Were the Blacks Culturally Enriched by Slavery?

Today is the Anniversary of the Confederate States of America (RIP), and I thought I could help it's memory live on by making a little discussion about it.

When a black man sees the Confederate Military Battle-Flag, the Stars 'n Bars, it automatically triggers violent thoughts of "hatred", or "racism".

To us Americans today, it seems obvious slavery was wrong. To an 18 year old boy raised on a Dixie plantation in the 1860's, it may not seem that way.
But think about it, what were the conditions really like in the 1860's?

Many blacks today are poor, violent, imprisoned, drugged, and just outright foolish.
Compare the average Dixie servant on a plantation to the modern negro.
The black slaves back then had interesting southern accents.
They worked hard and were quite healthy.
They were tall, strong, and extremely polite.
They were friendly.
They were humble.
They were cared for.
They were fed.
And they were given so much of an education, that our ancestors would even let them act as home-school teachers for their children often times.

Look at the average American negro today.
He dresses messy.
He treats women like dirt.
He kills for drugs.
He is unbelievably violent.
He is not very smart.
He sucks off the government 1 day, then screams F the police the next day.
He supports Obama but loves his guns.
He is smelly.
And he acts like a monkey.

The ONLY stories we are taught about Slavery are the few incidents when a mentally-plagued slave-owner would abuse his slave. We are not taught anything else in school, and our children will not be taught anything else about slavery in their school.

Pro-Black groups base everything they know about slavery on Harriet Tubman.
I would not be surprised if most of the slaves stayed with their former owners after the war, because they were given free food, free lodging, and free labor.
In fact, I could be the whitest man on the planet. And if I were poor or homeless in the 1860's, I think a black slave would still have better conditions than me.

Now, look at 1 more comparison. Compare the black slave to the average African male.
Read what I put about the conditions under slavery, and then read this about the Africans:
The Africans are poor and starving.
They cannot feed their children.
They need to kill and raid ships just to survive.
They are smelly.
They are very unclean.
They are plagued with AIDS, HIVS, and Ebola.
They are still running around with spears.
Their children are PAINFULLY pierced.
And they fight against their kinsmen on a daily basis.

These were the conditions of the African male during the beginning of Slavery in America, and they are still the conditions of many Africans today.

Very few Confederates were rich enough to own slaves, but the slaves who existed were more advanced than the modern African-American and African man today.
And the few blacks that are proud of their heritage and proud of how advanced their ancestors were in the 1800's have OUR ancestors to thank for it.

Happy Birthday, Dixie.