Untold Story Of Pata Seca: Forced To Breed Over 200 Black Slave Children

In this video, we will turn back the hands to time and visit one of the most bizarre times in history. We will go back to the Caribbean, where enslaved men were tasked with producing the next generation of slaves. Here, we will discover the story of Pata Seca.
Before we get right into the video, please smash the like button and subscribe to the channel to keep informed of our eye-opening black narrative. With the advent of slave breeding, slaveholders wanted the best hands on the fields, so as they bred men with women, they engaged in a form of natural selection, choosing only the best men to plant their seeds.
The selection process varied among different slave owners, but generally, they would assess certain physical characteristics and abilities. Enslaved men who were considered strong, physically fit, and healthy were often preferred for breeding. This was because slave owners believed that these qualities would be passed on to future generations, resulting in offspring who could endure hard labor and be profitable assets.
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[@shivanidumas6607]

@sethdelcambre6785Was that a necessary addition to your comment? Really uncalled for. The request was for Coffee (Cafe- a well-known commodity in South America, the Caribbean, Africa, Europe and all of Turtle Island exported for some peoples’ benefit)

[@shivanidumas6607]

@sethdelcambre6785 Many who remember are not close-minded. It’s an era in history that thou past., is relevant to progress You perhaps would like to sweep things such as historical documentation , knowledge, past tragic moments (for some as these do not touch the lives of many today) under the rug or forest that fo get pulled🆙, overturned, tilled, as Pluto Planet Pluto, and Mercury=communications allow for things hidden to be un-covered whether this makes people uncomfortable or not. All are recorded in the books of life. We deal with its tragic moments just as we acknowledge it’s celebratory progresses. One’s view is only that from one’s Limited perspective

[@Uberdriver9]

​@@shivanidumas6607No it was a request for money. But a modest amount of money. Which they could use to buy anything with. Including cannabis 😊

[@Uberdriver9]

​@sethdelcambre6785You are trying to be a menace for personal entertainment. It truelly is the lowest form of entertainment. I guess one has to pitty you ❤ God is good.

[@starchildthesupertrucker3.242]

And this was all prophesied in the Torah what problem breeding us that's why all you have some of the greatest Fighters the greatest athletes does ever know I guess you could say it's in the genetics lol

[@nkeveo6967]

Pata Seca was a victim regardless of being treated better than the field slave. He wasn't free physically, spiritually, nor mentally. All his living was to please his oppressor. He was nothing but an animal to him.

[@deonjones7327]

Facts

[@edieleonemstambo670]

😂😂😂😂

[@DevanteMcDaniel]

It's always a dumbass 🤡 in the comment section thinking shit is funny! 🙄

[@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd]

He was the victim of being a fictional character who never existed.

[@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd]

@@deonjones7327facts? Sure thing bro. 😂 He was just as real as the Easter bunny

[@worldtipper]

Let's not forget about the sins of the Portuguese and Brazil in their role of slavery. 😡

[@worldtipper]

@@JessicahBMilien If you think slavery in America was bad, Brazil was just as bad and probably worse.

[@annmhmoore0771]

Let's not forget the Africans role in slavery... That's what you need to remember... Which they are still practicing slavery today... Let's not forget you don't give a rats a#@ about the African people who suffers slavery today. It would take away for your victim hood mentality...

[@robinafrica3456]

I’m a product of that slave trade… 5 million people were taken to Brazil 🇧🇷 but the prototype for Brazil was Cape Verde 🇨🇻…..

[@chrispoe8404]

Let’s also not forget who raided the villages and took the slaves to begin with……. Africa.!!!

[@Poetic_perspective]

Stop gaslighting

[@thekeshkesh]

This man passed away in 1958, so there are people alive today that likely remember him... But people say slavery happened a long time ago and that people need to 'get over it'... Those wounds are only now just beginning to scab over...

[@_kay990]

Stfu who you to tell anyone get over anything

[@VTrucker777]

Over? Only African allow to say slavery is over ask them!? Is it over yet?

[@Originalchili]

​@@VTrucker777no slavery still goes on in Africa today, all of Europe is slave free though

[@VTrucker777]

I am aware of that Thats why i don't trust with any white Russian sorry if i see you from a far

[@VTrucker777]

The sheep amongs wolf , Russia

[@zhannahenderson2546]

How can people think that he lived a decent life? He was forced into non consensual sex all day!? People are down right evil

[@MisterJaay]

Portuguese are. Reason today in Brazil, you find some ignorance amongst the so called "white Brazilians". The subtle kind of racism and elitism you'd see in Brazil today is deep rooted.

[@mannyquinn5841]

Oh, how I wish to have lived such an indecent life...

[@oddballsok]

sex with 200 women ?? voluptuous women ??? SIGN me up !!!

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

@@MisterJaay Maybe it's just that they have pattern recognition.

[@MisterJaay]

@@ReasonAboveEverything it's really sad. I see it all day and thing is they'll do this smiling as in the gentler I am, the less he gonna see I'm racist....🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

I grew up in the '50s. We had a coal fired furnace for heat. My father ordered coal from a neighbor with a pick-up. He would brag about his father having the best job on the plantation. He was produce children for the owner of the plantation. Sadly, this is just another way that the families were broken up and the males had no responsibility for the child.

[@jaifyre702]

And people wonder why the black men behave the way they do today. Numerous women, seen as a sex object and nothing more and don't know how to have a family structure no matter how hard they try. This can't ever be fixed if it's not even addressed at the root.

[@aprilgibson817]

This opened my eyes to the disparities and sensitivities that are seen within the black community with women and men and how they describe each other in music and in pop culture and the indoctrination into the younger gen growing up for guys it was all the women they could sleep with and sleeping with the most women was the goal and for alot of young women it was to find a rich husband so they never had to worry financially (often at the cost of dealing with someone who had a shitty or underdeveloped personality)

[@MrConan89]

A bit like today - "the males had no responsibility for the child" - many black kids don't know their father.

[@francismarion6400]

Still happening in Africa today. Every day.

[@dingleberryxo7623]

@@aprilgibson817White women aren't looking for rich husbands ?

[@slaitracy7]

I’m so glad my ancestors fought to abolish slavery (if I’m not a slave now it’s thanks to them. I will be always grateful)

[@skipfluck4299]

In America the White man had to free them.

