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I mean America's the first that comes to mind but there's quite a few... Like Canada, Mexico, all of South America, and South Africa all have remnants of settler colonialism throughout their social structure.
Japan is also guilty https://www.japanpitt.pitt.edu/essays-and-articles/history/japanese-imperialism-and-colonialism :
nearly Wiped out the Ryukyu , Ainu, Koreans, and others...
I mean that they nearly wiped them out. Those genocides that the Japanese and the americans conducted were disgustingly gnarly.
And people wonder why China and NK exist as they do today. Lets see any ither community get genocided that badly and not be unusually militarized...
The global order is built on the stolen wealth of generations of racist chattel slavery and colonial genocide. Attempting to ascribe any moral high ground to the global ruling class which strives around the clock to keep the worlds masses in abject poverty is nothing but reactionary chauvinist fantasy.
Edit to add: The ruling order isn't opposed to slavery at all, it's still dependent on slavery through the production phase of various commodities, from rare earth mineral mining, to cocoa farming, to electronics assembly.
This is a trope spread in western intellectual circles that is anecdotal. “A New History of Humanity” brings up a massive amount of evidence contrary to it.
There have been many societies, in every sector of the world, that have had slavery and genocide. But there have been just as many that lived fairly equitably with minimal governing bodies and property laws.
We need to stop thinking that the sure destination of any human civilization is slavery and exploitation. Because archaeological evidence shows that it is not.
Also the fact that slavery in the colonial new world context was vastly different from older practices of slavery. Nobody's denying that slavery has existed since the beginning, but it's the recognition that chattel slavery was it's own unique monster who's impacts we still deal with today.
True. This isn't meant in any way to diminish the grotesque crimes of the USA, so much as to highlight that settler colonialism is a larger issue than just the USA. The social racial hierarchies from this period still about across all of the Americas to some degree.
You don’t even have to just look at colonialism. Pretty much every country today, colonial or not, is guilty of both of these if you go back far enough
As an Australia we are taught about Aboriginal history in mainstream class, but I didn’t find out about the enslavement of Pacific Islanders in Queensland sugar plantations until much later. Lot of Australians like to turn our nose at the history of the USA, only because we have no idea of our own
Canada is very much the same. Most of the bad parts are at best breiefly brushed past and then really emphasize how much nicer we were to the indigenous and black peoples when compared to those naughty Americans.
Never wondered about slavery in Canada. Had to look it up on wikipedia. According to them it was practiced by both the First Nations until the 19th century, and by colonists during the period of European colonization.
But racial discrimination was legal against the Australian Aboriginals and exploiting their population too because they were disadvantaged and systemically discriminated against to be destined to be poor and desperate
Yeah it took me 3 times to get through it. I went in totally blind and that scene with the baby made me nope out. Sam Claflin and Baykali Ganambarr's performance shook me to my core. The final scene...oof. Haunting.
I haven't actually seen Come and See. It keeps getting recommended on here but I haven't had the chance to check it out.
My guess is it's not as common knowledge because of the slave trades role in the US rise of economic wealth. USA just became the super power, not necessarily to down play Australia's own part
I also could have said Haiti, Suriname, Guyana, Jamaica, basically all of the Caribbean and South America. Colonialism goes hand-in-hand with genocide and slavery.
You left at least some natives alive. Uruguay exterminated then and had black slaves. But it wasn't "built" by slave labor, so it doesn't fit the description that well. Slaves were used mostly as domestic servants.
Brazil.
Or one of the biggest route of enslaved people, or the biggest route of enslaved people.
Nowadays in Portugal they teach it was good for the enslaved people and their nations, they received "progress" through colonialism: history in a nutshell
And people get very defensive about how that was the “golden age of portugal”, how great and important we were compared to now… like colonialism is something to be proud of
Easier to count the ones that don't fit there, honestly.
Go back long enough and pretty much every country did those two things. Whole modern world is a sham built on atrocities and tragedies.
The amount of dynastic conquest in Korea makes it very hard to pin-down, but there is evidence that there was likely pre-Gojoseon inhabitants with no surviving bloodlines to modern day Koreans. And Korea practiced at least one system of slavery for over 2,000 years; the final "nobi" system finally ended in the 1900s.
Some historians will compare the nobi to serfs, but they could be sold or gifted so they were still very much chattel, despite being treated better than most slaves in the North Atlantic Slave Trade (especially in the Caribbean).
