Inside The Most Horrific Slavery Breeding Farms of Cotton Plantations

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[@reggie3445]

Wtf not to mention how many died during the passage and how many were born and bread during slavery, then to some how down play all of this buy pointing out by saying (only) and most were sent to other places and there's still slavery in Africa, All so that you and the people given you high fives can feel better, in your small minds 🤯🤮🤮🤮🤢🤮 willful ignorance 🤮

[@josephmashishanga4583]

What often goes unmentioned is that out of the millions of people trafficked by slave traders, only about 500,000 were brought to America's shores, while the majority were sent to South America and the Caribbean. Slavery continues to exist today in parts of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Absolutely, most enslaved people went to South America and the Caribbean, and unfortunately, slavery still exists in parts of the world today.

[@Mekoduhhh]

Most were thrown overboard

[@scorpio54williams96]

There is a difference between slavery and servitude. What happened regarding slavery in America was an abomination. Every evil that could be done to slaves here was done. When you treat a human being worse than an animal, there is something sadistic about the mind of a person who can do that. Let us not believe things have changed because the only thing that has changed are the players. The game is still the same. I feel sorry for people who honestly believe that if given the chance again the same thing wouldn't happen. That is why it is so important to know your history and never forget it so that it cannot be repeated. The evil is still prevalent today just as much as it was hundreds of years ago.

[@kristincabanaw6747]

@@Whoremembersusalegit what he just said

[@kristincabanaw6747]

@@Mekoduhhhno they were not

[@meceleperry5239]

Can we get rid of the word slave and call it like it was. The Kidnapped Africans and their kidnapped children children's children.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Your suggestion emphasizes using respectful language when discussing historical injustices. Referring to "kidnapped Africans and their descendants" offers a clearer understanding of their experiences and the lasting impact on future generations.

[@Blacksmith-d9i]

It should be " blacks selling blacks for slavery"

[@antionettejohnson4402]

slavevoyages.com there were more Travels vs Captives brought to the Americas during that timeline; Africans traveled for work just as they do today! People it's time to research real American History and stop believe what someone else is telling you is truth! Africans were not the only race of people being trafficked during that timeline. There were more Caucasian Europeans Transport Criminals Slavic Slaves brought in and POW'S/enslaved Indians/Negroes trafficked out than African coming in. After it became illegal to enslave Indians/Negroes, africans and other races of people were brought in the late 1800's.

[@katieydiddkatieydidd7269]

Why? Not everyone who was kidnapped from Africa became an enslaved person. Most people became enslaved and their children were then enslaved. Statutes used the term "slavery" "slave" and other derivatives of the word. Why are we trying to smooth over this devastating institution? Some White people were kidnapped from European nations and found themselves serving as indentured servants here in the Americas. But indentured servants and slaves were not the same. Indentured servants had far more rights than enslaved people and they were released from their servitude after serving for three to seven years. Kidnapping is not necessarily the same as slavery.

[@antionettejohnson4402]

@@katieydiddkatieydidd7269 People need to stop trying to smooth over Euro Transport Criminals, they to were later "Chattel" Slaves. The term "Slavery" is implied the use of the word is not in the Constitution it was late manipulated to imply Africans which is a false narrative. The point is it's time people start telling their own Family History and stop relying on Foreigners, most were not here or know nothing of real American History and we who Ancestors are part of this land are done with interlopers trying to rewrite our history with the false narrative all melanated people were "African Slaves" when in fact the majority of Original Blk Americans are Indigenous' Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Tobacco ,Watermelons were our profitable corpos before the arrival of squatters and terrorist attacks on over 1500 Blk Wall St/Indigenous Blk Indians towns for the theft of Lands, Homes, Business and Surnames. Reconstruction/rewriting of History was the overthrow of the "Indian/Negro Rule" Unfortunately Human Trafficking is one of US most profitable commodities and still remains the same today!

[@johnsonalex9757]

People back then were incredibly resilient to endure such harsh conditions. Slavery, however, has been around for thousands of years, spanning ancient China, the Roman Empire, and the notorious Barbary slavery, where sailors were often captured if they ventured too close to the North African coast.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Yes, people were tough. Slavery has been around for ages, from ancient China to Rome, and even the Barbary Coast, where sailors were captured.