[@Originalchili]

Also the Europeans who banned it, Europe (England) was the first civilization to outlaw slavery

[@Andrew-n8z3z]

Black people can't be angry at white people today .... It's absolutely disgusting and inhuman what happened....but white people today aren't responsible for those acts ...

[@slaitracy7]

@@Andrew-n8z3z we not angry at them, they are the ones who created the hate .(we just don’t appreciate those who are still racist today) how would u feel and act towards somebody u know who hates u for no reason??? My bf it’s actually white and not all whites are racist💯 but the racist ones are definitely responsible for that(they keep spreading the hate and teach their children to be racist). Believe that, asian are racist too💯 Asian people discriminate me many times just because I’m Black💯 (here in New York on Dyker heights, I’m speaking the truth). To me, racist today isn’t only white and black anymore.

[@NiKhilShaRmA-hq2xx]

It was because of ww2 ended and British became weak and and rebels became strong

[@Newbeginning_]

This is such a sad story. I am glad that eventually he was free and have his own family and life.

[@eritreaeritrea4363]

This story made me so mad , angry, sad, emotional and completely destroyed my heart. How evil can you be to keep a human being as a breeder for slaves! That’s crimes up on crimes smh we hear about the holocaust but we need hear about slavery 😞💔💔💔

[@mink186]

I think you are missing the bigger point here , slavery …. If this was done in any othe r country imagine they would be still getting criticised… this breeding was a biproduct of the slavery

[@TonyMontana-qz4uo]

I’m quite sure he’s not the only one.They aren’t going to expose everything.smfh

[@morganpowell94]

Then, you definitely don’t wanna watch Jango

[@enyad7589]

If they can use black babies as alligator baits, dress up on sundays in their sunday best to watch lynching of black people and take their children to watch, if they can tie pregnant women in ants colony and have their dogs mutilate the genitalia of males, if they can tie male slaves to their bedpost and sexually assault them every day, if their women can have sex with the black men and then in an instant accuse them of rape so that they can be lynched, then keeping a man to breed pales in comparison.

[@joeblow1688]

Yes, slavery, experienced by the children of ,true Judah, was on a scale and level, never before seen by any people on the planet. Certainly far worse than those "imposters" and their Holocaust.

[@badabinbadaboom7338]

Pata Seca means "Dry Paw'. His real name was Roque José Florêncio and lived supposedly 130 years until 1958. Records show he was born in the first half of 1800s (exact year unknow), and he was a slave in Brazil. His great-granddaughter is alive and kept some documents. Imho, there was not just one Pata Seca, there was two, the second being the son of the first, inhrited his father herculean physique, his name, and took after his father as procreative slave when he got old. 130 years seems way, way too long for a human being to live in a tropical climate, specially being a slave, when antibiotics and vaccines weren't a thing, but who knows if Roque wasn't effectivelly an extraordinary human being. Remember his true name: Roque (pronounced as "rrrock"). All hail Roque.

[@rustyhowe3907]

It could very well be he got extra special treatment (if you can call it that) compared to the average slave hence maybe had some better access to healthcare, food and a lack of exposure to the elements and body crushing workloads.

[@OdunoZoluze]

@@rustyhowe3907Even then the story doesn't add up, even today with all the progress we did it medicine, most humans can barely make it to 80. Not to mention that the evidence that this ever happened comes from questionable sources. In the world of academics and intellectuals, this story would never pass as non-fiction.

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@OdunoZoluze I agree that it most probably is fiction and that it should be highly questioned and scrutinized if being established as fact. But due to my lack of personal knowledge on the subject I can't give a solid yes or no but have to allow for it being a case of a potential anomaly at work and certainly not the norm especially for a slave trade situation.

[@j_3009]

Pata seca is a spanish name

[@badabinbadaboom7338]

@@j_3009 It's portuguese. He was brazilian. Pata seca in portuguese also means "dry paw".

[@dianerichards7932]

In all honesty there’s really no amount of money that could compensate the brutality and horror of slavery. The real savages where the slave owners . Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord. 🙏🏽

[@josephinetracy1485]

How would you get vengeance now?

[@sheilascott7807]

She just said “vengeance is Mine saith the Lord”

[@sheilascott7807]

@@josephinetracy1485do you know God

[@pamelachubb7790]

😢how could anyone treat another human being like that downright sickening 😢

[@DavidSaintOnge2007]

So much pain. For the wound still bleeding in the souls of many descendants, I pray for comfort and healing, that they might live their lives to the fullest. I cannot speak for Brazil, but here in the USA, their contributions to our shared history have been an immense blessing. Though is it not perfect, I would rather us be living here together, than either of our ancestral homelands, given their current state.

[@skipfluck4299]

Ya they are owning oppression they never lived though.

[@nicholasr7987]

I guess they were lucky that they were the last generation of slaves. The last one apparently is the only one remembered.

[@josephinetracy1485]

There is no real "shared history." There's just Hispanic and Asians taking over. They don't give a flying fk about what happened here in the past. They might politically talk a good talk for a couple of more decades until those votes will no longer be needed.

[@BlueAlien1313]

Did he say he died at 130 years old??? There should be a town named after him and the world should know his name. May Pata find peace in the realm that he is dwells and I wish good fortune and happiness for his descendants. No reparations still?? Thank you so much sir for covering this!

[@patriciapowell9399]

To name a town after him you must get massa permission remember

[@kristenkellytv]

The oldest person to have ever lived was 122 years old. No one has lived to 130.

[@DevanteMcDaniel]

​@@kristenkellytv Do u have facts to back up that statement?

[@BlueAlien1313]

@@kristenkellytv That is not true! Do some more reading.

[@sarapatrick2143]

@@kristenkellytvhe may have lived to 130 but being a slave he wouldn’t have any documentation supporting when or where he was born. We were property not people. I’m guessing 122 is the oldest verifiable person.

[@robertarodriguez4215]

Most high God please remember your people and forgive us for our forefathers sins and our own sins and return us back to u😢.

[@obailey973]

AMEN

[@yahschosen7980]

Halleluyah 🙏🙏

[@firstevangelicalhaitianchu8768]

We are children of Jacob! Abraham is our forefather.

[@happyferguson4956]

Wth😂

[@robertarodriguez4215]

@@happyferguson4956 🤔 did I say something funny because I can't remember doing the funny.

[@300books]

I'm more inclined to believe that the Pata Seca who died in 1958 was not the man himself, but one of his sons who possibly shared the same name.

