I'm of Scandinavian ancestry but of Saami background. Saamis were the Native Americans of Norway, marginalized even now racially. My great-grandfather and his brother escaped that by emigrating to the US about 1880 and homesteading in North Dakota. Saamis weren't slaves in Norway, nor did they own slaves. Vikings held the earliest known parliaments, the "Althings" around 1000 AD. Later they became the dominant families in parts of Europe including England and Ireland. Human slavery was widespread in Europe and in every other culture. We don't do that any more, in any nation that has the elements of modern culture.

Your post is irrelevant.