[@MrLaurak12]

In the Bible the Hebrews were slaves

[@juicyasiwannabe]

So are u saying this was ok

[@debracunningham603]

I understand that but the topic is the American slave trade, no one says out loud when the Jews talk about and have many movies about The Holocaust , “well genocide happened to many people” they are given the respect to acknowledge what they went through

[@nlmooney1]

Average flavor died at 21😔

[@mrishomanyika761]

My father was born into a sharecropping family and later survived Pearl Harbor. We also have Cherokee and Choctaw ancestry. It wasn't just Africans who faced hardship. Everyone has suffered. 😩

[@Whoremembersusa]

Your father's journey from sharecropping to surviving Pearl Harbor is powerful. Many, including Native Americans, have faced hardship throughout history.

[@olendabright7857]

Many have suffered but not everyone

[@detricelbrown1960]

And they tried to make us believe that Columbus discovered America 😂 my family is very diverse also

[@LH-lq8xj]

How dare you try to down play the African American holocaust. No, everyone has NOT suffered the trauma, terror & extremely inhumane treatment which African Americans endured during enslavement.

[@dariusbrock2351]

​@@detricelbrown1960Right. Columbus was nothing more than a r*pist, m**derer and disease carrying piece of trash.

[@alangray9117]

The sharecropping system didn't just have black people working the fields, poor southern whites did it too. It took my family a couple generations to get out of it. It was a feudal system set up and kept both black and white people poor and barely surviving. Yes the South had segregated fields too.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Absolutely, sharecropping affected both Black and white families, trapping them in poverty and highlighting the broader socio-economic issues in the South. Thank you for sharing!

[@LH-lq8xj]

You are completely delusional

[@kimberlyowens5496]

At least your family could work and get off of it.

[@blacckvoices]

But the white's didn't get beat with a whip!

[@scarlettgallegos5812]

@@blacckvoicesReally? Are you sure about that? So you were actually there?? Oh, My !! Pray tell us more..!!!

[@safarr42]

How could a Godly man or woman allow such an institution??!! So inhumane, evil and dehumanizing! What goes around comes around….they say!!

[@Whoremembersusa]

Ultimately, history teaches us that we must continue to confront injustice, reflect on past wrongs, and work to create a more just and compassionate society for everyone. Thanks for sharing.

[@tinydancer867]

That’s exactly why Americans fought the Civil War to end it in the shortest amount of time than any other Country, and sacrificing many, many, white Men who gave there lives to free them like my ancestors. America is a Christian nation and that’s why we fought so hard to end it. Btw, it was the Republican President who ended it, and Dems were absolutely the party of slavery, confederacy, the kkk, Jim Crowe, and even filibustered the Republicans trying to pass the civil rights act & bills for 75 days until Republicans got a few more supporters and votes to pass it finally. Slave descendants should be grateful for all America & Americans have done for them and given them. My ancestors fought in the Civil War on my mom’s side and lost limbs. However my dad’s side owned sugarcane plantations and many slaves. I’m proud of both sides. Many free black men in America were very wealthy plantation owners and commercial slave owners themselves. Look up William Ellison of SC & Anthony Johnson of Virginia who was the first legal slave owner as a black man. Don’t ever forget about the Irish indentured servants too who went through the same thing.

[@BobbyJones-b2c]

@safarr42 I think a lot of those people claimed that they were Christians....

[@BobbyJones-b2c]

@@safarr42 I must stop you right now,Godly,should never be used in the same space,with anyone that partook in such a wicked and atrocious's deeds......

[@detricelbrown1960]

There were so much dark evil that went on even before Christ, Pharaoh was a slave owner and slave trader !!??

[@Whoremembersusa]

Absolutely, the history of slavery goes back thousands of years, including in ancient Egypt. Thank you for sharing

[@taliabohanan5218]

Yes that is true but it is a big difference when it comes to chattel slavery. Pharaoh didn’t do Chattel Slavery

[@John-ws5oh]

What about slavery today?? Crickets

[@Whoremembersusa]

Millions still face forced labor and human trafficking today, and we need to raise awareness about these ongoing injustices.

[@rosswoods5783]

The American penial system, and the American public School system in black neighborhood is modern day slavery

[@Domj618]

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[@elizabethsalvatore1633]

First of all, they were not ripped from their homes, they were SOLD off by their leaders! Let’s tell the truth here. They were put on ships and were treated worse than livestock would have been treated. I’m sure it was torturous . I hat* that it happened. It was horrible and unholy.

