Comments by "The Immortal" (@theimmortal4718) on "Thoughty2" channel.

  1. Well, we know it doesn't do that! 🤣
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  2. He who has lots of slaves to dig for gold rules the world, you mean
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  3. You know that's not real, right?
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  4. Yeah I mean from a fictional story?
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  5. +paul stone is that your way of disagreeing that someone who believes they are something that they clearly are not is mentally ill? this is the exact same thing as a white guy covering himself in shoe polish because he believes he was born black and THEN forcing everybody to agree with his delusion. The emperor has no clothes, but somehow we have to agree they are the finest clothes ever!
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  6. I disagree about Transgenderism being a choice. if absolutely is not a choice. these people have,no control, just as people with bipolar or depression do not
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  7. I disagree about Transgenderism being a choice. if absolutely is not a choice. these people have,no control, just as people with bipolar or depression do not choose. people who are Transgenderism are similar to those who are bulemic, anotexic, take huge amounts of steroids or are addicted to plastic surgery. they hate themselves and,want to be different.
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  8. Think of all of his slaves working in his salt and goldmines. The dude enslaved all of West Africa
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  9.  @CitadelLords  Nope. Mansa Musa had straight, regular old slaves. Conquered from the tribes in West Africa. He enslaved tens of thousands of fellow Africans to enrich the Mali empire, like every other empire. He used them to mine his salt and gold, as well as everything else. He had thousands of slaves carry him and his baggage to Mecca. Good job minimizing slavery and excusing it. Somehow, you find a black man owning other black men honorable. Are you crazy?
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  10.  @CitadelLords  He had slaves worked to death in salt and gold mines. You're dodging that. He bought and sold his fellow Africans for wealth. Yet here you are, excusing it like some white supremacist telling people American slavery "wasn't that bad" or it "was good for the blacks". Goddamn, the horseshoe theory is real.
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  11.  @CitadelLords  How does living in Africa and being African have anything to do with being knowledgeable about the African slave trade? It doesn't. You honestly think slavery has nothing to do with me as an American? Really? Are you living under a rock? That's all blacks in America talk about anymore. The discussion is extremely relevant in America, because the far left here have made it so. What we DO know about African history is due to people who had written languages recording it. That rules out west Africans, so where are you getting this gibberish about fair, kind, and loving slavery? Where are you getting your ideas about west African slave trade? Oral history passed down generation to generation? Listen, we know a great deal about both the west african and the east African slave trades, as well as the use of slavery as an institution all over Africa. We know how the Europeans and Arabians bought them and the hideous things they did go them. We know how 14ty-16th African tribes captured slaves and we know what they did with them. Are you that naive that you just swallowed the fairy tale that his slaves were treated well while making him the richest man in the world mining gold and salt, and selling slaves ?
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  12. This is BS. They have no idea about any of this.
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  13.  @alshahoriar.hossain  It's the Quran. Of course it is
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  14. Israel was a small, poor kingdom
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  15. I would definitely be more intimidated by the musclebound guy with guns. What's the brainy gonna do? Beat me to death with his math book?
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