Creepy Condescending Wonka

Perfect!

In the ARMY, I used to get called 'WHITE BOY' all the time by them, I gave them a dirty look, and I get called RACIST. NI**ERS!!!

When people say they use the word to take the power away from it, what a load of crap. As long as black people get offended when white people use it the word still has power.

They pretend to be offended. If it was truly offensive, blacks wouldn't use it with each other or as the most frequent word in hip hop music.

Where does "slavery" fit into a comment on the use of the "N" word in black culture hip-hop or rap? Do you insert hip-hop into slave memes?

I'm sorry, but no matter how many insults you throw at me it's not going to change the fact that I'm right!

they didn't get sold into to slavery. they where kidnapped

The modern slave trade flourished in the early middle ages, as early as 869, especially between Muslim traders and western African kingdoms. For moralists, the most important aspect of that trade should be that Muslims were selling goods to the African kingdoms and the African kingdoms were paying with their own people. In most instances, no violence was necessary to obtain those slaves. Contrary to legends and novels and Hollywood movies, the white traders did not need to savagely kill entire tribes in order to exact their tribute in slaves. All they needed to do is bring goods that appealed to the kings of those tribes. The kings would gladly sell their own subjects.

I said nothing of violence and slavery is slavery

You said they were kidnapped. I'm pointing while yes, they removed from their kingdoms against their will, it was done in fact with the blessing of the black African leadership.
Ancient slavery, under the Roman empire for example, would not discriminate: slaves were both white and black (so were Emperors and Popes). In the middle ages, all European countries outlawed slavery (of course, Western powers retained countless "civilized" ways to enslave their citizens, but that's another story), whereas the African kingdoms happily continued in their trade. Therefore, only colored people could be slaves, and that is how the stereotype for African-American slavery was born.

refer to my original point to find out. and as I just said, irrelivant of how much you justify slavery, it never was and never will be justice to lives of those slaves

I'm not justifying slavery. There is no justification for slavery. Your original point was..... Well honestly I'm not sure what you original point was. The original meme and subsequent comments were cultural references about the use of the "N" word, especially in hip hop music, which often contains themes of hatred and violence, often directed at the white community.
Then your meme,I guess, seemed to express justification for that anger towards the white community because of an ancestral legacy of slavery. So I simply pointed out that it was Africans who sold their people into slavery to white Americans.

Here's a brief history lesson, and what you don't know about slavery. Be informed.. it's a better life.
https://violenceagainstwhites.wordpress.com/white-slaves/