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Posted by LuchAAA on Sat Jun 19 04:56:48 2021, in response to Re: Juneteenth Official, posted by Osmosis Jones on Sat Jun 19 04:42:29 2021. Ok.My point is that the Indian nations were so violent, they literally committed war crimes against one another. Historians portray them as sitting around smoking the peace pipe until Europeans came. A few years ago some philanthropists excavated Indian skeletons and hired experts to determine their cause of death. The goal was to advance the narrative that Indians were all killed by white men. Instead the evidence showed that they were killed in battles with warring tribes or as POW's or slaves. As a result the research money was cut off because it didn't fit the victim status narrative. There are reasons the Pilgrims survived and a big part of it is they simply didn't land in the territory or a brutal tribe. The tribes most fit for war, who would have killed or enslaved the Pilgrims, didn't live in New England. The weakest lived there because of the hunting. The strongest men hunted the biggest game and that wasn't in New England. Today we fight over oil and trade routes. Back then it was over hunting rights and reproduction. Pilgrims simply got lucky. If the Indian nations had a Navy they would have done the same thing to the Europeans or Africans if they landed there. |
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