Its mentioned in Part 1

Was also known is colonization.

@@frederickhargro5153 he’s referring to feudalism, colonialism happened much later.

Very true, we tend to take the blunt of it. One thing I do believe that we did strongly amplify was the idea of racism. If that was a result of slaveowners hatred towards people, they once owned. Not many tend to get that concept but it’s actually true.

Racialized chattel enslavement in the u.s. is unique in that itt was lifelong ' intergenerational, being born into it

Yes and also the mughals and all others that's why everyone uses the expression common practice.

@@puraLusa give reference of any trusted source for any Hindu King not Mughals and any other muslim ruler.

@@aash4688 use google, it's at everyone disposal. What do u want to do is spread ur confirmation bias and feel of some sort of cultural/ genetic superiority (modern form desguised nazis) with the discussion of translation and interpretation of vedic texts with revisionism due to presentism reinterpretation. Basicly propaganda of political narrative with lost of cognitive dissonance. Your problem your personal immorality imo.

@@puraLusa arey bsdk bolna kya chahta hai

@@aash4688 yup the insistance was expected. So sad this need for external approval, this inferiority complex 😢.

yeah slavery is in the religion as in: slaves are no less than the free and anyone who believes in God and has the means should buy slaves out of slavery. Here is the source: Righteousness is not that you turn your faces toward the east or the west, but [true] righteousness is [in] one who believes in Allah, the Last Day, the angels, the Book, and the prophets and gives wealth, in spite of love for it, to relatives, orphans, the needy, the traveler, those who ask [for help], and for freeing slaves . . . [Quran, 2:177] Why spread hate?

OK, so Allah could ban alcohol and adultry outright, but for slavery, He had to find workarounds? It looks like Allah didn't want to upset Arabs by outlawing slavery!

We may as well just throw the language out completely if we're going with that then. Why not pronounce it jibber-ty-nah-jah? Makes about as much sense. I'm curious as to where that pronunciation came from and how it stuck around in English.

@@jasondashney are u inbred💀💀do u not understand how language evolves due to colonialism/invasion, class divide, accents, and just time in general

@@lydiamichaels1976 I think it's absolutely absurd that people change language in ways that don't conform to any basic tenants whatsoever. There's no type of sounding out of that word that's even remotely possible given any variation of how those letters are supposed to sound in English. My mommy and my daddy sharing 50% DNA have nothing to do with the logic of what I'm saying. That pronunciation literally makes no sense as a word.

Does this include you and your family? If not, then maybe you should avoid such vast generalizations.

@@brettb614 that's a foolish question because I meant just that as well. Of course it's despicable people in my family that are NOTHING like me who are worthy of oblivion. I didn't mean myself because I don't ever do things to people that makes life or people miserable. People have always done and said things to me I wouldn't have to them. That's why I trust NO ONE! I have something you likely and most people rich or poor don't value and that's integrity! Humans are not worth the air they breathe! You probably think it's cool to own slaves. Do or say stupid things get stupid rewards. Now be gone vermin!

@khaliilbinammar4700 I agree with you but not everything that happens in society necessarily has to be enshrined in legislation. Please remember though, your argument goes both ways.

African and Native Americans were enslaving their people long before Europeans contacted them. Slavery has never been about Race, but rather always about Power.

The transatlantic slave trad was horrific. Unfortuinely, slavery has been a part of humanity since at least as far back as written history. Many Europeans likely had ancestors who where slaves at some time in the past,

@@jamiebalser It seems my Turkic ancestry may have come from a person along my Norse ancestry. Likely a female sexual slave sold/traded to Vikings, passed on to my Scottish / Viking ancestors.

An international point of view of slavery needs to be instituted Europeans did not create slavery Slavery existed before and after Europeans ended it in there countries

@@fortunatomartino8549 Of course, there are numerous accounts of it out of the Chinese dynasties or Mesopotamia/Romans/Greeks, it's the scale and industrialization that scares me. I can't recall seeing this volume and professionalism before in history, but I could be wrong.