By A Texas Reader
Mon, Apr 30, 2018 10:58 p.m.
Judge orders release of Southlake couple accused of treating girl like a slave
A U.S. magistrate judge ordered a Southlake couple accused of forcing a young girl to work as a servant for them for 16 years released from detention.
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If the couple where white and Christian this news would be on a 24/7 all over the world. Instead, this story will be relegated to the memory hole in short order.
ReplyDeleteYet another story of abuse of a "person of color." As in all these cases, the abusers are identified by their U.S. location--as if they were Americans. But they always turn out to be third world immigrants. Slavery still exists in many countries--imposed by people of the third world. Although laws may prohibit slavery, in reality they are ignored. For example, anti-Americans like to point out that slavery was outlawed in Mexico earlier than in the U.S.--but that was only on paper. Mexicans enslaved Indians and even after the U.S. took over New Mexico, the former Mexicans kept Indian slaves as late as 1900. It is amazing that the left is able to get away with their narrative that whites are the root of all evil when the opposite is true. It is white civilization which has led the fight again slavery and abuse of women. In many parts of the non-white world these horrors continue. Here is the headline you will never see: "White Men Rescue Another Slave From People of Color."
ReplyDeleteShe wasn't just treated like a slave, she was a slave.
ReplyDeleteAmong the Chinese in American indentured servitude quite common. Seven years to pay off the debt to the snake head [smuggler]. But many Chinese willing to put up with such abuse. And many Chinese quite willing to abuse them also.
ReplyDelete"If the couple where white and Christian this news would be on a 24/7 all over the world. Instead, this story will be relegated to the memory hole in short order.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely. You read of this stuff from time to time and as far as I can remember it is always a case of a dark skinned person enslaving another dark skinned person. Without exception as far as I can tell.