They provide cheap labour, which produces inferior quality goods for poorer countries such as the Middle East to purchase, which means that Superiors lose the opportunity to further oppress, the poorer countries by charging inflated prices for the same products. The black people often crack under the pressure of big sporting events (eg Ian Thorpe), which leads to Jebus losing all the money he put on the Denver Broncos because some black person screws up. This angers Jebus who then makes more black people to punish the Superiors for letting these people grow too powerful. The blacks revolt and white people must fight them off which Jebus then bets on to get back his lost bets (they bet on how many black people will be slaughtered before they realise they will lose another battle to the superiors and return to toil in the under ground sugar mines of Vietnam. These same blacks then return to the top of society and the cycle continues. Jebus hates reruns and this show (Continual Power Struggles of the Superiors and Inferiors) begins to piss him off although he does enjoy seeing black people oppressed because they are the work of his good friend the Warren who continually comes up with ways to bet Jebus at bets and poker and thats why black people were the work of the Warren. To win bets with Jebus, which further emphasises the black peoples role in society is for entertainment.