Comments by "1IbramGaunt" (@1IbramGaunt) on "New evidence of Uyghur children separated from their families in China - BBC News" video.

Satellite imagery ring a bell, you brainwashed Commie moron?! They FOUND that camp and many more like it
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@YaqobStanding we built that empire through grit, determination, discipline and military might, not through slavery, slavery has been illegal in Britain for about a thousand years, and the trading OF slaves internationally has been for around 200 years too. Try Googling the 'West Africa Squadron' or 'William Wilberforce' sometime? The British Empire is the sole real reason there ISN'T an international slave-trade anymore, and our history in regards TO slavery is a source of nothing but PRIDE to those who don't buy the anti-British bullsh*t propaganda
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@TheSkeptic000 he's probably a Chinese bot actually, although given Hong Kong, the Opium Wars and the Boxer Rebellion, I guess China does actually still count as one of those colonised countries lol!
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@YaqobStanding yeah that actually officially ended with us altogether after 1833, had been rare in British territories even before then for the last century or so leading up to THAT, and while British trafficking OF slaves was prolific for a time, the actual use of them on plantations owned by the people in question was always far more the thing of the Spanish, Americans, Brazilians, French and Portuguese than it has of us, especially after 1807, when slavery was outlawed everywhere within the British Empire. Maybe actually look this stuff up before throwing out stupid accusations next time, when you're talking to someone with actual knowledge of this stuff
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@YaqobStanding oh and I'm not sure what the slaves in the former FRENCH colony of Haiti rebelling and killing their former masters has to do with BRITISH history in regards to slavery? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Haiti
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@YaqobStanding the hardworking natives on BRITISH plantations after the 1833 abolition were EMPLOYED to be there, there's kinda a big difference
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@YaqobStanding just read this (if you can, not sure whether Wikipedia's actually allowed in your country lol?) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_Britain
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@YaqobStanding or indeed watch this https://youtu.be/_NoWIZv96KU
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@ll1ee215 what?
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