[@Whoremembersusa]

The realities of that history are deeply painful and complex. Thank you for sharing your perspective

[@louispb6387]

If that's all you took from this then you need some compassion and empathy in your life.

[@rayball1675]

​@Whoremembersusa it's not a perspective. It's reality. Until it's taught in American history people will still be ignorant believing a bunch of random white people floated to Africa, chased down the locals and took them back to America.

[@Diesel.Trucker67]

They were taken from their homes, but by other Africans. The video just didn't mention that part.

[@Diesel.Trucker67]

​@@louispb6387Don't start s***, he was only making an observation

[@Montyrico_Outdoors]

The AI generated narrator is horrible and off putting

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for feedback. We’ll work on improving this issue in future videos. Thanks you

[@chrissyrocco796]

Sick what some ppl won’t do for money. Just plain evil.

[@Whoremembersusa]

It is indeed disturbing how greed can drive some to commit harmful actions. Money can sometimes overshadow morality, leading to terrible consequences. Thanks for sharing

[@nlmooney1]

Any credits available for the beautiful artwork throughout the documentary?

[@Whoremembersusa]

I’ve spent quite a bit of time compiling various materials. Google has an endless pool of resources-give it a try and see what you can find!

[@PeterPsn-z9o]

This is about money and business. You dont sell your stock as a farmer then buy more , makes no sense you just lose money , you run a farm by breeding your own new stock . This is what they did . Im amazed anyone is surprised or shocked .

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for sharing your insight!

[@margarita8442]

makes complete sense, breed when u need more labor, sell stock when u have over supply

[@John-ws5oh]

Video on modern slavery in Africa & the middle east, slavery is going strong in2024.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for your suggestion. Modern slavery persists in various forms, including forced labor and human trafficking, particularly in regions like Africa and the Middle East. A video exploring this topic would shed light on the ongoing struggles and highlight the need for awareness and action.

[@Joseph-s2f4g]

Sold by their own people

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for sharing :(((

[@EdmondROBERT-l8c]

votre pitoyable argument démontre ce que vous êtes. Hypocrite, amoral, cynique! On peut naître idiot, mais au 21e siècle, il n'y a aucune raison de le rester. Personne ne vous interdit d'apprendre, de vous cultiver, les connaissances sont à disposition, en libre service! Allez y, n'ayez pas peur!

[@katieydiddkatieydidd7269]

The title doesn't match the content.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank for feedback. We will work on improving the content in the upcoming videos. Please continue to watch and share your thoughts!

[@brandonmusgrove4312]

“Stained the North American continent.” Nevermind the thousands of years of slaveholding by native civilizations.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for sharing.

[@angelaschultze2404]

Who sold the slaves to the slavers in the first place?? African tribes would capture other tribes and sell the captives to slavers

[@Whoremembersusa]

Yes, it's a sad reality.

[@waltercamperiii6137]

Are all Africans the same people? To group them as all the same is saying Hitler killed Germans. But you never say Hitler killed Germans.

[@BobbyJones-b2c]

@@angelaschultze2404 Who told you that?

[@angelaschultze2404]

@ my history classes

[@BobbyJones-b2c]

@@angelaschultze2404 Roman's sold Roman's as slaves,so what's your point?You trying to say only Africans sold people to be put in bondage?

[@Whoremembersusa]

Food of Slaves on Plantations kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXPKnKqhi9R6n5I

[@SaxSith]

And these nations are teaching me now what’s a democracy?!

[@Whoremembersusa]

Irony at its finest :(

[@jnm748]

...another so-called narrator screwing up the pronunciation of words...give over!

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for catching that! Please let me know which word I mispronounced so I can make adjustments in our upcoming videos. Thanks so much!

[@garyjones4321]

@@Whoremembersusa too many to count, terrible job with that.

[@antionettejohnson4402]

The only documented breeding farmers were Caucasians Incubator, orphan train, cabbage patch babies/clones. People stop letting immigrants tell you your family history it's time you start telling your own stories Genealogy is key! 🔑

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for sharing.

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

This would have been a much better video if it was narrated by an actual human instead of AI, and if it didn't have a misleading title. The content was good, it was just ruined by AI narration.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for the feedback! I'll take this into account to improve future videos. Thanks you

[@June-s3o]

Indentured slaves were there because they were serving a sentence.

