Autumn in Paris
 

The question wasn't asked directly to me.

OK, but if you want to know about a country, or a province, or an area.

I can't see any redeeming thing about living in the Saraha desert.

Go educate yoyurself.




basskisser wrote:
wrote:
Country? ship? anywhere?

I was never on the slave ship FREDENSBORG, But I can't say there's much
I'd appreciate about it. And unless you were a Dutch slave trader, I
doubt if anyone could say much good about it anyhow....

Please read my statement again.
But, again, let's educate you a tad. You DO realize that after being in
horrendous dungeons for up to a year, that the slaves were, sometimes,
treated better aboard ship and afterward, don't you?

And, you didn't answer the question I asked. Do you think that it's
OPEN minded to instantly and continuously say negative things about a
country you've never been to?

Autumn in Paris
 

basskisser wrote:
Please read my statement again.
But, again, let's educate you a tad. You DO realize that after being in
horrendous dungeons for up to a year, that the slaves were, sometimes,
treated better aboard ship and afterward, don't you?

Cite?

Autumn in Paris
 

basskisser wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote:
basskisser wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote:

Open minded? You make uneducated judgements every day, should you
continues to do so?
Cite?

Idiot!

Just run through your day again and you will find numerous uneducated
judgments that you have made. Everyone does it.

Cite?


That's very adult of you? Will you say "Cite?" again?

Autumn in Paris
 

basskisser wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote:


Open minded? You make uneducated judgements every day, should you
continues to do so?


Cite?

K-man's new catchphrase. "Grow up" finally got old even to him.

Autumn in Paris
 

wrote:
basskisser wrote:
Please read my statement again.
But, again, let's educate you a tad. You DO realize that after being in
horrendous dungeons for up to a year, that the slaves were, sometimes,
treated better aboard ship and afterward, don't you?

Cite?

Sure thing!

http://www.unesco.no/fredensborg/the_slaves_on_board/

Which states in part:

The slaves, who made up the live cargo, were burdened by grief and
desperation. Many had probably been sold several times before ending up
in the fort's dungeons or barracoons,

Autumn in Paris
 

That proves not that a slave trading ship was a breath of fresh air.
Being shackeled in one spot and living for a month or so in your own
filth, is far from a stroll abound the deck.



basskisser wrote:
wrote:
basskisser wrote:
Please read my statement again.
But, again, let's educate you a tad. You DO realize that after being in
horrendous dungeons for up to a year, that the slaves were, sometimes,
treated better aboard ship and afterward, don't you?

Cite?

Sure thing!

http://www.unesco.no/fredensborg/the_slaves_on_board/

Which states in part:

The slaves, who made up the live cargo, were burdened by grief and
desperation. Many had probably been sold several times before ending up
in the fort's dungeons or barracoons,

Autumn in Paris
 

wrote:
That proves not that a slave trading ship was a breath of fresh air.
Being shackeled in one spot and living for a month or so in your own
filth, is far from a stroll abound the deck.

Actually, if you'll read the article, on the ship there were even slave
stewards!! So, yes, it could have been somewhat of a breath of fresh
air to some of them. Did you not read that?

Autumn in Paris
 

wrote:
The question wasn't asked directly to me.

OK, but if you want to know about a country, or a province, or an area.

I can't see any redeeming thing about living in the Saraha desert.

Who to HELL said ANYTHING about LIVING somewhere else???? Your reading
comprehension is suffering terribly because of your infatuation with me.

Autumn in Paris
 

wrote:
The question wasn't asked directly to me.

OK, but if you want to know about a country, or a province, or an area.

I can't see any redeeming thing about living in the Saraha desert.

Go educate yoyurself.


Here, go educate YOURself.:

Raw beauty, history, wildlife, flora. As someone inquisitive, I love to
travel to and see things I've never seen before.

http://www.h4ppy.com/blog/2006/04/sa...of-sahara.html

http://tuaregs.org/sahara/us/index.html

http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/7505.html

Autumn in Paris
 

Bert Robbins wrote:

That's very adult of you? Will you say "Cite?" again?

Back up, you haven't answered my question to you when you called me a
racist! Need to refresh:

How so? By bringing to light the plight of slaves being held in
dungeons? Do you even really KNOW what the word means???!!!!

rac‧ism  /ˈreɪsɪzəm/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled
Pronunciation[rey-siz-uhm] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation


–noun 1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the
various human races determine cultural or individual achievement,
usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the
right to rule others.
2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a

doctrine; discrimination.
3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races


Okay, where have I ever said that my race was superior to another? (see

definition 1.)
Or, where did I make policy, or make a system of govt. or foster such a

doctrine? Where did I discriminate? (see definition 2)
OR, where did I exhibit hatred or intolerance of another race?