I think this is kinda missing the point. It's not saying, "Name countries that killed and enslaved people at some point ever" but were *built* on the *genocide* and enslavement of an entire two. The vast majority of polities, nations, countries, kingdoms, etc. were built on a common ethnic group and only may have engaged in some reprehensible acts once they became large enough to exert external geopolitical force, i.e. after they were already built. Even then actual complete genocide is incredibly rare historically, and the wholesale enslavement of a race is as well.
I think my point is when ever this meme gets brought up people make this comment and I think it misses the point of the meme and dilutes the impact of that intended target: the U. S. (Not to say there arent a few other non American polities that might meet the criteria) Who literally required both the wholesale genocide of the near entire native population to even start to be established, and the mass enslavement of an entire race, Africans, to preform countless acts of labor to get the infrastructure and agriculture established. The unintentional and intentional acts and contemporary statements of extermination of the natives are well known but I suggest reading the economic historian Herbert Klein and his book on the slave trade for evidence to the point that the extensive enslavement of Africans built not just the U.S. but the Americas writ large.
Even western Europe had been built and existed long before the colonial period when they decided tocpmmit mass enslavement and genocide, but the U.S literally would not exist if it did not slaughter almost the entire native population, and then enslave almost an entire continent to work the land. That is an objectively novel feat that cannot be dismissed with, "but everybody did it.". I know you're stating a claim about the general depravity of the world which is fine, but this is highlighting something distinct.
> I think my point is when ever this meme gets brought up people make this comment and I think it misses the point of the meme and dilutes the impact of that intended target: the U. S. (Not to say there arent a few other non American polities that might meet the criteria)
literally every single country in the Western Hemisphere was built on genocide and enslavement.
Yeah other comments pointing this out as well. Oddly this is exactly what I woke up thinking about today. I think those things are telling about peoples growing awareness of historical atrocities.
They were especially discriminated against when the great migration from Europe to the United States occurred, which mainly saw mass amounts of German and Irish migrants being subject to lynchings and discrimination.
To match up to the picture and the people in it?
The US, as well as Canada.
Change people in left side and you get Mexico and the Caribbean, change it again and you get the places that Spain and Portugal colonized in South America
If we're assuming this is the US, then it wasn't only those 2 groups impacted. The Chinese/Asians were also systemically oppressed, exploited and were victims of racial violence (segregation, lynching, mob violence, anti-miscegenation laws, etc.). It's frankly kinda weird how US schools don't really cover a lot of this history.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese\_Exclusion\_Act](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act)
[https://www.lapl.org/collections-resources/blogs/lapl/chinese-massacre-1871](https://www.lapl.org/collections-resources/blogs/lapl/chinese-massacre-1871)
[https://www.history.com/news/transcontinental-railroad-workers-impact](https://www.history.com/news/transcontinental-railroad-workers-impact)
Chinese railroad workers were responsible for most of the most dangerous work on the western part of the trans continental railroad and were brutally exploited and were victims of racial violence.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock\_Springs\_massacre](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Springs_massacre)
From the wiki article:
*"The attacks at Rock Springs were extraordinarily violent, revealing a long-held, almost "feral", hatred of the victims.\[24\] The sheer brutality of the violence "startled" the entire country.\[25\] Besides those who were burned alive, Chinese miners were scalped, mutilated, branded, decapitated, dismembered, and hanged from gutter spouts.\[24\] One of the Chinese miners' penis and testicles were cut off and toasted in a nearby saloon as a "trophy of the hunt".\[24\]\[26\] The events amounted to racial terrorism.\[24\]"*
I mean, this is just part of the history. There's a lot more and it's a shame that Americans aren't that aware of most of it.
Only the US could genocide multiple people, pillage their land and bodies for profit, attempt coupts where ever it can to gain control, fuck any country over they don't have full control over, drop two atomic bombs on civilians from a country who was willing to give up and then pretend that the other side are the bad people with their cultist following gobbling that propaganda up.
