This one is brilliant.

It's a dangerous and wild wild world out there...at Subway

They weren't Japanese concentration camps. They were American concentration camps. They were US citizens, many born in the US, put into camps. Yes, people of Japanese ancestry, but no less American.

And, in France’s defence, they wanted to earlier but they were a bit distracted by the whole “cutting everyone’s heads” off phase.

Who fought and died to end slavery? She's pretty selective with her history - but I appreciate her ignorance because it prompts me to do a little research: https://www.history.com/topics/american-civil-war/black-civil-war-soldiers

White people ended slavery....by defeating the other white people that didn't think blacks should be treated as humans. Now 135 years later, there are white people who still insist on waving the same defeated flag that fought to keep slavery alive, and fought to divide the country. Praise the white people for saving us from the white people! Now the whites must unite again to stand up to the rising threat of whites!

People just say what they want to be true with such vigor and entitlement without ever really doing the work to be informed. It's terrifying

Portugal did it before the U.S. existed!

Thanks, I did not know this. Great information.

The last country to abolish slavery was the African state of Mauritania, where a 1981 presidential decree abolished the practice; however, no criminal laws were passed to enforce the ban. AFRICA

These fidiots know history like they know the constitution or the bible - just what some other fidiot tells them .

Honestly I think if you cause a problem you should fix it

She’s a blonde so there’s that

In Russia slavery was abolished in 1723 and serfdom by 1861 :D

Upper Canada (Then Ontario) 1793 and Quebec in 1834.

Canada 1833 and Lower Canada (Quebec) 1790. Seriously woman...

yes, but the USA could've ended it when they wrote the consitution,they just could not because the delegates of the 13 colonies would not rafity it

But she's even wrong with the who died for it part too. The Confederate War, the war between north and south that was fought by whites AND blacks. It was the war to end slavery BUT NOT segregation, and more African American soldiers had a higher mortality rate because lack of warfare equipment AND lack of field medicine. They even had some of their own (white soldiers) commit crimes against them in the field, such as sabatoshing equipment, not providing payment for them or families. threatening taking their freedom (even though that was why they were fighting, FOR FREEDOM), and/or killing/murdering them on "accident". Boom mic drop. BLM.

BLM

America would have been sooner but the Democrats kept fighting to keep slavery. The Republican party was started to end slavery.

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Some countries didn't even have slavery. (Ok in my country's case because they had serfdom and didn't need it.)

Also, the Netherlands 1873, because of a 10 years "transition period". Slavery was abolished in 1863, but the Enslaved were only freed in 1873...

This answer is SO satisfying. The amount of stupid to make white people feel better is amazing. What a perfect call out.

Uruguay: 1842

You could say it's 1804 for the Northern US States.

wow

we never had slavery Italy here

It would be satisfying to see her response.

"Well if I don't know about it, then it doesn't exist!" is the basis for a lot of conspiracy theories.

I wanna say Burn, but it seems inappropriate considering the context!

I love how he called him out so politely, I could never.

And then people wonder why I hate conspiracy theories so much.

Thank you mystery man for protecting the legend's honor!

Why do people make this s**t up, it just makes them look like idiots.

Now we know where Trump got his sources for that notorious "question" about bleach *facepalm*

She certainly is absolutely stunning.