Enjoy the song that was produced as a result of Western (racist) imperialism

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this is jamaican?

@Craig: Click: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12kln3-ZOn0&feature=player_embedded

@Sayf: Those are Africans slaves who worked on plantations.

That's what Lil Wayne's song is based off of.

Are you serious? You're calling America racist for what ended ages ago?

Back then it was the normal thing to do. I don't understand why you're only targeting the US.

What you said are lies.

1. It doesn't matter if slavery ended years ago. It happened. Racism in American society still exists.

2. Slavery was abolished in the majority of the world nations.

So? They still had slavery, and you're only bashing America for it. We abolished it too.

Racism is in every single country, dude.

Well, this song is from American slaves.

Also America abolished it last.

But racism is a lot in America, more than typical. Also Germany is mega racist.

Racism is more typical in America because we have a larger variety of people.

The US abolished it last because we were the last area to achieve country status... it boosted our sluggish economy.

It seems most of the countries I come from have racial issues... Were the Dutch racist?

How about the Spanish countries? They got independence at around the same time.

I don't know a lot about the Dutch.

Yeah, but Spain had a stable economy before people even knew about North America.

It's which country enforced slave labor the longest is the worst IMO, not necessarily the country who was last to abolish it... that could be any number of countries. China still has borderline slave labor, with children.

Jews, on the other hand, suffered 2000 years of slavery... and since America isn't near 2000 years old...

Jews practiced slavery themselves, moot point

*facepalm*

Jews didn't suffer '2000' years of slavery; it was all fairly relative for the jews. They undertook 3-4 centuries of slavery in Egypt and around a century or two in babylon.

And this has to do with anything how?

How come US was able to have a 'stable" economy after civil war?