[@miriamllamas224]

Yeah, it was said he died at the age of 130? I doubt it.

[@AAdaughterofYHWH]

😂 you don't think they would have known that by talking to him if he was the breeder or not

[@saltshaker1776]

Pata Seca, also known as Roque José Florêncio, is a legendary figure in Brazilian history.

[@buffalolegion]

Thanks!

[@leebishop9909]

I wouldn't have lasted too long as a slave cause i don't even like being told what to do. Stories like these really raised up some anger. I thank God for these days cause there's no way any slave master would've treated me like that and still be alive. Lord thank you for saving me

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

well AllRight Kunta Kinte!

[@brendabailey4319]

Same ! I would rather be dead than a slave

[@jeffjay2323]

no disrespect to you, but you would not have had the same personality traits then, that you have now. your upbringing would have been much different. your mother and hopefully your father, if you knew him, would have taught you life skills to survive the brutality of your condition. And one of those traits would be, unfortunately, how to mask your anger to avoid punishment or worse, being sold away from your family.

[@brendabailey4319]

@@jeffjay2323 They sold them away from thier families no matter how they acted They did everything horrible to them you could imagine This may have been YOUR reaction to bow down and grovel but not everyone has the same spirit so you can't speak for everyone Only yourself We are not all made the same Some of us understand that there are worse things than death The spirit never dies Only the body

[@Originalchili]

​@@brendabailey4319everyone talks big and tough on the internet, but let's be real, you would be one of the house ninjas

[@linusthexy6245]

The largest breeding plantations occured in Virginia and Maryland in the U.S. which caused the slave population to grow, while other countries slave population either decreased or became stagnant during the early 1800s.

[@tracymonroe6001]

Rape plantations. Breeding is for animals.

[@moirathompson310]

I can’t imagine how those men and women felt in the grips of monsters touching , feeling , and handling them like commodity!!! It’s unimaginable!! And the monsters demanded 20 million in compensation for losing their “commodities” after emancipation. That money allegedly was paid back in 2015! Without apology!!

[@fatimateresa19]

2015??? That can’t be true!!!

[@moirathompson310]

L@@fatimateresa19 I would suggest you research it. It has been paid off, according to reports out of uk some years ago.

[@dingleberryxo7623]

@@moirathompson310 Can you post a link to the supposed payment story ?

[@moirathompson310]

@@dingleberryxo7623 You want me to post a link for you, as what? Your content creator? Research for yourself, I am from the island it was in our constitutional order from February 10 ,1834, in which emancipation of slaves would be granted under that condition, that the owners of such slaves would be compensated, I have done my research years ago and found that, that payment, which was written as a sort of codicil,has been paid.

[@anthonyjames2021]

@@moirathompson310 You have things a little blurry. What the UK government did in 1833 was to pay slave owners, when the law was passed, to free their slaves, the reason being to avoid a breakout of war as happened in the USA many years later when they were trying to stop slavery in the North but the South resisted. The amount borrowed was £20 million and paid off from taxes annually, the last loan payment was as you say n 2015. It meant the slaves were freed and there was no 5 year long war leading to 700,000 deaths and untold millions of damage.

[@iancaldeian]

"Enslaved Person" is used in place of slave by historians today. It more accurately describes someone who was forced to perform labor or services against his or her will under threat of physical mistreatment, separation from family or loved ones, or death. This language separates a person's identity from his/her circumstance.

[@wandaeppinger1689]

I wonder if the shoe was on the other foot. Will they be able to handle the punishment they put us through? Will they be able to be as strong as we were back then? No matter what we was put through back then and now we still stand strong and keep on fighting for our rights and freedom

[@numinuecooper9975]

Hell no, the wicked can't stand pain this is why they kill their families and innocent people.

[@queenofsheba357]

Not no but HELLLLL NO!!! Absolutely NOT

[@annmhmoore0771]

Who is us? You didn't experience anything. Just to have you up to date with history besides your ancestors enslavement butter cup all races around the world have been enslaved at some point in history including African people owning white slaves themselves Europeans were captive into slavery for over a 1000 years women were used as sex slaves as well. Your not some special breed that was the only ones mistreated and are not unique to anything that others have not experienced as well... Including slavery , police brutality or killed by police, eminent domian, genification, discrimination etc... etc... So the shoe has been on the other foot and it seems that the only ones that can't handle life beyond slavery are you people who never were slaves... Seems everyone else were and are not as weak minded as you people have become. Seems we were stronger because our ancestors overcame their situation unlike those we see today. Pathetic trying to compare yourselves to something you never experienced. The funny thing is I doubt you could be strong enough to handle what those experienced centuries ago either when you people can't handle a confederate flag, a racial slur etc.. without having a complete meltdown... If you were strong as you say then you wouldn't display the victim hood mentality as you do. Blaming everyone and everything for your failures. Strong people pick up the pieces and move forward not backwards or at a stand still for decades that's what weak minded people do. You do nothing to change your outcomes you just sit and complain and think others should change to make you happy. If you do nothing you will have nothing. Society is not here to cuddle your feelings or move mountains so you can have less miles to get there. You have to do what others have experienced the up and the downs. Nobody got where they are because they sat around with their finger up their butts nor got where they are because of black people. Especially when immigrants come with nothing and within a few short years have become successful who didn't even speak our language... But not black folks they still gather in the crab bucket pulling each other back down so no one can escape and making sure they drag everyone else through the downward spiral... Making the world miserable when we have to deal with stupidity day after day... Your like an incurable cancer... That is treated over and over but continues to create havoc on anything it comes in contact with.

[@HisbeautifulTruth-nl1ch]

Nope. Too fragile mentally, emotionally, morally and physically.

[@Christine-hr8in]

@wandaeppinger1689. No. That is Why Africans were used. The First lot of Slaves WERE European, but could not endure the Cruel and Savage treatment. They Weren't profitable and it was banned, except in Australia where they Continued to use Criminals Sent from Britain.

[@voncarlowitz3506]

When is a video about the arab and islamic north african slave traders going to be made...!?

[@MinfouDjibril-cw3cp]

U got it right. It lasted almost 13 centuries et was worse than thé transalantic slave trade. But ,because of religious solidarity and money ,our leaders keep mute.