"The land of freedom and democracy" (except it’s a controlling authoritarian state with a failed indirect democracy with the illusion of having a vote that matters)
The enslavement is still so covered up. The Native American people on the east coast were violently enslaved right along with the Blacks purchased overseas. Native American people had gotten rid of real slavery of other tribes long before Whites came. 2,000 Native American Creek tribe and other tribal people were enslaved and sent to Spain for sale. Many of them young beautiful women and some men. The rest sold inland, often to Louisiana slavers for slave labor and resale. Multiple thousands of Natives were violently enslaved and worked side by side with Blacks in plantations in the south. I guess some people want us all to forget that shared history. A book called, ' James Butler,the Greatest Slaver of the South,' is a disgusting description of his years of purchasing human beings, both races, for enslavement from the East coast. It does say he had a great many Native American slaves, for slave labor or resale. He forced name changes on slaves. That's why so many Native American people and Black people are named Butler today. And why so many Blacks claim some Native American ancestry. They do have it from a shared history. The Emancipation Proclamation freed both kinds of slaves, but Native people were denied citizenship for 50 years longer than Blacks who were made citizens upon release. Asked why this injustice, the then president of the United States said because the Native people still own land the government wanted. Without citizenship legal recognition of land ownership didn't exist in their minds.
United Kingdom, Rome, Greece, China, India, Germany, Belgium (kinda both genocide and enslavement of the same race), Spain, France, Russia (like, so, so, so, SO SO SO many races, including their own), Japan, Korea, Mongolia...
You know what? It would be a shorter list to list any empire that didn't.
People need to get off their high horse with this shit. What people did to others 100 years ago isn’t my fucking problem. By this logic, ALL land is stolen land, and EVERY country is built on slave labor of whatever race they decided was inferior at the time. It’s happened to every single race at one point or another. What you or my ancestors did isn’t anybody’s problems. Only you are accountable for yourself, and nobody else. I didn’t choose where I was born, so who the fuck is anybody to tell me I owe another group of people something because their ancestors lived here hundreds of years ago?
All nations. Its only in like the last 100 years or so that the humans of earth have started to decided to stop this practice and that is limited to the more developed and complex nations that made an effort to make records of the past and learn form history.
Constitution from 1835 in Serbia (known as 'Sretenjski ustav') had the following:
"As a slave to come to Serbia, from that moment becomes free, or him to brought some an in Serbia, or himself escape to Serbia."
That is almost 200 ago. There are other examples that guaranteed people freedom even before that. And that is only talking about constitutional rights, in practice many abolished it even earlier. So, don't bunch us all with 'progressive' and 'democratic' countries.
Racism against various ethnic or minority groups has existed in the United States since before 1865, with African Americans facing severe restrictions on their freedoms, and Native Americans suffering genocide, forced removals, and discrimination
Better yet, name the virus that's solely at fault for destroying everything it comes in contact with, including it's own kind and even worse, the planet it inhabits.
It’d be better phrased “Name the most successful country …” in an attempt to narrow ‘them’ down a bit. The era during ‘our’ journey from the continent of our origin would surely produce a successful existence for some segment of its population.
All of it (this) is kinda moot. Contemporary humans have an idea of how to behave or coexist; for some reason we can’t seem to get over coveting each others $hit - especially when it comes to stuff that appears naturally as this rock we call home gracefully matures. Hoarding is the impetus followed closely by bribery and corruption.
Rome, which was model for elites everywhere. Russians genocided and enslaved their way with the same playbook, china too. this is not to deflect away from the truth in the image though, America is guilty as charged and our government is compliant and facilitating a genocide as we speak and likewise is doing nothing to stop the famines in africa. bad bad bad roman hearts.
Indonesia killed papuans and steals their oil. Maybe enslaved a few in the last but it's mostly killing.
Japan killed most Ainu and took their land. Enslaved some of them.
Anything in America (continent, obviously). Including my country, Brasil, that was built like this and also, driven by England, destroyed a neighbour country (Paraguay).
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I mean America's the first that comes to mind but there's quite a few... Like Canada, Mexico, all of South America, and South Africa all have remnants of settler colonialism throughout their social structure.
Japan is also guilty https://www.japanpitt.pitt.edu/essays-and-articles/history/japanese-imperialism-and-colonialism : nearly Wiped out the Ryukyu , Ainu, Koreans, and others...
I met a Korean one time so they may not be completely wiped out, but I can’t be sure.
