The Dickless-Accountant Industrial Complex | The White Slave Trade (Part 1)
6/1/20261 hr 4 min
Why Do White People Always Want To Chop Their Knobs Off? The White Slave Trade (Part 1) The show for people who like history but don't care what actually happened. For weekly bonus episodes, ad-free listening and early access to series, become a Truther and sign up to the Patreon patreon.com/fintaylor This episode of Fin vs History is brought to you by Surfshark. Secure your privacy with Surfshark! Enter coupon code FVH for an extra 4 months at https://surfshark.com/fvh Chapters: 00:00 - The First Idea 07:08 - Real Non Verbal Stuff 11:05 - Racist Magician 18:00 - Enforced Non-Binaryism 21:18 - Give Me My Balls Back! 25:36 - The Bee Gees 30:20 - First Turkish Hairline 39:12 - Charlie’s Language 46:35 - Grok Is Errol Musk 51:24 - Confronting The Oppressor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
From 1530 to 1780, over a million white Europeans were enslaved by Africans. This is their story These slaves are in great health.
Speaker 20:11
Strong. Zero disabilities.
Fin Taylor· Host0:14
Uh, actually, um, I've got ADHD. Not all disabilities are visible, and I do find the work environments, uh, are quite overstimulating.
Speaker 40:22
Uh, yeah, also I'd like to say that I suffer from lots of social anxiety. So- Yeah ... l- having a room with lots of people, I... My social battery gets drained incredibly quickly.
Fin Taylor· Host0:30
Yeah.
Speaker 40:30
So that please- I've also got, I've also got eczema as well- Yeah ...
Fin Taylor· Host0:32
on the back of my knee.
Speaker 40:33
So should I- What do I feed them?
Speaker 20:34
White bread. Any bread. Simple.
Speaker 40:37
Uh, sorry. I'm actually gluten intolerant, so I'm trying to cut, uh, sort of processed carbs- Yeah ... out of my diet. If I'm gonna have bread, maybe like a rye bread or something like that.
Fin Taylor· Host0:45
And while, while we're on the topic, I'm trying to cut out d- dairy. I, um- Yeah ... I get q- get quite gassy after cheese.
Speaker 40:49
Yes, he does. Yeah. So, yes. Um- May...
Fin Taylor· Host0:50
I can reintroduce it maybe later if it- Ideally, we, we can have like five ferment a day. Yeah.
Speaker 40:54
That's good for gut. So like sort of like a kefir- To be fair though, bro, I don't feel I can afford both of them with the trainer budget right now.
Speaker 50:59
It's too much.
Speaker 21:00
That is the beauty of the white slave. You give them one pair of shoes, they never change them again.
Speaker 51:07
What, so you're telling me they get the dirty Jordans and they just leave it?
Speaker 21:11
That's how they like it.
Speaker 41:12
The only thing we ask is that the, the shoes have a sensible heel.
Fin Taylor· Host1:15
Ankle support.
Speaker 41:16
But to be honest, if you buy a sensible pair of shoes, you shouldn't have to replace them. They, they- For, for years ... for years.
Fin Taylor· Host1:20
They'll last a life. Yeah.
Speaker 41:21
Best.
Fin Taylor· Host1:21
Any mountain warehouse will- Yeah ... repair them if they get damaged.
Speaker 41:23
Yeah.
Fin Taylor· Host1:24
So you don't have to worry about it.
Speaker 21:26
And you don't just save money on the trainers.
Speaker 51:27
Mm.
Speaker 21:27
On the cloth. You can