[@Originalchili]

That will never happen

[@voncarlowitz3506]

@@Originalchili indeed, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't mention it. I have nothing against black people, a quarter of my ancestors are african.. I just can't stand it when blacks creep into the victim role, the longer this continues, the longer many of them will lead difficult lives.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

I found multiple videos on KZbin. Quick search will get you there bud 👍

[@voncarlowitz3506]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928 I know, but I want black journals, this youtube channel to make a video about the islamic slave traders. I want the blm people to be honest..

[@alphonsohuntley3247]

They shall not be forgiven for what they have done!

[@Dancingangel77]

For sure😢

[@SusanRichardsDay]

Joseph forgave his own brothers for wanting to murder him and then sold him into slavery . He ended up in prison under false accusations and finally 2nd in command over a nation. He saved the very lives of those brothers and his whole family . The story is in genesis in the Bible . God sees all . Vengeance belongs to Him .

[@josephinetracy1485]

@alphonsohuntley3247 Who?? The Portugese?

[@ememmichaeludo2044]

This man was a hero to have the physical and mental ability to live as long as he did after going through all that he did. He was a walking historical encyclopedia 👏🏾👏🏾🖤🖤💪🏿💪🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@FlowersBloomInSunshine]

He wasn't a hero at all! At 7'2 he allowed white males to literally dictate his life and treat him like an animal. Coward!

[@ronmesser9091]

Apparently having a lot of sex helped that man live longer than anyone in modern times in spite of being 7'2 which in most cases puts a big strain on your heart giving you a short life

[@dingane0039]

Try to tell people about this today, all they can say is , it's in the past forget about it

[@theoneaboveall6768]

well it is. you can still learn about it. but to carry it in every convo everything you do in life and always put it in ppl face constantly crying bitching whinning complaining is not going to change the past but rather create more division

[@yournamemustbejealousy2062]

​​@@theoneaboveall6768My J3w wish friend constantly talk about the past and my Mexican bf talks a lot about her native ancestors being violated, perhaps talking about past atrocities is common for groups of people that have experienced ancestral hardships, trauma. The division comes from people failing to acknowledge Blk people struggles/hardships resulting from systemic racism and slavery (epigenetics)

[@placesandspaces3489]

You have to leave the indoctrinated sleeping behind and move on when you know the truth. Many of them still love our enslavers. Move on, leave them in their misery.

[@theoneaboveall6768]

@@yournamemustbejealousy2062 they talk about it but don’t complain , whine , pull out that card , throw it in your face 24/7 they have moved on and do better thing while still remembering it. We have not we still talk the same sh*t that we did 50 years ago and still complain yadi yadi ya 🙄. Get over it you know it learn it teach it ok now move in and try to do better so you have more positive thing to talk about then only slavery 🙄🙄 for f sake that’s the only topic 24/7 . Slavery this slavery that, racism this racism that , oppression this oppression that , etc 24/7 🙄 ok cool now that you been knowing that for the pass 59 years we still didn’t do nothing about it but the same complaint 🙄. Others moved on and own and created things and don’t even bother complaining like we do. God forbid someone says something about black and they not black the internet mob police will complain again 🙄🙄

[@theoneaboveall6768]

@@placesandspaces3489 yes

[@tuffsteeno]

This isn’t an isolated incident . My 4x great granddad name was mike Turner (the big African) they bred him and he had over 170 kids in the 1700s . They think we don’t know our history but that paper coming

[@joebloggs5318]

Is there a high incidence of these distant relatives marrying each other?

[@marcus.g.4273]

🔥 - A male can not be forced to do anything... a male can not get an erection if he is afraid... That is physiologically impossible ... I repeat: It is physically and physiologically impossible to gain an erection if a male is afraid!. ... Research is Free.... Thus, he was not "forced", he had to have been "turned on" and "excited" to do what he did.... 'Nuff said. 🔥

[@talulatree5297]

Good question.​@@joebloggs5318

[@joshforeman1723]

I would like to know more about it, tell more about it

[@tuffsteeno]

@@joebloggs5318 if your grandfather had 200 children do you think it’s a possibility for inbreeding . Perhaps

[@jeffjay2323]

Most humans know how hard it is to get pregnant, even when you are eager to have children. most of the time it takes a lot of romantic nights of trying. Now imagine a woman who is working hard physical labor all day long, poor nutrition, substandard housing etc, and the number of try's it takes for her to get pregnant. Now multiply that by the number of women he was required to service. you get an idea about how much sex that man was forced to have.

[@michaeldumas9203]

He was livin’ his best life!! 🍆💪🏾✊🏿

[@Originalchili]

You belive there was a 7 foot tall man who lived to 130? Even though tall people are known to have lower life spans, and the fact that the longest lived age is 122... and the fact that this story came out this year, there's no information about this guy before then... clearly this story is urban legend

[@camendes]

Actually some women get pregnant quite easily. And families in state of extreme poverty happens to be the ones with more children.

[@gemorp8506]

Lol no. Its hard to get pregnant when the couples above age 30. Women not producing much egg than before and man is too low or high in testosterone (cause abusing anabolic steroid)

[@amirasiya07]

@@michaeldumas9203 Yeah I’m pretty sure enjoyed banging his mom, sisters, aunts and daughters…🤡

[@willierakestraw7368]

This kills the argument about light skin and dark skin slaves... it was about your physical appearance and what they seen I watch alot of documentaries that very dark skin slaves where house slaves as well probably more just depend on your attributes

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Only light skins were house slaves. This man didn't work the fields, but he damn sure wasn't in the house where he could 'accidentally' slip into the masters wife and destroy her guts

[@saihemebillings2820]

The partv you missed about the light skinned slaves was that the light skinned slaves wasc masters children so he kept them in the house. most light skin slaves was the slave masters children.

[@bigpoppav]

A moment in black history that will never be shown on TV.

[@dariushines4329]

For those who said he lived a decent life, imagine what it meant for him if he ever experience erectile dysfunction. The pressure to perform on demand was ever present.

[@francismarion6400]

What if he was gay? Lots of queers in black history I hear.

[@wLBlue]

E.d. is not a problem for men like him.

[@NoFlyZone01]

"He was given ALL HE NEEDED as long as he could produce..." That 's the dumbest statement that I've ever heard about an enslaved man.

[@gbizzle4355]

It would be great to make a film about this man's life. What a fascinating and tragic story. Imagine being able to talk to this man nearing the end of his life? The thing he could tell you, the wisdom he'd have (if his mentally capacity was still intact at 130). Only cynical point from me would be his age, was he truly 130 (likely didn't have any documentation validating his date of birth)? So tragic that someone who died in 1958 had actually been a slave!