[@Whoremembersusa]

It's important to recognize that the history of indentured servitude is complex and varied. Both systems involved exploitation, but the circumstances and legacies of each were distinct.

[@GaleHARRISON-y1k]

And THIS is what Dumpy Trump means by MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN...... EXACTLY WHEN WAS IT GREAT FOR US??????

[@Whoremembersusa]

:( Thanks for comment. Good luck to you

[@prayagr3373]

They brought them to fill...now they are full...so, bare with them ...

[@Whoremembersusa]

:) Thank for feedback

[@nancymiller7294]

I do not understand why words we have always used in our vocabulary are not allowed on youtube when the same words are on the National News and in documentaries and movies. I hope you rethink these rules. I do understand not using f:?k and other bad curse words are used too much yet you allow the vulgur words but not words of truth and real news.

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for feedback!

[@karlyilocklear8515]

For all the people that wanna say the Irish were slaves indentured and slavery is different

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thanks for feedback. Both were harsh, but slavery involved far more severe and systemic oppression.

[@marymartin6099]

NO.

[@Whoremembersusa]

:)

[@EdmondROBERT-l8c]

vous avez juste sous estimé le nombre de déportés africains. La traite négrière a tout simplement vidé le continent de ses enfants. Leurs descendants, nés en Europe qui subissent encore, dans leur pays de naissance, marginalisation et discrimination auraient dû naître, grandir en Afrique pour constituer aujourd'hui, les forces vives de ce continent qui manque cruellement d'hommes pour le faire avancer, comme la Chine ou l'Inde, par exemple

[@Whoremembersusa]

The resilience of their descendants, despite enduring marginalization, is a testament to their strength. History serves as a reminder of the injustices faced, but also of the importance of progress, equity, and recognition.

[@chrisdeal9945]

Why not cover modern slavery fully active in Muslim countries and Chyna ??? No slaves in Europe or America for centuries . Wont touch that huh ?

[@Whoremembersusa]

It’s a complex and sensitive topic that deserves attention. Modern slavery is indeed a pressing issue in many parts of the world, including various countries. Conversations around it are important for raising awareness and understanding the global landscape of human rights.

[@chrisdeal9945]

@Whoremembersusa not complex at all, just not politically correct and you don't want to get demonitised because that goes against your values . Right?

[@katieydiddkatieydidd7269]

There are plenty of videos that cover modern slavery. Why are you opposed to anyone make a video about this particular chapter of slavery in the United States? When folks make a video about the Civil War, do you ask them why they aren't making a video about the Russia-Ukraine war which is fully active in eastern Europe?

[@chrisdeal9945]

@katieydiddkatieydidd7269 name some .

[@chrisdeal9945]

What videos about modern slavery ?, pls name some .

[@reidabney2915]

No slaves were bread No slaves were bred for-profit.They were humans bread for profit

[@Vixtorz]

This makes no sense. Are you trying to learn English as a second language?

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately, that is a dark part of history

[@olendabright7857]

@@Vixtorz bred

[@scarlettgallegos5812]

@@reidabney2915 The word is BRED NOT BREAD as is used in a sandwich.

[@scarlettgallegos5812]

@@reidabney2915 this was just more Clickbait / inaccurate title

[@essedistracted5518]

Poveri africani e poveri esseri umani . Che ogni giorno debbono soffrire a causa di altri

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for your feedback. It’s a part of history, and I always respect that truth.

[@dijonmustard549]

They ate them too

[@Whoremembersusa]

:(

[@beverlycromwell9805]

No reparations no vote

[@Whoremembersusa]

Thank you for sharing! Be sure to check out our next video!

[@detricelbrown1960]

Voting Regardless

[@beverlycromwell9805]

@@detricelbrown1960 why no reparations everyone have got something but black Americans

[@bcarson9158]

Crazy how they built this country on our ancestors backs did it so cruelly and made their leaders hero’s. While we barely get to know about our history. On top of that built a system to keep us below them. All I know is this country has always and still have its racist ways. Not much had changed just how they do it.

[@Vixtorz]

Your opinion.

[@Whoremembersusa]

I hope you enjoy the content I share!

[@essedistracted5518]

Tutto oggi viviamo la schiavitù.

[@Whoremembersusa]

and wishing you always happiness and good health!

