Point One: slavery was the best thing to ever happen to Blacks, although that wasn’t anybody’s intention [1]. Indeed, thanks to slavery, Blacks went from being “idiots throwing spears in the jungle,” savages who couldn’t read or write, to being cops, judges, even Supreme Court justices. A great trajectory for a race of people with low IQs.
Point Two: slavery was a bad idea, as Dr. Pierce himself more-or-less noted when he was talking about South Africa; it’s hard to keep 2 million negroes under complete control: they escape, they revolt, they are eventually freed, etc. Plus, slavery made White people lazy and complacent [2].
[1] negro tribal leaders in the jungles of Africa sold their own people to the White slave traders, often for a few shiny trinkets or a couple of chickens
[2] “…South Africans had let themselves become dependent on Black labor. Urban Whites couldn’t imagine life without their Black gardeners and cooks and housemaids and their Black garbage collectors and so on. They weren’t willing to do their own dirty work.” — Dr. William Pierce, “The Lesson of South Africa”