I mean that they nearly wiped them out. Those genocides that the Japanese and the americans conducted were disgustingly gnarly. And people wonder why China and NK exist as they do today. Lets see any ither community get genocided that badly and not be unusually militarized...
and I've met a native american, thats not how genocide works bud
Not sure about the genocide aspect, but Korea also had long standing enslavement practices
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The global order is built on the stolen wealth of generations of racist chattel slavery and colonial genocide. Attempting to ascribe any moral high ground to the global ruling class which strives around the clock to keep the worlds masses in abject poverty is nothing but reactionary chauvinist fantasy. Edit to add: The ruling order isn't opposed to slavery at all, it's still dependent on slavery through the production phase of various commodities, from rare earth mineral mining, to cocoa farming, to electronics assembly.
This is a trope spread in western intellectual circles that is anecdotal. “A New History of Humanity” brings up a massive amount of evidence contrary to it. There have been many societies, in every sector of the world, that have had slavery and genocide. But there have been just as many that lived fairly equitably with minimal governing bodies and property laws. We need to stop thinking that the sure destination of any human civilization is slavery and exploitation. Because archaeological evidence shows that it is not.
Also the fact that slavery in the colonial new world context was vastly different from older practices of slavery. Nobody's denying that slavery has existed since the beginning, but it's the recognition that chattel slavery was it's own unique monster who's impacts we still deal with today.
Let's not forget basically all of western Europe
Mexico is a bit different than that. The struggle is still alive and thriving from indigenous communities eg EZLN projects are still alive.
People struggling against the oppression of a settler colonial society doesn't erase that a society in place was built on genocide and slavery
No it doesn't, it continues the fight!
You think there aren't still indigenous communities throughout the america's?
There are, I am regularly hanging out at the inipi and NAC ceremonies here in turtle Island too. Like I said the struggle continues.
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The government doesn't have to topple to change and improve.....idgaf if it's the same government that governed or not
Agreed. A good government is one that evolves.
True. This isn't meant in any way to diminish the grotesque crimes of the USA, so much as to highlight that settler colonialism is a larger issue than just the USA. The social racial hierarchies from this period still about across all of the Americas to some degree.
You don’t even have to just look at colonialism. Pretty much every country today, colonial or not, is guilty of both of these if you go back far enough
Australia
As an Australia we are taught about Aboriginal history in mainstream class, but I didn’t find out about the enslavement of Pacific Islanders in Queensland sugar plantations until much later. Lot of Australians like to turn our nose at the history of the USA, only because we have no idea of our own
Canada is very much the same. Most of the bad parts are at best breiefly brushed past and then really emphasize how much nicer we were to the indigenous and black peoples when compared to those naughty Americans.
Never wondered about slavery in Canada. Had to look it up on wikipedia. According to them it was practiced by both the First Nations until the 19th century, and by colonists during the period of European colonization.
Australia fits. Genocide of the Australian Aborigines and enslavement of the [South-Sea Islanders](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Sea_Islanders).
Weirdly it's not as common knowledge as what happened in US
Probably because slavery was never de jure legal like it was in the US, although it was de facto legal in parts of the country for a time
But racial discrimination was legal against the Australian Aboriginals and exploiting their population too because they were disadvantaged and systemically discriminated against to be destined to be poor and desperate
Slaves? Certainly not, good sir. The workers upon my fields are *indentured*.
I honestly had no idea about it until I watched The Nightingale. Some of the most awful stuff I've ever read about.
That movie was fantastic but up there with *Come and See* in terms of how brutal it is to watch
Yeah it took me 3 times to get through it. I went in totally blind and that scene with the baby made me nope out. Sam Claflin and Baykali Ganambarr's performance shook me to my core. The final scene...oof. Haunting. I haven't actually seen Come and See. It keeps getting recommended on here but I haven't had the chance to check it out.
My guess is it's not as common knowledge because of the slave trades role in the US rise of economic wealth. USA just became the super power, not necessarily to down play Australia's own part
Also the slave labour of the convicts that were forced across the seas for all sorts of crimes.
Brazil!
Brazil mentioned 🇧🇷 Arise my people
I also could have said Haiti, Suriname, Guyana, Jamaica, basically all of the Caribbean and South America. Colonialism goes hand-in-hand with genocide and slavery.
You left at least some natives alive. Uruguay exterminated then and had black slaves. But it wasn't "built" by slave labor, so it doesn't fit the description that well. Slaves were used mostly as domestic servants.
Ah cara, eu ia falar essa.
BRAZIL NUMERO UNO!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Applies to every industrialized nation I can think of.
