Hitler against Russia and probably would have had it not been for the obscene strategic alliance between communist Russia and Captialist Britain. A match made in hell be the guess whos.

Indentured servants, both black and white, arrived in Jamestown.

The very first chattel slave in Jamestown was a black man named John Casor, and his owner was also a black man named Anthony Johnson. It was Anthony Johnson who established chattel slavery on American soil among the colonists.

Prior to the arrival of the European colonists, the American Indian tribes practiced slavery.

Contrary to what's being taught now, the American Indians did not die in such large numbers due to a deliberate genocide campaign against them. They had no immunity to European diseases, and the colonists did not anticipate that the American Indians would be nearly wiped out just by being introduced to the European people.

Initial contacts were tentative but not really hostile. The early colonists and the natives were able to work with each other and establish trade relationships between their groups.

The wars occurred later as more colonists began flooding in, sometimes squabbling over territory and sometimes because different Indian tribes sided with different warring groups of Europeans. It was not just the English that were colonizing America. The French and Spanish were as well, and headbutting occurred.

American history is not as simplistic as it's being taught. Good guys and bad guys came in all colors. There were black slave owners. There were white slaves. Some American Indian tribes were quite peaceful, and others were butchers. The same can be said about the European colonists, some peaceful, some warlike, some slaves, some slave owners.

Also no one talks about the huge number of Irish sold into chattel slavery in the Caribbean. Then there's the issue of the Barbary Pirates, who were kidnapping American citizens and selling them into slavery. This is the reason why the US Maine Corps was created.

Britain and the Soviet Union on the same side was definitely an odd mix. Most of the world was against the spread of communism and expected the next war to be against the Soviet Union to stop the spread of communism. But then Hitler and the Nazis seized power in Germany and quickly made it a fascist Police State where the people had no rights. Then Hitler and the Nazis started invading their neighboring countries. Germany invaded Czechoslovakia (in violation of the agreement Hitler made with Chamberlain just 6 months earlier), Austria, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Yugoslavia and Greece before finally attacking the Soviet Union.

And that is what formed the odd alliance between Capitalism and Communism, they were forced to fight together against anti-freedom National Socialism which had overrun all of Western Europe.

The funny thing is that it was Adolf Hitler that declared war on the United States. Again it was unlikely that the United States would side with such a freedom crushing fascist dictatorship who had invaded and conquered most of Europe. Still on December 11, 1941 after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor Adolf Hitler declared war on the United States. The war was turning against Germany, the Wehrmacht had just been defeated at the Battle of Moscow, and the US was focused on Japan. Still Adolf Hitler declared war on the US just to make sure the US joined the war in Europe as soon as possible.