Indians React to TRUTH about the White Slave Trade

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[@donaldseigel4101]

The video discusses the white slave trade from North Africa, a little known fact is that the Ottomans, at one point were the largest slave traders in the world, trading in White slaves from the Balkans, and Eastern Europe, and Africans from East Africa.

[@rg20322]

Look up Thomas Sowell on this subject and more concerning Slavery and facts when it comes to the US in general.

[@rg20322]

Also - Gotta love Marines!

[@DrD0000M]

They mentioned the U.S.S. Constitution, a ship that was launched in 1797. It still exists as a museum now. It is the world's oldest floating ship.

[@timfeeley714-25]

She is still commissioned, which also makes her the world's oldest commissioned warship.

[@smokeyverton7981]

🎵From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli 🎵 Happy 4th everyone

[@timfeeley714-25]

We fight our country's battles in the air, on land and sea! Happy 4th!

[@paulvamos7319]

🎉 Have a happy 4th!

[@Etereys]

Haha 😅 OK, I know who's a US Marine here. I can't read those words WITHOUT singing the tune. 😂

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

🇺🇸❤️INDIA!!

[@DrD0000M]

Reportedly, there are more slaves living now than when the African slave trade existed. Mali itself has 200,000 legally owned slaves. In most other countries the people aren't actually openly classified as "slaves", but effectively, they are forced to work in sweat shops, as household servants or as sex workers. In Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates and Oman, there are millions of Indian immigrants lured there with a promise of a job only to have their passports confiscated and forced to work for masters.

[@alicem6611]

That is so true. I know someone that is in UAE right now in that situation

[@ManeOuattara]

Most, if not all of the slaves in the present are Bella, of the Tuaregs. There are around four million Tuaregs in the Northern region of Mali, and they have historically held the Bella people as slaves. The Malinke', Soninke', Fula, etc., have no slaves. Slavery by us ended in the sixteenth century with the European saqaliba, and other jonno we held as slaves. This probably ended with the expulsion of the Almoravids from Andalusia.

[@nullakjg767]

Yeah also I would consider a lot of women in the lower castes of india to be straight up slaves. Even in the US theres a fair amount in the form of unregistered immigrants who the country just doesnt know about so they cant protect theri rights.

[@timfeeley714-25]

The U.S.S. Constitution (Old Ironsides) is worthy of a reaction of her own.

[@BugsLivesmatter66613]

cannonballs bounced off of her, that's why she's still around!

[@fufu3539]

Really slavery was common everywhere until modern history. I think advanced machinery is the main reason, so you can avoid labor with a machine instead of a person.

[@darlenegattus8190]

A lot of people don't know about white slave trade. It's not commonly known at all.

[@nullakjg767]

Thats because slavery was almost never based on race. It was just who was available to enslave. It wasnt called "the white slave trade" when greeks enslaved the slavic peoples. it was just called the slave trade.

[@paulvamos7319]

Have a happy 4th my friends! 🎉

[@baddbabylon]

Greetings from the U.S.!

[@Watjalukinat]

Most of the Founding Fathers of the US saw the rapid decline of the southern economy and assumed slavery would naturally fade away. It was not longer profitable to keep slaves for crop production. That changed with Eli Whitney's invention of the Cotton Gin. This gave new life to the southern economy and kept it around longer than they expected.

[@mikeef747]

For the record, all of the 9 northern colonies, which held 75% of the US population, abolished slavery by 1799. Out of the original 13 colonies (states), only 4 states (VA, NC, SC, GA) continued to keep slavery legal. They would become the core confederate states, along with the newer southern states, which were all below what is known as the Mason Dixon line.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

Happy 4th of July.

[@socket_error1000]

For the record; this is not the beginning of White Slavery. It was not an isolated incident but the very word comes from the enslavement of a particular ethnic group. Slavery was going on well back into the early mediterranean empires. It flourished during the Greek and Roman periods. During these eras Persian raiders pushed up into the Caucasus and Eastern European regions and took captives from the regions to be sold back in their homelands. The poorly defended and disperse Slavic people were easy prey for small brigand groups of Persian raiders. These white people were taken back to Persia and sold as "slaves". Here is where it should be noted that the Word: "Slave" was not in use at the time to designate an owned human. It actually evolved from the massive influx the Slavic ethnic group from Eastern Europe into the human markets of Persian and N.Africa. Soon being of Slavic origin became synonymous with being an owned human and the markets were referred to as Slav Markets because the vast majority of people sold there were Slavic. The name stuck and Slav became Slave, owning humans became Slavery. Today most people don't even understand this is where the word originated from. This taking of slaves from the region continued throughout the early part of the greek and Roman Empires with N.African Raiders and eventually the Moors on the Iberian Peninsula exporting Europeans to Africa and Persia.

[@nullakjg767]

Yeah theres no point in discerning slavery by race because everyone was enslaved at some point by a stronger nation. race never played into it

[@socket_error1000]

@@nullakjg767 Well Race did play into it at one point as an excuse to continue the practice in many places, especially in the later parts of slavery in the US where dehumanizing slaves was a way of trying to establish their lack of rights. We still see race being used as an excuse to explain and continue the horrendous abject slavery conditions that foreign workers are subjected to in many Arab nations like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.

[@nigelmacbug6678]

as soon as agriculture and mining were invented, someone thought this is hard work, l'll get someone else to do it l would argue piracy from N Africa was not stopped until Europe colonised N Africa

[@Vruse]

There are more slaves now than at any other point in human history, in India alone there are more slaves than any other point in history.

[@jameswoodard4304]

She comes across a little ignorant making this about "rich people and poor people" like some kind of Marxist (you could end up with an illiterate barbary pirate selling a successful European merchant), and saying that she's so glad she lives in a time when such things don't happen. There are unknown numbers of Indian and Christian slaves in the Arab world, Uyghurs imprisoned and used for forced labor in China, and international sex trafficking on a massive scale, just as a few examples. The legal slave trade was ended in the 1800s (by Europeans/Americans, the first powerful culture in human history to oppose slavery), but there are *more* slaves today than there were back then, including some Indians.