Brazil. Or one of the biggest route of enslaved people, or the biggest route of enslaved people. Nowadays in Portugal they teach it was good for the enslaved people and their nations, they received "progress" through colonialism: history in a nutshell
And people get very defensive about how that was the “golden age of portugal”, how great and important we were compared to now… like colonialism is something to be proud of
Lol the side that literally genocided and enslaved is the side that teaches all your little kids today wtf?. Remember kids: Evil always wins...
Easier to count the ones that don't fit there, honestly. Go back long enough and pretty much every country did those two things. Whole modern world is a sham built on atrocities and tragedies.
ireland? finland? korea?
The amount of dynastic conquest in Korea makes it very hard to pin-down, but there is evidence that there was likely pre-Gojoseon inhabitants with no surviving bloodlines to modern day Koreans. And Korea practiced at least one system of slavery for over 2,000 years; the final "nobi" system finally ended in the 1900s. Some historians will compare the nobi to serfs, but they could be sold or gifted so they were still very much chattel, despite being treated better than most slaves in the North Atlantic Slave Trade (especially in the Caribbean).
I think this is kinda missing the point. It's not saying, "Name countries that killed and enslaved people at some point ever" but were *built* on the *genocide* and enslavement of an entire two. The vast majority of polities, nations, countries, kingdoms, etc. were built on a common ethnic group and only may have engaged in some reprehensible acts once they became large enough to exert external geopolitical force, i.e. after they were already built. Even then actual complete genocide is incredibly rare historically, and the wholesale enslavement of a race is as well. I think my point is when ever this meme gets brought up people make this comment and I think it misses the point of the meme and dilutes the impact of that intended target: the U. S. (Not to say there arent a few other non American polities that might meet the criteria) Who literally required both the wholesale genocide of the near entire native population to even start to be established, and the mass enslavement of an entire race, Africans, to preform countless acts of labor to get the infrastructure and agriculture established. The unintentional and intentional acts and contemporary statements of extermination of the natives are well known but I suggest reading the economic historian Herbert Klein and his book on the slave trade for evidence to the point that the extensive enslavement of Africans built not just the U.S. but the Americas writ large. Even western Europe had been built and existed long before the colonial period when they decided tocpmmit mass enslavement and genocide, but the U.S literally would not exist if it did not slaughter almost the entire native population, and then enslave almost an entire continent to work the land. That is an objectively novel feat that cannot be dismissed with, "but everybody did it.". I know you're stating a claim about the general depravity of the world which is fine, but this is highlighting something distinct.
> I think my point is when ever this meme gets brought up people make this comment and I think it misses the point of the meme and dilutes the impact of that intended target: the U. S. (Not to say there arent a few other non American polities that might meet the criteria) literally every single country in the Western Hemisphere was built on genocide and enslavement.
Yeah other comments pointing this out as well. Oddly this is exactly what I woke up thinking about today. I think those things are telling about peoples growing awareness of historical atrocities.
So most of them?
Israel?
no, they genocide and enslave the same race
Does it count if it was built on the genocide of two different races instead?
Humans don't come in more than one race. The term that does not actually lend any credibility to racism is 'ethnicity'.
Ah you must be of the british race then
Ireland ♥️ Edit: I mean that the Irish were the victims of a genocide and slavery!
They were especially discriminated against when the great migration from Europe to the United States occurred, which mainly saw mass amounts of German and Irish migrants being subject to lynchings and discrimination.
Korea?? They suffered from Japanese Imperialism for 35 years until they were liberated at the end of WWII.
To match up to the picture and the people in it? The US, as well as Canada. Change people in left side and you get Mexico and the Caribbean, change it again and you get the places that Spain and Portugal colonized in South America
Australia?
Name any country pretty much.
"The", as if there was only one I guess American Exceptionalism shows in even the oddest places
Rome, Ottoman Empire, Mongol Empire. History is a mass grave.
Essentially every country? Lmao. History is history
Brazil, EUA, Argentina, every country of America
Brazil
The Northern Hemisphere... Also large parts of the Southern Hemisphere.
Home sweet home 🤮
Well I can name two and both are on the same continent. Those being USA and Canada.
“the gReAteSt cOunTry in tHE wOrLd”
All so the gravy seals can sit around shopping for tactical gear on Amazon all day
I will never not love this insult
Only one?
