White Karens Pretending

how many black men did white Karens get lynched when they got caught getting dicked down and then cried rape?


lots.

and how many tradcon Simps in denial killed because of their slutty wives?
 
Freddy Figbottom said:
ha ha simp in denial.
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Mandingo is a historical novel by Kyle Onstott, first published in 1957, set in the antebellum South of the United States during the 1830s. The story revolves around the Falconhurst plantation, a decaying estate in Alabama, and explores the brutal realities of slavery, focusing on the lives of enslaved people and their owners. Below is a summary of the plot:The novel centers on Warren Maxwell, the aging and widowed owner of Falconhurst, and his son Hammond Maxwell. The plantation is known for breeding enslaved people, particularly those of Mandingo descent, who are valued for their physical strength and sold for profit. Warren is a cruel and pragmatic slaveholder, while Hammond, though initially less hardened, becomes complicit in the plantation’s brutal practices.Hammond marries his cousin, Blanche, but their relationship is strained due to her insecurities and his growing obsession with Ellen, an enslaved woman he purchases and takes as a concubine. Ellen becomes a central figure, navigating the dangers of her position while developing genuine affection for Hammond. Meanwhile, tensions rise as Blanche feels neglected and becomes increasingly unstable.
 
Diogenes said:
Mandingo is a historical novel by Kyle Onstott, first published in 1957, set in the antebellum South of the United States during the 1830s. The story revolves around the Falconhurst plantation, a decaying estate in Alabama, and explores the brutal realities of slavery, focusing on the lives of enslaved people and their owners. Below is a summary of the plot:The novel centers on Warren Maxwell, the aging and widowed owner of Falconhurst, and his son Hammond Maxwell. The plantation is known for breeding enslaved people, particularly those of Mandingo descent, who are valued for their physical strength and sold for profit. Warren is a cruel and pragmatic slaveholder, while Hammond, though initially less hardened, becomes complicit in the plantation’s brutal practices.Hammond marries his cousin, Blanche, but their relationship is strained due to her insecurities and his growing obsession with Ellen, an enslaved woman he purchases and takes as a concubine. Ellen becomes a central figure, navigating the dangers of her position while developing genuine affection for Hammond. Meanwhile, tensions rise as Blanche feels neglected and becomes increasingly unstable.
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I'm sure this happened.

but I'm sure what happened more was the reverse, white women getting slammed by mandingo and then lying and getting the black dude lynched by crying rape.

leave it to pop lit to do the satanic reversal and villainize the man.

304's ruin humanity.
 
Freddy Figbottom said:
I'm sure this happened.

but I'm sure what happened more was the reverse, white women getting slammed by mandingo and then lying and getting the black dude lynched by crying rape.

leave it to pop lit to do the satanic reversal and villainize the man.

304's ruin humanity.
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A white woman getting slammed by a Mandingo and then lying and getting the black dude lynched by crying rape is one of the storylines, IIRC.
 
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