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Subject: historical perspective of religious insanity tBart, After a short sea battle in the Mediterranean
in the 1400’s the Portuguese overcame a Muslim ship (aka Moors)
The Moors on the boat had black slaves on board.
Muslim Moors traded in slaves, as did Europeans,
The Moors told the Portuguese to take the blacks
and use them as they either had no souls or did not
There’s that religious insanity... By 1441 the first slaves were brought to Portugal from Mauritania; by 1444 a town was built exclusively for the slave trade, Lagos, Portugal. In 1452, Pope Nicholas V issued the papal bull
Dum Diversas,
granting Afonso V of Portugal the right to reduce
F-ing Catholics - througout history they were
there to fuck-up and add to the misery of others.
Ain't that just like a Catholic?
And here’s the religious insanity formalized… By claiming people were less than human you certainly couldn’t also believe they were your intellectual equal. Even Thomas Jefferson, whom you and I could agree
was an intellectual man, and who found Sally Hemmings desirable,
In his 1793 almanac, Banneker included letters sent between Thomas Jefferson and himself.[11] Jefferson writes back to him and in part of the letter basically says blacks are inferior (imbecility?)but may eventually raise themselves up: “I can add with truth that no body wishes more
ardently to see a good system commenced for raising the condition both
of their body
I admit to be shocked by Jefferson’s attitude even when presented with evidence to the contrary – Jefferson even doubted the man after he died! And the attitude continues………
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