Columbus wiped out what, a quarter of a million indians. He ran a thriving slave line that was sadistic, murderous and brutal. He really scored the $$$.you'd think a 12 year old troll account would have better trolling abilities.
Lmao damn, didn't know the big bad USSR was playing me since I was in middle school.
Sooo... you don't... actually... have a counter... argument?
Nope, I'm folding.
Yep, fold.
Sooo... you don't... actually... have a counter... argument? Wierd... Could it be because you don't have any actual position of your own other to just scream "RACIST" at the top of your lungs the way you've been told?
Blatant trolling and baiting are ok in the war room now?Enjoy your winnings Ifd0311. This thread is turning out to be a major epic route of the Zinn regurgitaters.
Enjoy your winnings Ifd0311. This thread is turning out to be a major epic route of the Zinn regurgitaters.
Columbus.
Didn't.
Discover.
Shit.
People.
Were.
Already.
Here.
Columbus didn't "discover" shit.
People were already fucking here.
Etc.
Etc.
So FUCK a day dedicated to a "discovery".
Columbus.
Didn't.
Discover.
Shit.
People.
Were.
Already.
Here.
Columbus wiped out what, a quarter of a million indians. He ran a thriving slave line that was sadistic, murderous and brutal. He really scored the $$$.
Just who the fuck do you think you are to defend such a inglorious record? Don't answer that. You're obviously a right winger and not worth the effort. I hear Sean Hannity calling you.
“In two years, through murder, mutilation, or suicide, half of the 250,000 Indians on Haiti were dead.” Columbus’s efforts amounted to genocide. Native people “were worked at a ferocious pace, and died by the thousands,” Zinn writes. “By the year 1515, there were perhaps fifty thousand Indians left. By 1550, there were five hundred. A report of the year 1650 shows none of the original Arawaks [on the Bahamas] or their descendants left on the island.” A People's History - Howard Zinn
Many fine people on both sides.
He found the landmass by chance, and he only got to do that trip because of the Portuguese seafaring. Also the Portuguese found Brazil on their own in 1500, so they were merely 8 years behind Columbus.
If you want to credit people for changing the world then credit the Portuguese who started sailing the Atlantic.
So what, specifically, would be celebrate on Indigenous Peoples' Day? A particular accomplishment? A set of accomplishments? Technological achievement? Fine cuisine? Impact on the world stage? Their history of slavery and human sacrifice? Their peaceful history of cooperation between the native groups in which acts of barbarism were absent until the Europeans showed up? Or simply that they were there?
I'm down for an Indigenous Peoples' Day. Now I'm just wondering - what, specifically, would we be celebrating about said peoples?
Lmao damn, didn't know the big bad USSR was playing me since I was in middle school.
Blatant trolling and baiting are ok in the war room now?
How low can we take this?
Quit living in fear, dude.How old are you? Because he's talking about thier plan going back to the 60's to subvert the US college system and start teaching American College students Communism without them realizing it.