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r/AskThe_Donald • u/Bigfoot_USA discord.gg/saveamerica • Mar 17 '23
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Who is blaming the Irish for slavery? lol
11 u/socio-pathetic NOVICE Mar 18 '23 Irish people are generally white. White people in general are blamed for slavery. -2 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 18 '23 Oh, so "no one" is the answer, thanks. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '23 The question was "what is 1+1?", and you answered 0. 0 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 19 '23 Well, no. The question was "Who is blaming the Irish for slavery", since the meme is alluding to it being a massive current event. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery. One plus one equals two, not zero. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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Irish people are generally white. White people in general are blamed for slavery.
-2 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 18 '23 Oh, so "no one" is the answer, thanks. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '23 The question was "what is 1+1?", and you answered 0. 0 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 19 '23 Well, no. The question was "Who is blaming the Irish for slavery", since the meme is alluding to it being a massive current event. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery. One plus one equals two, not zero. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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Oh, so "no one" is the answer, thanks.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '23 The question was "what is 1+1?", and you answered 0. 0 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 19 '23 Well, no. The question was "Who is blaming the Irish for slavery", since the meme is alluding to it being a massive current event. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery. One plus one equals two, not zero. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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The question was "what is 1+1?", and you answered 0.
0 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 19 '23 Well, no. The question was "Who is blaming the Irish for slavery", since the meme is alluding to it being a massive current event. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery. One plus one equals two, not zero. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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Well, no. The question was "Who is blaming the Irish for slavery", since the meme is alluding to it being a massive current event.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery. One plus one equals two, not zero. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
The Irish are white, and white people are blamed for slavery.
One plus one equals two, not zero.
1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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Yeah, that's not how transitive properties works.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23 Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery. And you also give every other race a pass. 1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
Yes it is. You never distinguish between different groups of white people when you blame white people for slavery.
And you also give every other race a pass.
1 u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 20 '23 edited Mar 20 '23 Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
Someone saying a true fact that U.S. based chatel slavery was overwhelmingly perpetrated by [some] white 1700's/1800's people, is far different than "blaming every white person ever for slavery"
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u/The_Minshow NOVICE Mar 18 '23
Who is blaming the Irish for slavery? lol