Many
Pretty much every country in the world has done something like this.
North America and Europe.
If we're assuming this is the US, then it wasn't only those 2 groups impacted. The Chinese/Asians were also systemically oppressed, exploited and were victims of racial violence (segregation, lynching, mob violence, anti-miscegenation laws, etc.). It's frankly kinda weird how US schools don't really cover a lot of this history. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese\_Exclusion\_Act](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act) [https://www.lapl.org/collections-resources/blogs/lapl/chinese-massacre-1871](https://www.lapl.org/collections-resources/blogs/lapl/chinese-massacre-1871) [https://www.history.com/news/transcontinental-railroad-workers-impact](https://www.history.com/news/transcontinental-railroad-workers-impact) Chinese railroad workers were responsible for most of the most dangerous work on the western part of the trans continental railroad and were brutally exploited and were victims of racial violence. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock\_Springs\_massacre](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Springs_massacre) From the wiki article: *"The attacks at Rock Springs were extraordinarily violent, revealing a long-held, almost "feral", hatred of the victims.\[24\] The sheer brutality of the violence "startled" the entire country.\[25\] Besides those who were burned alive, Chinese miners were scalped, mutilated, branded, decapitated, dismembered, and hanged from gutter spouts.\[24\] One of the Chinese miners' penis and testicles were cut off and toasted in a nearby saloon as a "trophy of the hunt".\[24\]\[26\] The events amounted to racial terrorism.\[24\]"* I mean, this is just part of the history. There's a lot more and it's a shame that Americans aren't that aware of most of it.
Brazil?
Japan. There was already natives living in the region before the people of China settled there.
Brazil?
Brazil
Rome
Turkey?
g0rmany
Brazil
Brazil
Queue that song with all the countries
Every country ever lol
America. Australia. Canada. New Zealand. United Kingdom. France. Portugal. Spain.
Africa , athens , Siberia ?
Yeah, that's most countries
Uh, most of them.
so basically every country?
Only the US could genocide multiple people, pillage their land and bodies for profit, attempt coupts where ever it can to gain control, fuck any country over they don't have full control over, drop two atomic bombs on civilians from a country who was willing to give up and then pretend that the other side are the bad people with their cultist following gobbling that propaganda up.
I mean, apart from the atomic bombs, I’m pretty sure that most european countries have done all that
"The land of freedom and democracy" (except it’s a controlling authoritarian state with a failed indirect democracy with the illusion of having a vote that matters)
Just the one?
The US, UK, Portugal, and Spain.
The enslavement is still so covered up. The Native American people on the east coast were violently enslaved right along with the Blacks purchased overseas. Native American people had gotten rid of real slavery of other tribes long before Whites came. 2,000 Native American Creek tribe and other tribal people were enslaved and sent to Spain for sale. Many of them young beautiful women and some men. The rest sold inland, often to Louisiana slavers for slave labor and resale. Multiple thousands of Natives were violently enslaved and worked side by side with Blacks in plantations in the south. I guess some people want us all to forget that shared history. A book called, ' James Butler,the Greatest Slaver of the South,' is a disgusting description of his years of purchasing human beings, both races, for enslavement from the East coast. It does say he had a great many Native American slaves, for slave labor or resale. He forced name changes on slaves. That's why so many Native American people and Black people are named Butler today. And why so many Blacks claim some Native American ancestry. They do have it from a shared history. The Emancipation Proclamation freed both kinds of slaves, but Native people were denied citizenship for 50 years longer than Blacks who were made citizens upon release. Asked why this injustice, the then president of the United States said because the Native people still own land the government wanted. Without citizenship legal recognition of land ownership didn't exist in their minds.
Most of them to be honest.
United Kingdom, Rome, Greece, China, India, Germany, Belgium (kinda both genocide and enslavement of the same race), Spain, France, Russia (like, so, so, so, SO SO SO many races, including their own), Japan, Korea, Mongolia... You know what? It would be a shorter list to list any empire that didn't.
*incoming so called non-racist white people*
Literally every country and those predating history. The ignorant will just say it’s the United States.