[@gloriavalentine-zo5mp]

And a "scab" is ugly to look at. This was pure evil bc all 200 or more of these children ARE 1/2 brothers & sisters!!! How nasty! Not to mention sinful + evil not on the children's part but the slave owners. They only wanted more ppl to work the land -- but these are, were ppl, real human beings with thoughts, feelings, Souls. SAD + SHAMEFUL. People can be SO trifling bc they NEVER would have done their white women like that. This evil behavior messes up generations to come, with curses.

[@Commander605]

So true

[@neverstopschweiking]

Of course he wasn't 130 years old, that's many years more than the longest documented lifespan for any human being.

[@joshforeman1723]

​@@neverstopschweikingHow can u know it wasn't not like that? Apparently this guy had some super genetics, a genetic freak individual so is not impossible... And it's reported he died in his bed sorrunded by family and friends so the time is accurate. And his born time surely is right with short margin to error because he was taken as a slave to work since a young age so the age would be known or really close to it

[@neverstopschweiking]

@@joshforeman1723 I know because I use reason and available data. Human lifespan is very well documented phenomenon, we have data for average people of various races and major ethnic groups, we have data for the longest-living humans from each group and for the longest-living from the ethnic group with the longest lifespan, which would be east-Asians, specifically the Japanese. There are even documented outliers in subregions, such as one tiny group of people in Italy, which is notable for their lifespan as well. None of these people exceed 120 years (with one single notable exception*) and if you look at the lifespan of the top 100 humans with longest lifespan, you see they all died at 114-119 years. I don't deny he was a man with awesome genetics, including long lifespan, he might have exceeded 100 years and still worked on the field, my friend's grandma posed in a ballet dress and pose at the age of 18 and later also in the same dress and pose for her 100 years birthday party invitation. Still fit and happy. What I see as impossible is the belief that this man alone lived over a decade longer than anyone else on the planet. Especially when he had so many children and none of them showed anything close to this lifespan, not even some noticeable lifespan. *the exception being one French lady who lived to be 122 according to official records, but after several medical examinations and comparing her body to other people of such notable age, some doctors believe she was a fraud, most likely assuming the identity of her mother to avoid the extremely high inheritance tax in France. Which I think was more likely the case.

[@barryedwards1336]

I can believe he was real and used as a breeder slave, but when you say he died at the age of 130yrs, then I think the mystery and the myth of him has taken over from the truth.

[@Nancy-px7hn]

The horrors of slavery should be exposed not only to the generations living todsy but to all future generations. Hopefully, it will help abate this evil practice.

[@robertadams4942]

It still exists in some African countries. Mostly Islamic ones.

[@jamesolu4303]

are you for real?@@robertadams4942

[@teddieblue617]

This is strange because I am a descendant of a 7ft+ slave that lived to be 121 and was also used for breeding. The family name is Blue though.

[@thaaLoverboyy9944]

And how tall r u?

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

I'm a descendant of one of the buck breeders as well. I'm only 6'2, but I'm very muscular and hung like a horse. Very good gene pool

[@aahpuuh]

Wow, how did you both find this out?

[@teddieblue617]

@@aahpuuh He was my grandfather's grandfather! My Grandpa often talked about his life and family. He showed me the last picture he had of his grandfather at age 117 in a humongous wooden chair. I learned more through family tree after my grandpa passed 10 years ago.

[@sandraduarte7368]

Congrats on reaching 10K!!! After mentioning recording and doing tattoos can be hard i think you nailed it 10/10. Keep up the hard work and strengthening your awsome skills😊

[@brendalewis2431]

Yes a smart Black Man force and not treated as a human being by a race of people that are known as evil. 😠

[@robertadams4942]

Candace Own might surprise you if you look up her KZbin about the history of slavery.

[@Sarah.M98]

This

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

blk people are the ones who owned slaves. whyte people just took responsibility of them because the Africans didn't want them no more

[@user-candy707]

I wish all stories like this had movies❤

[@Newbeginning_]

I am glad finally he was free and had his own life.

[@Christine-hr8in]

What Must it have Done to Him! He couldn't even Hold Any of his Children, and Knew that All would be Sold, to See All those pregnant women And Not Have one to call his own, a child to guide! G-d Almighty. Can't Even say he became an animal! He was Basically...... Nothing.

[@amirasiya07]

It’s more than likely he was at some point breeding with his own mother, daughters and female siblings….disgusting

[@anthonyjames2021]

Except that he married and had 9 children with that woman and all that was after slavery was made illegal so he was abused during the time of slavery but also had a life after it.

[@starlightbarking9495]

Poor man, Im glad he finally got his freedom and some land + a family of his own.

[@markevans2280]

Poor man ? He had sex on tap, what a life 🤪

[@dreindahouse6590]

130 years old ??? Man I found that hard to believe I have to see those records

[@saphirebernard947]

The pain those women endured being introduced to a sexual encounter with a black man over 7ft. Jesus wept.

[@olddave4833]

I'll bet they really went into shock when the seen his weapon. the screaming was from some women getting bred.

[@Originalchili]

If you belive a 7 foot man lived to 130... I've got a bridge to sell ya, this is urban legend, a simple Google search will tell you the longest age somone has made it too, also this story conveniently came out this year, how come there's no info on this guy before this year? Makes ya think 🤔

[@miguelnicanor4765]

@@Originalchiliwe not listening to an Only Fans girl

[@DianaRodriguez-jp8dx]

​@@miguelnicanor4765100% 😅

[@HJohn-xn9ub]

@@olddave4833, I think the breeding males were selected based on the size of their manhood. This is where the stereotype comes from that most black guys are well endowed, because the trait was passed down through this type of forced breeding.

[@fredbns157]

Brazil is the second largest black population in the world.. 50% of all slave trade

[@Loyale1229]

Really? He had it better because he didn’t have to work in the fields? What about the mental, emotional abuse? I’m pretty sure they had him impregnate any girl that started their period. I started mine at 9, let that sink in… He was a man that was treated as a sex toy… He was a slaved prostitute that was used to breed as well as pleasure the slave owners on a whim. That man died alone, heart broken, emotionally/physically/mentally scarred… His mark on the world was using his seed to create more slaves that would be used like him or worse…

[@LoversGrief]

Let's be real here, as sad and disturbing as this may sound, we all know it was much easier than working in the fields. And we know how men are anyway, I'm sure he even bragged to others about his life.