[@tinydancer867]

Also it’s not ever taught that there were many free black men in the Antebellum South that were very prominent and wealthy commercial slave owners. One of those men is a Mr. William Ellison of South Carolina. He was as prominent and wealthy as his white neighbors whom also owned plantations & slaves. Another fact is that before America legalized slavery, a free black man Anthony Johnson of Virginia went to court to get his indentured servant ( a black man ) to be enslaved for life for him. He won and therefore he was the first Legal slave owner in the U.S. and was a wealthy plantation owner and commercial slave owner. At one point, 1/3 of the free black men in New Orleans were also commercial slave owners too and many signed up to fight for the confederacy wanting to keep their business and livelihoods. And yes, the Irish people were exiled to the US that Europe & Ireland deemed to be “undesirables” and they were sent here to be indentured servants, before slavery was legalized in the US. Many Irish people were discriminated against with businesses putting signs in there store windows saying “Irish not wanted here”. The difference was that the Irish peoples were given the chance to be free after there long years of slavery were up or if they could buy there freedom. Also, the American white men were NOT able to survive in Africa more than 6 months to even capture slaves bc of no vaccines. The Africans whom were stronger than there weaker neighbor more vulnerable tribes kidnapped them and kept some of the Africans they kidnapped to themselves and sold the rest off to many others not just Europeans in the Americas. In fact, the Africans had total control over how the Atlantic slave trade would proceed and it was done by there rules. The Africans sold twice as many slaves to Brazil than the US, not to mention many other nations. The American white men only went to the shores of Africa, bought there slaves and left asap not knowing the horrors of what those slaves had already been put through by their own African people. I look at that era as just an ancient way of life and what was acceptable and legal all the way back to when the Europeans were enslaving other Europeans they deemed not worthy all the way to the slaves that were shipped to America. It was there way of life, But NO other Nation ended slavery, and gave those newly freed slaves citizenship and rights in such a short amount of time than any other Country by fighting our own American people in the bloodiest war on American soil, one more thing… it was the Democrats that were the party of Slavery, the Confederacy, the K*K, Jim Crowe laws, ect, The man that ended slavery was a Republican ( Lincoln ). The Republican Party was created as the anti slavery party. In fact, the Democrats filibustered the civil rights act for 75 days until the Republicans finally got just a few more people to support them and the Republicans passed the civil rights bill. And NO! The party’s never switched. In fact, in the 1960’s, a Democratic politician LBJ created a new strategy. He thought that since he lost fighting with Republicans for Blacks to vote, he wanted there votes to go to Democrats. Then came Welfare and other awful things and he’s on tape on video saying “I’ll have those N ppl voting Democrat for the next 200 years. Don’t take my word for it yall, please go do your own research if your interested in what I’ve just learned myself on my own a few years ago even though I grew up in the great South and am still here, I was shocked we weren’t taught the full story. And yes, I’m white, again one side of my family owned slaves, but I have NO guilt bc it was the way of the world back then. Just as free black men were slave owners, I don’t hold it against them either. We grow, learn, and correct what is morally wrong in America and lots of nations and we did it by sacrificing many many of our great American heroes who died fighting for the slaves freedom which on my other side of family, I had nearly a dozen white Men fight in the bloody civil War losing limbs, and leaving there families to care for themselves. So America is the BEST Country for all people including descendants of slaves, and Irish servants. In Lybia in Africa, the Africans are still to this day selling off their own people as slaves to others. We have it the Best in America! MAGA! 🇺🇸❤️🤟🏻

[@Whoremembersusa]

I made an effort to read all your comments. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and perspective!

[@rodneywilson9666]

YOUR COMMENT EXCUSES ALL WHITE LIABILITY FOR THEIR INHUMAN TREATMENT OF BLACK 😢 PEOPLE Especially that BS about " many" black slave owners . WHITE AMERICA HAS A WELL ESTABLISHED HISTORY OF LYING ABOUT BLACK HISTORY. I GREW IN T H E SOUTH WHERE I WAS TAUGHT MASTER REAĹY GOOD PEOPLE AND WERE LOOKING OUT FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF THEIR PROPERTY. WHAT BS. Only a very ill informed person would believe what you just wrote. Oh and by the way. Welfare was created for poor whites during the great depression.

[@Whoremembersusa]

All the best to you :)