The United States was oppressed before the founding of the country, so why should it oppress blacks?

Americans are immigrants from European countries (i.e., poor people who can't get access to land and can't find jobs) and their oppression is the oppression of the rich class to the poor class, but they also recognize that they are citizens of all countries (basic rights and interests are protected by law and morality), but blacks are slaves (a commodity, not people), Europeans protect 'people', do not guarantee goods, oppress blacks to overwork is as natural as overloading your machines, and killing them is the same as throwing away machines.

Additional: At that time, many blacks were not captured by whites, but black kings and nobles sold their people as commodities to Europeans in exchange for 'dioramas' and luxury goods, so many blacks themselves regarded themselves as commodities, and said very resignedly.

This is the evil side of human nature. In psychology, once a person has a dominant position, they consciously and unintentionally bully the weak. This is also in line with the natural law of natural selection and survival of the fittest.

Think about it, if Africa is a rich land, the world's economic center is in Africa, and Europe and America are a barren land, and white people go to Africa to work for blacks, white people will naturally be discriminated against and oppressed by black people. However, the current social civilization has the ability to make people rational, that is, to sympathize with the weak. But it is also on the premise of not infringing on the interests of powerful groups.

That's the approximate meaning.

Now it's fair to say that it's the whites from Europe who rule the United States, and the blacks are the whites who are trafficked from Africa.

There was racial discrimination in the first place, and then the white people used the black people as their tools of war for their own benefit in the United States, and they got out of Europe's control, so the black people are just a tool of the white people, and the only way to eliminate this discrimination is to let the black people rule the United States, and in fact, the black people can't rule the United States, because the white people in the United States don't allow it, and the white people in Europe won't allow it.

So white people have the right to discriminate against and abuse black people based on this kind of problem, and black people have no place to complain about discrimination but to endure it.

Because in the whole country, it can be said that what the blacks say has no weight at all, and it can be said that they are just a useless tool of the white people.

Because blacks are trafficked from Africa, and there is no status at all!

The view of the United States as an Anglo-Saxon country is based not on the absolute proportion of the population by ethnicity, but on the social resources and power held by that ethnicity.

At the time of independence, the population of the United States was as diverse as nearly 20 percent of the total population (the proportion could be as high as more than 40 percent in the South). Immigrants from Great Britain also make up less than seventy percent of the white population, and only forty percent of immigrants strictly from England; If we look at new immigrants, in the three-quarters of a century before 1776, the largest proportion of people imported to the United States, whether voluntarily or not, were black Africans.

But apparently no one would consider this fact that the United States was a black country at the time of its founding, because the ethnic groups that make up a high proportion of the population do not necessarily have high economic conditions and social status; Similarly, among the white population, the Irish, who immigrated no less than the number of English, were discriminated against for a long time on grounds such as religious beliefs.

Before settling in Pennsylvania, a large number of German immigrants were also very unpopular in the early years of the founding of the country, for example, Franklin complained about the phenomenon of Germans in Pennsylvania (and even until now, there are still minorities who talk about Trump's German identity).

The dominance of Anglo-Americans (with New England and Virginia as the two bases) in domestic affairs during this period is clearly evident from the families of the founding fathers of the United States.

At that time, blacks were also a relatively large group in the United States, and the United States needed the participation of blacks, so it would support them.

Because the United States at that time gave some good social welfare systems to blacks, the black movement would support the United States in the last century

In the United States, because of the black people, they still have a certain potential, although they are not pleasing to the eye, but they have great strength, simple minds, and can be used well.

Because a large part of the people in the United States are black, the race in the United States is diverse, and the United States' support for blacks is actually supporting itself.