[@jupiteral8217]

This man lived to be 130 years old? That's a Tall Tale

[@justred5164]

Why?

[@summer031977]

​@justred5164 Why? Only people in the Bible lived to be 130 years old. All fiction.

[@MAGAISKLAN]

Blah, blah, blah.

[@summer031977]

@@MAGAISKLAN Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

[@Originalchili]

​@@justred5164because the longest lived age is 122 and 7 foot tall people aren't known to have long life spans, and the likely hood of a slave living that long... yea no, this is a urban legend

[@AITrademarket]

There’s a special place in hell are reserved for people who perpetrated this abominable behaviour for hundreds of years.

[@adrielycassia]

I didn’t expect to learn a Peace of the puzzle of my own Brazilian history. I’ve heard about him but didn’t know he was Brazilian all along. Cheers for teaching me something today. “ A descendent from Slaved people”.

[@paulineafrika4209]

This was, and is sadistic to present day! If you want to be free, then learn your own history ! 7:29 7:31 7:33

[@elabayi5291]

Thanks for sharing this story! Pata Seca seems to be a bad pronunciation of Pathé Seck which a name originating from the Senegambia, so from nowadays Senegal and Gambia. The physical description of Pata Seka corresponds to the anatomy of a senegambian guy. Seck is Wolof name and Pathé is a traditional pronoun in Senegal

[@joebloggs5318]

So in the African languages his name translates to The Dick?

[@carlasouthwell7422]

WOW! thank you for the insight! 😮

[@LoversGrief]

Pata seca is Portuguese for "dry paw", there's nothing African about his name.

[@Ralph_Kreutzberger-Blumenfeld]

Pata Seca is both Portuguese and Spanish for "dry paw". We mostly translate it to "dry foot" or "dry leg". Dry foot would be the most common and modern translation.

[@mr.m2695]

Poor guy had to have sex his whole life.

[@mr.m2695]

@@JessicahBMilien who wouldn’t like it? I mean yea you get your I guess if I have to moments but for the most part dude banging beautiful women all day. However I’m not sure I believe this completely because many would’ve died from std or overbreeding. Mainly syphilis.

[@melaninsupergurl-vu4uv]

They wanted his superior genes it was like a genius DNA sperm bank... If he didn't enjoy it he would have refused.... He might of been the swag stud thug if his day the women may have wanted to get it on like R Kelley's supposed 'victims'. You ain't fooling any real man.

[@nabeelkhalid6136]

He had an excellent sex life .

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Like every American guy. He plowed and plowed until he couldn't plow no more!

[@KentPetersonmoney]

Wonder how many of his children grew to be as tall as him? 7ft2 pretty rare.

[@HarryshKumar-rt2uv]

I just love dark skinned ladies more than white skinned ladies... ❤😘🥰

[@MiAinsel1717]

Men cannot be forced to breed. They JUST breed. Promise you he was alright, the women were forced, not him.

[@Vetwife09]

If there were no paper trails with his children he fathered during slavery, how do they know he didn’t father children with his own child?

[@tigua972]

That is a very good point.

[@bwengyewenceslas4957]

It could be possible, but still the blame goes to the so called masters who were behind all the harsh cruel conditions driving Roucke to do the unthinkable

[@jaisonpoole3879]

They lying. Where are all these giant kids lol since he died in 1958

[@revddrmosesmbiyugacii1760]

Thanks for sharing the story of black Africa Pata Seca is a generation...

[@DebraPhillips-d7x]

There has never been a time when people didn't hurt someone 😢

[@unveilingtruths326]

Although physical attractiveness worsened the sexual abuse, it also kept them out of the scorching hot fields as harvesters. I can't imagine which was actually the worst.

[@lesg5270]

Hell! Why can't you? RAPE. FORCEFUL, PAINFUL, DEGRADING. THINK

[@Loyale1229]

?? Your statement is baffling.. Working in the fields or being R worded every day? Ughhhhhh.. I’d choose the heat!!!

[@unveilingtruths326]

@@Loyale1229 Your choice!!! I'd have rather died before ever reaching this land of brutality...

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

That poor man was forced into unwanted sex 😢

[@brendajones8073]

Just horrible!They expect people to forget. How can you,when it’s still prevalent in a sense! Smh

[@anthonyjames2021]

Are you referring to current day Africa (Nigeria 1.6m), Asia (Turkiye 1.3m Bangladesh 1.2m, India 11m, Pakistan 2.3m, Indonesia 1.8m, North Korea 2.7m and China 5.8m), Russia 1.9m or the USA 1.1m where modern slavery is indeed prevalent (widespread in the area and the time) or are you implying something else as you make no clear argument? Mali, Libya and Sudan have open slave markets despite it being illegal, slaves are traded openly throughout the Sahel states yet a thousand times more effort and time goes into digging up stories that cannot be substantiated from the past to promote a narrative than trying to help the people suffering right now. By the way the numbers above of people in slavery right now total 30.6 million which is 2.5 times more than the total number of people enslaved over 400 years in the trans Atlantic trade.

[@AlbertAinoo]

Thanks for opening my eyes

[@EllaSuitableGist]

Pls whats the name of the film you are showing 😢

[@nataliadukich920]

No one should be an body property , this is not right in any way.

[@words4eternity]

If I am correct then Pata Seca was one such slave, purchased only for breeding purpose. He had more than 200 children during his life time, from slave breeding program.

[@o-sport9849]

How can black people accurately trace their history? He's fathered an unknown amount of children they were sold and probably ended up across the world. The estimate is 30% of San Carlos pop was his offspring. Do you know how many siblings ended up marrying one another? Again all estimates, he spent his days breeding that number can be in the 1000's, remember no records were kept. People forget some of the slaves he impregnated were married so imagine you having to watch this man come in to do his job and you having to take care of that child as it was your own?

[@justred5164]

And outa of this breeding I haven’t heard of any mentally or physically disabled offspring 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@enhancedutility266]

All the records are pretty much lost or gone as record keeping wasn't very good for most of the population unless you're a wealthy and you kept records or you were part of the government structure at the time that do keep records such as the census

[@justred5164]

@@enhancedutility266 that information is somewhere…buried and forgotten about..like so much of our accomplishments..buried

[@MillennialMountainMama]

A baby is innocent and deserving of love NO MATTER WHAT

[@justred5164]

@@MillennialMountainMama ??????????

