If you’re someone who proudly shouts to never forget 9/11, or Pearl Harbor, Or the holocaust, Or the Alamo, Or the Boston Marathon, Or Sandy Hook, Or any other horrible tragedy... But you also tell black people to just forget about slavery, because it happened so long ago? Then you should stop. And maybe reconsider your outlooks on what tragedy is. I’m not saying this is anyone here, but it is some I’ve seemed to notice lately. “Here, lets have all these days to remember national tragedies! What? Slavery? No, no, that’s not a national tragedy! Slavery didn’t kill anyone! Oh, well, maybe a few, but nothing like a *gasp* TERRORIST ATTACK! Besides, it didn’t happen just one day, it lasted centuries!” [quote]Thomas had never seen such bullshit before.[/quote] [spoiler]I can already hear the comments, so I’m not gonna save this for an edit. Every single event listed above, including slavery, was a horrible, horrible tragedy, and should never be forgotten to the sands of time. Have a nice day. [/spoiler]