Last edited by Fragony; 07-29-2011 at 11:01.
Ok. Sorry i keep asking questions.I am just trying to figure out this whole multiculturalism she bang from both point of views.
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I am not surprised one bit that left and right disagree on everything. I am just trying to understand the motivations of both sides.To me what happened in Norway was not an result of long lasting political trend, but just one character flawed psycho decided to push his agenda with some led. Those kind of things happen time to time and like i said cant be prevented.
Last edited by Kagemusha; 07-29-2011 at 16:31.
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Still a little bit of reflection doesn't hurt. This guy was an obvious right-wing nut at I'm low in other ways to put it. No need to make it look any better or to try to understand it,because it doesn't suit me, it is what it is and it's the most vicious thing I ever heard of. Can't be prevented sure, true that of course but this is all so incredibley sickening.
I was unaware xenophobia was a uniueqly American trait. Coincidentally deflecting the arguement is the same thing the local Americans do.
This is a falsehood and you miss the issue, the concept of "white" has changed everytime the "whites" were about to be outnumbred. White Europeans can be discriminated against, but that is not the issue here. Reverse racism in the western world is kind of like the war on Xmas, A few isolated incidents does not a war make
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'White Europeans can be discriminated against, but that is not the issue here'
Why is that, it are hate crimes
You are obsessed with "brown people", if I'm prejudiced against your notional "brown" people it is no more than against Scots or Welsh, or especially the French.
There are certain things I don't like, I don't like the current fashion for Islamic women to cover their faces, I find it mildy offensive and off putting. However, I feel exactly the same about booty shorts where I can see the colour of the girl's thong.
This is not true in Europe, in Europe Spaniards, Portugese and Greeks have always been white. In America you have the concept of "Latin", which isn't something we have in Europe, we just have Northern Europeans and Mediteranians, and the Northerners include the French, who are "Latin".This is a falsehood and you miss the issue, the concept of "white" has changed everytime the "whites" were about to be outnumbred. White Europeans can be discriminated against, but that is not the issue here. Reverse racism in the western world is kind of like the war on Xmas, A few isolated incidents does not a war make
You are trying to impose an American racial prejudice on Europe and it doesn't work. It's not that we don't have a history of Racism, but it is a very different history. We never had, for example, slaves in Europe, only in the Colonies, and we never had legal segregation, Blacks, Indians and others had exactly the same rites under English law as whites and I'm assuming this was the same elsewhere.
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What year did slavery cease in Europe?
Not including non-lawful events like sex trade which is still happening. Just which century it ceased.
I bet slavery ended about the same time as European tribes turned into a christianity. So starting from "Romans" at 4th century and ending to Vikings at 12th century and Finnic tribes on 13th century.Europe was converted and mass slavery abolished. A new form of slavery aka plantasion slavery was developed in 15th century and abolished at 19th century.
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Last edited by Fragony; 07-30-2011 at 10:28.
Last edited by Centurion1; 07-30-2011 at 10:29.
Depends on how you define slavery. Forbidding it? Mostly during the 1800:s. Having own slaves inside the country outside colony slave trade? Forbidden much, much earlier in most cases.
Forbidding thralldom and serfs? Depends on the country.
Roughly, slaves were common before 1100 but started to disappear rapidly during the 1100s to be replaced by serfs in most cases. Christianity was a big driving force in forbidding it.
Serfdom lasted very different times though, Sweden forbid it in the 1300s (well serfdom never appeared here and thraldom is like a mix of slavery and serfdom, but it was formally forbidden 1343), while most of the continent it lasted to the 1700s and even longer in Russia.
Europeans involved in slave trade has always been active though, the plague came to the Islamic world through a Geonoan slave trader boat for example.
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Personal serfdom was virtual slavery. In his drive to break with feudalism Napoleon abolished it in most of Europe except Russia and Austria. The Austrian Empire abolished it in 1848, the Russian Empire in 1861. The Brits maintained serf tenure in various forms until 1922, but serf tenure wasn't personal serfdom.
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Slavery ended when the French troops arrived.
It was re-instated where the forces of reaction prevailed, from Russian serfdom to Anglo capitalism. (Rather ten hours picking cotton in the sun than fourteen hours weaving it in a cold and damp Manchester spinnery!)
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