[@HarryshKumar-rt2uv]

I was not aware of all this...

[@ShudonnaFuggins-k1s]

O God how could this have been like animals but it's different now the only difference we get a certain amount of money to pay the Bill's and our home.

[@johnnytaco98]

Humans as a commodity is a pretty common occurrence in the history of mankind. As always, as today.

[@naptunder]

Thank you for this wonderful video, was new for me! However, this fact that there are some people who has power on the mass is not related to races. I can imagine that same could have happened in my country, Hungary and worldwide.. as we had "servant" casts for long times.. And happening still!! Just the weapons are different now (as media, radiation, vaccination, drugs, chemicals, unhealthy foods etc.)... Join our forces! Love and blessings, Eva, the truthseeker lawyer from Hungary

[@Maribel1998_]

Black women have always been disrespected. That’s everywhere not just the USA

[@juice9100]

These stories are something we should know but also so fucking infuriating. For these governments to not pay reperations & do everything they could to reconcile their pure evilness, they will forever be cursed and deserve anything that happens to them negatively

[@jasonjames4254]

Yes! Go back to West Central Africa and collect reparations from the African warlords that sold his black enemies into slavery. The check is in the mail.

[@pipeflush]

​@@jasonjames4254exactly. And if it weren't for their ancestors suffering; they wouldnt enjoy the spoiled coddled life the enjoy now w all its privileges. But accountability is MFr its a lot easier to blame others.

[@voncarlowitz3506]

Yes indeed, but don't forget the islamic slave trade.. The muslims were the biggest slave traders in the world.. The quran permits slave trade of 'war captivs'. That's why Yazidi women were enslaved by the isis cockroaches in Syria. The families were first slaughtered then the women abducted, subjected to rape and forced to do housework, beaten (also beaten by the muslim women) , sold and raped & beaten all over again..

[@slycat2355]

@@jasonjames4254the people were stacked in ships in such a way that disease spread easily, the whyte men started raping the women on the ships (even though they claimed we are less than human) the people had their names and languages stripped from them, they were forced to work from sun up to sun down, families were split apart by their children or spouses being sold off to other plantations, the males were also raped in buck breaking episodes, they were beaten as badly as Christ by their torturers, their children and children’s children still endure the inferior treatment, and you want Black people to go to West Africa to ask for a reparations check? Just as God has His people on this Earth, we see that Satan does too.

[@ceramicpromauritius]

@@jasonjames4254 it's that or they were turned to slaves themselves or slaughtered as an example until they find a better agreeable supplier.

[@laurelhightheschool]

Thanks. Great presentation.

[@jahhunt2010]

Referring to human beings, as slaves is dehumanizing and disingenuous.

[@GoodWillPrevail]

God will judge the cruelties an atrocities of man.

[@Nyameanah]

No wonder our black family doesn't know how to be responsible fathers, because of their past traumatic experiences of being just a stud 😢😢😢. I used to look on our black men who doesn't take care of their children as worthless but I stopped because I've come to the realization of where this behavior comes from.

[@justinmitchell2164]

Black men were fantastic fathers up until the '60s, when welfare broke the nuclear family, as was intended. Put the victimhood away.

[@Nyameanah]

@@justinmitchell2164 yes, that may be true. But when you used a man like a freaking stallion to make babies and then ripped them away and sold them, tell me how can he be a great father? Every time we talked about injustice and oppression that dealt out to our people, it is twisted around. I'm not playing no victim because it's the truth. I guess that you are not aware of generational trauma 🤫🤫

[@GetEmTizz]

This was a dumb ass comment if I've ever read 1. Just as ignorant as you can get. Woooow

[@adijatavosuahi2323]

Probably, the men in your family are descendants of pata seca. In my family, almost all the men are responsible fathers.

[@tyronereed4909]

Slavery has nothing to do with what's happening to the black family currently l.

[@bassman777]

And certain people want to teach that slavery was “beneficial” 🙄

[@harrietyounger6118]

130? Surely he didn't make that age. I know birth records were difficult to find so was his age an approximation?

[@HMAIKAWR-s3z]

Pataseca was a slave breeder in 1808,but in 1888 when he was about 80+ yr, slavery is abolished in Brazil,potaseca found love and companionship in a women palmyra and they would raise nine children 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@LinaLina-we4nl]

True facts 👍☑️

[@evdokiyatorres4161]

Don’t let nobody to treat you like inhuman… God gave you life

[@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm]

Esau is the end of the world and Jacob is the beginning of it that followth. Who's Esau then Who's Jacob ?

[@dillonlawrence5777]

Do anybody know the name of that movie that showing in the back drop of this video?

[@voncarlowitz3506]

Everyone is going on about reparations but could someone please tell me when reparations are going to be demanded from the islamic countries that were involved in slave trade? The muslims were the biggest slave traders in the world..! Why not confront them with that fact and by the way, there still is slavery in the middle- east..in a different, more subtle way of course. No more chains. Instead passports are taken from the 'migrants' and I wouldn't be surprised that some of them get beaten when they complain about the 'wages' they are paid, the housing (10 persons in 1 room..), etc... It's good to talk about slavery, it should not be forgotten but hypocrisy, closing your eyes for crimes commited by north africans is going to backfire in your face one day.. And what about the more than 300.000 innocent non-muslim africans that have been slaughtered in the most horrendous ways by islamic jihadists in sub-saharan africa since 1995-96 till now!? Even childeren are being decapitated by these animals!! So not only comment on the past but also, especially on the present if you don't mind..

[@datruthisscary]

Oh dear Lord. "Whataboutism." Those people, IN THAT COUNTRY, have to fight for what's owed to them, just like my African forebears had to do here. There's nothing African Americans can do for them when we still have our own problems in this country. See the problem I have with comments like yours is, most likely, you don't really care about what's happening currently in those places. The ONLY reason you mentioned that is to deflect from the argument that's currently on the table: REPARATIONS FOR BLACK AMERICANS.

