"Please do your research you sad, sad, human being"

I get the funniest hate messages:

"do you know how much shit you wouldn't have without multiculturalism. Why are you people alive. You wouldn't have ice cream, home security systems, Chinese food,peanut butter,toothbrushes,potato chips,pizza,Toilet paper, chess,gunpowder,windmills,flam­ethrower,water wheel, syringe,GPS,Compass,paper wheel barrel,alcohol,Kites,hand gliders, sails

now stop being racist. take one minute to look it up!!!

I hate how people like you disgrace the good White people in the world in by spreading your hate and ignorance. I remember watching a documentary about how you England idiots were dumping out toilet water into the same lake you were drinking from until a black guy came from nowhere and invented a plumbing system.

please do your research you sad, sad, human being."

MY RESPONSE:

You're dreaming if you think most of those things weren't invented by Whites. Where did you see that documentary? BET? Or was it something produced by the Black Hebrew Israelites? :D

Ok, Reasearch. Let's do this.

Toilet paper: Invented by Joseph Gayetty - WHITE

Ice Cream (is a recipe, not an invention) Different cultures have had different varietys of frozen dishes like ice cream, I do believe that the Chinese were the first to make what we would consider nowadays to be ice cream - CHINESE

Home Security: (Not that Whites really needed this before our nations because flooded with non-Whites) An English man named Tildesley invented the first alarm systems for homes in the 19 century. His alarm was bells jingling when the door was being opened. Edwin Homes in 1858 had the first electrical alarm - WHITE

Chinese food: Chinese, obviously - Although I don't see why Whites need this.

Peanut butter: (again, a recipe not an invention. The earliest reference to peanut butter being made goes all the way back to around 1000 BC where the Ancient Incas were known to have made a paste out of peanuts. Since then, peanut butter has been “invented” numerous times by various individuals throughout history. - DISPUTED

Toothbrush: The first mass-produced toothbrush was made by William Addis of Clerkenwald, England, around 1780. - WHITE

Windmill: The wind-wheel of the Greek engineer Heron of Alexandria in the first century AD is the earliest known instance of using a wind-driven wheel to power a machine. - WHITE

Potato Chips (another recipe) Popular versions say this happened on August 24, 1853, and versions by the late 19th century attributed the dish to George Crum, a Native American cook: - AMERICAN INDIAN

Pizza: Really? Pizza? Pizza is one of the most Italian dishes there is. Where is Italy? Europe. - WHITE

Chess: If you research the origins of Chess for 2 minutes you will find the inventor is unknown. Chess is one of the oldest games in the world. It's ASSUMED it originated in India around 500AD and progressed and evolved to the game we know today - UNKNOWN

Alcohol (this one made me laugh) Alcohol actually wasn't invented because its a naturally occuring substance which is made by bacteria. So it was discovered. The origins of alcohol's first use isn't clear (possibly Egyptians), but it's been around thousands of years, and it most likely wasn't one person, but many. - UNKNOWN

You mentioned a Black guy inventing plumbing? Whites have had indoor plumbing in various incarnations since the Roman empire, maybe even before. - WHITE

GPS: Important names associated with the invention of GPS system includes Roger Easton, Colonel Brad Parkinson, Ivan Getting, Thomas McCaskill, James Buisson, - WHITE

Syringe: The first piston syringes were used in Roman times. during the 1st century AD Celsus mentions the use of them to treat medical complications in his De Medicina. - WHITE

Compass: It is not known exactly where or when the formal magnetic compass originated. However, what little, unclear evidence has been found indicates the compass was refined in Italy circa 1200AD. Italy is known for its grand maritime achievements that made them a navigational superpower.- WHITE

Sails: The earliest known depictions of sails are from ancient Egypt around 3200 BCE - WHITE

Hang Gliders: ring the last part of the nineteenth century, a German engineer made over 2,000 successful flights on weight shift hang gliders. His name was Otto Lilienthal. The notes he kept of those experimental flights were a major source of inspiration for early aviation pioneers. - WHITE

I think I've proven my point.


I don't know whether to laugh or cry knowing there's people in the world who actually believe pizza, hang-gliders and wind mills were invented by Africans.