The Latest White House-Backed History Lesson for Your Kids: Slavery Was a 'Favor'

The Latest White House-Backed History Lesson for Your Kids: Slavery Was a 'Favor'

I honestly don't even know where to begin with this one. Are you kidding me with this crap?

A company—an "educational network" for children, mind you—that has the full backing of the White House just released a new video for kids.

The core message? "Slavery is better than being killed."

Yes. We're really doing this now.

A Historical Assault

Let's be crystal clear: this isn't education. This is a historical assault. It's a grotesque attempt to sanitize one of the most brutal chapters in human history and serve it up to children as something palatable.

The narrative they're peddling is that being kidnapped, chained, shipped across an ocean, and forced into chattel slavery was somehow a goddamn favor. A benevolent alternative to death. It's a line of thinking so foul, so deeply twisted, it's morally radioactive.

They are teaching evil as a virtue.

With Friends in High Places

And don't for a second think this is just some rogue company. This operation has the full blessing of the administration. This isn't a bug in the system; it's a feature.

This is a state-sponsored propaganda machine designed to fundamentally change how an entire generation understands power, oppression, and basic human cruelty. The goal is to create a populace that is so historically illiterate, so disconnected from the truth, that they become easier to control.

The End Game

This is the logical endpoint of letting people who get their history from a Facebook meme run the country. It's the same poisonous mindset that calls insurrectionists "patriots" and Confederate generals "heroes."

When you can convince children that slavery was a form of kindness, you can convince them of absolutely anything. You sever the connection between action and consequence, between cruelty and its name.

This isn't just one disgusting video. It's a declaration of war on truth. They aren't just lying to kids; they're trying to reformat the soul of the country. Our job is to call this what it is, and never, ever let them get away with it.