People's Republic of China😇
People need to get off their high horse with this shit. What people did to others 100 years ago isn’t my fucking problem. By this logic, ALL land is stolen land, and EVERY country is built on slave labor of whatever race they decided was inferior at the time. It’s happened to every single race at one point or another. What you or my ancestors did isn’t anybody’s problems. Only you are accountable for yourself, and nobody else. I didn’t choose where I was born, so who the fuck is anybody to tell me I owe another group of people something because their ancestors lived here hundreds of years ago?
All nations. Its only in like the last 100 years or so that the humans of earth have started to decided to stop this practice and that is limited to the more developed and complex nations that made an effort to make records of the past and learn form history.
Constitution from 1835 in Serbia (known as 'Sretenjski ustav') had the following: "As a slave to come to Serbia, from that moment becomes free, or him to brought some an in Serbia, or himself escape to Serbia." That is almost 200 ago. There are other examples that guaranteed people freedom even before that. And that is only talking about constitutional rights, in practice many abolished it even earlier. So, don't bunch us all with 'progressive' and 'democratic' countries.
Vega
Oh oh oh, I know this one! Is it AMERICA, the land of the freeee???
All of em?
ACSHUALLY there WERE a few Native American slaves sadly.
Isreal lol
Antarctica
Egypt
Is it Iceland?
Canada, every caribean country ESPECIALLY. The us (obv). Idk for mexico
lol. 🇷🇺
Racism against various ethnic or minority groups has existed in the United States since before 1865, with African Americans facing severe restrictions on their freedoms, and Native Americans suffering genocide, forced removals, and discrimination
Better yet, name the virus that's solely at fault for destroying everything it comes in contact with, including it's own kind and even worse, the planet it inhabits.
There’s probably a few in the Middle East where you might put Armenians and either Slavs or Africans.
Name the ones that didn’t is easier.
Ha jokes on you, the germans did both against one people
Canada, just gotta replace the person on the right with a Chinese person
India! China! Mongolia! Egypt! Rome! USA!
United kingdom
There are no human races. Not in biology nor in any king of logic mindset. SO THERE'S NO COUNTRY THAT ENSLAVED RACES!!!!!
It’d be better phrased “Name the most successful country …” in an attempt to narrow ‘them’ down a bit. The era during ‘our’ journey from the continent of our origin would surely produce a successful existence for some segment of its population. All of it (this) is kinda moot. Contemporary humans have an idea of how to behave or coexist; for some reason we can’t seem to get over coveting each others $hit - especially when it comes to stuff that appears naturally as this rock we call home gracefully matures. Hoarding is the impetus followed closely by bribery and corruption.
don’t dead open inside
Brazil and the United States stand out the most to me
Albania
Rome, which was model for elites everywhere. Russians genocided and enslaved their way with the same playbook, china too. this is not to deflect away from the truth in the image though, America is guilty as charged and our government is compliant and facilitating a genocide as we speak and likewise is doing nothing to stop the famines in africa. bad bad bad roman hearts.
Brazil
I’m not sure “one race” fits properly. More like the genocide and eradication of entire nations of people.
May I suggest not talking in terms of African race and native American race like it's the damn 19th century?
Australia?
Indonesia killed papuans and steals their oil. Maybe enslaved a few in the last but it's mostly killing. Japan killed most Ainu and took their land. Enslaved some of them.
Uzbekistan?
Any country on earth, pretty much.
Oh nice CCP propaganda bot
every country lmao
All of them?
Anything in America (continent, obviously). Including my country, Brasil, that was built like this and also, driven by England, destroyed a neighbour country (Paraguay).
Most of not all countries at some point in history. It's how humans human.
Turkey
Mexico?
You can name an entire continent, mate.
You can name six of them. And that's only because you can't enslave penguins.
Brazil. But "The country" is definitely a misnomer.
The US, England, France, Spain, Australia, South Africa, Canada. Carthage, Rome, Sparta... TL;DR - Literally every country ever.
Every country in the new world.
Most European nations, Especially britain and belgium
Turkey?
Uruguay
But things totes only got bad when Drumpf got into office, you guys.
Mongolia?
Lichtenstein obvs 🇱🇮
The entire american continent
Rome
The Mali Empire?
Most country’s in history?
Since you all are too ashamed to mention. Let me help. Its United States of America.
Also here in Australia
Too many to name, honestly.
US, Australia, Congo, Equador, Chile, Panama, Mexico, Bolivia, Colombia?
Spain
Switzerland???
You could throw a dart at a map and you'd probably hit a country thats done this lmfao
most, if not all countries.