[@voncarlowitz3506]

@@datruthisscary You want reparations for black americans? Tell all those who shoot one another on a weekly basis to throw their guns away, tell them to stop using or selling drugs, tell them to stop beating their wives, tell them to take responsibility instead of dumping their pregnant girlfriends, tell them to use normal, civilized vocabulary, tell them to make use of the opportunities that are specifically made for them and please tell them to STOP seeing themselves as 'victims..', the days of slavery are over (exept in the countries of the religion of 'peace and equality..'). Don't you see the parallels between black africans and not all but too many black americans..!? By the way, you really should ask the muslim countries for reparations because it's mainly thanks to them that blacks africans were sold, used as slaves in the US, where their descendants still live. Putting all the blame on the white people is being disproportionately hypocrite.. It reminds me of a discussion I had with a berber from morocco. He was trying to convince me about islam so I reminded him that north africa was first colonized by the middle eastern arabs and the berbers who weren't muslims, were forcefully converted.. Then I reminded him that the turkish ottomans also colonized them..all this happened before the French, the Italians and the Spaniards set foot in north africa.. He replied that this was of no importance because the arabs and turks were muslims.. Yet, up till this day, the arabs look down upon north africans and call them dogs.. My explanation might seem a bit far fetched and foggy but when you analyze it and look at it objectively, I hope you will understand the importance to look at the past in order to understand the present and do something constructive for the future instead of going around in circles chasing your tail and blaming others for not all, but a lot of problems for which the black community is responsible itself. Another word of advice: if you're black, maybe a 'black lives matter' militant or something? If you want others to see you as a fellow human, stop seeing yourself as a black american but as a citizen of the US or wherever you live...stop categorizing yourself. You'll find life much easier, more doors will open for you and if the one door remains closed, there's allways the next door. Just don't step through the door of radical islam.. Have a pleasant day.

[@brianvesta]

​@@datruthisscaryAmerica is never gonna pay reparations to black people.....Who gonna make America pay reparations?...

[@Originalchili]

​@@datruthisscaryreparations for black Americans is a joke, how do we measure your blackness? If you have white people in your ancestry, does that mean you get less money?😂 what about 1st generation Africans, do they get a payout😂 do black people in jail get money put on their books? If a white person has a black person in their ancestry, to they have to pay less in reparations? How much would drake be getting?

[@moonlight.6]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@larrysmith4887]

Did you know that they would cut the black man's nuts off if he refused.

[@timothyblack7476]

😢😢😢😢😢😢we can only imagine the pain and suffering 💔 our generation has been through from the hands of the wicked heartless unGodly unholy ungrateful 💔 such a damn shame in the eyes of God amen 🙏 🙌 my condolences to those who were here before us knowing that if it wasn't by the grace of God we wouldn't have made it this far thank you lord now and forever more amen 🙏 🙌 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@indiawilliams879]

I see why people hate us and we ourselves. We are walking reminders to them and ourselves.

[@rubyanddelilahandnani]

No don’t look it that way

[@firstevangelicalhaitianchu8768]

We are children of Jacob! Abraham is our forefather. This is part of our blessing FERTILITY. That's why Pharaoh wanted to destroy us from birth, we multiply too quickly. We also inherited slavery whenever we turn away from our God. READ THE BIBLE, and forgive our white brothers. We were sold to them by the Arabs (sons of Ismael) in concert with the Africans (sons of Ham). When the Romans chased us from Israel in 70 AD, we ran and hid among our brothers, the Africans, but they betrayed us. Please forgive them, it's our destiny, WE ARE THE SONS OF THE PROMISE. Moses had us to sign in blood by sprinkling the blood of the sacrifice over us. Alas! We are now signing away our souls in blood in Hollywood. No matter what God will always spare a feeble remnant to keep his promise to our father Jacob.

[@jessedonaldson2536]

That is DEFINITELY a spirit filled comment!!!

[@lolasherril6112]

You are so true, the Arabs are the Asians that invaded and mix with the women only, and was called Afro Asians which hated their mothers race was taught to hate their mothers race then here comes the white man mixing with the Afro Asians skin became lighter hate became stronger, now both races mix with black but hate the full black race.🤔😡

[@yusufshalita-5p1c1c9]

A reason some folks don't want African history taught.

[@amirasiya07]

And lets really be honest about who he was breeding with…more than likely his Aunts, Nieces, female cousins and possibly his own daughters! Being a breeder was disgusting and low key, you became a sexual predator and deviant. Do you think that sexual energy was extinguished once he became “Free”?!? I wouldn’t trust him around my children….

[@octaviawilson9155]

Exactly 💯

[@nolubynature9513]

😢

[@andreagriffiths3512]

You make it sound like he had any choice in the matter. He was raped as much as those he was forced to sleep with.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Wow, sounds like you're making the blk man out to be a predator even though he's the victim... Typical...

[@saihemebillings2820]

I guess you missed the big part he was a slave and was forced to impregnate all the women.

[@jumpingjack7674]

African slavery existed long before European traders arrived, and many African societies had a history of slavery prior to the transatlantic slave trade. Slavery existed in various forms and for a variety of reasons, including debt, crime, and war.

[@kinkiesse7736]

But the "American chattel slavery" is on a league of its own. One of the cruelest form of slavery..

[@edwinclark5041]

Well. Its alright to use his slave name throughout. However, at the end, why not use his real name. And frankly, leave out the fact that he had it easy. Seriously. What would you have done.😮

[@TreforTreforgan]

Saddest thing that there are even more slaves in the modern age than was back then

[@chesterdonnelly1212]

Lol he didn't live to 130 years of age. This is mythology.

[@Originalchili]

Yup urban legend, funny enough there's no info on this guy pre 2023

[@ukik0318]

The generational trauma from this still lives on. Its still common to see black men who don't know their children and arent involved in child rearing

[@modlerantoine7197]

Ron Desantis would call that sexual education which benefited the women who were forced into breeding.

[@mariekatherine5238]

Right! He’s a sick man.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

It benefited the women, as the man was hung! But he definitely suffered. I feel bad for him because he didn't consent to it

[@traceyspence734]

Isnt it just so wonderful that God is not a racist. God have mercy on their souls who have harmed one hair on my childrens head !!!!! On judgement day every man will stand alone and answer to our Lord

[@CaugustusWhite]

I absolutely LOVE how you project 21st century values and ideologies on a 19th century culture

[@MichaelJones-rz5sw]

The sad fact is some us might never be here if it wasnt for the forced pregnancies.

[@yournamemustbejealousy2062]

For some of us, not being here isn't such a bad thing. The quality of life for some of us is not good also defective dna is also a problem.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

I'd rather not be here tbh. Life isn't good unless you are rich