And that's not even to mention that black children were considered property instead of humans for quite a while in our country's history, which seems to run counter to Alex's ideas.

And it was not present in the North.

People talk about Nazis and Hitler, but the United States had camps as well. The United States put the Japanese in in Birmingham.

The United States injected black people with syphilis.

I agree to a very large extent, but the fact is, the United States was since 1790 ultimately a white country. It was a white European country with an Anglo-Protestant core to it. And we brought in lots of other Europeans, but that was our identity.

But there's nothing like people who are in America bitching about how bad it is when they're trying to recreate. What's outside the U.S.? Because say what you want about the U.S., we've had our problems, but as corruption goes, we were one of the few places where you didn't just hereditarily get all the power and then everybody had to bow down to you. People had shootouts with the railroad magnets. I mean, people went to war with the establishment and stood up to it and got some concessions.

Slaves built this country.