The Gas Chamber Lie Won't Fly

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In Canada, the eugenics movement took place early in the 20th century, particularly in Alberta, and was quite popular. The Sexual Sterilization Act of Alberta was enacted in 1928, focusing the movement on the sterilization of mentally deficient individuals, as determined by the Alberta Eugenics Board. The campaign to enforce this action was backed by groups such as the United Farm Women's Group, including key member Emily Murphy.[84]
Individuals were assessed using IQ tests like the Stanford-Binet. This posed a problem to new

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Quote: Originally Posted by darkbeaver

So are we.

Quote: Originally Posted by Cliffy

Yes, thousands, perhaps tens of thousands were murdered, enslaved, worked to death, slaughtered in wars......all true.

Colpy,
Nice bit of revisionism and white washing of history? Millions were slaughtered, died on forced marches, herded into appalling concentration camps where it was known they would die of disease and hunger. Millions of buffalo were slaughtered to destroy their food supply, so they could be forced onto land whitey didn't think he would ever want. In exchange for the land they were promised food and blankets. They were given rancid flour and lard and disease infected blankets from sanitariums. The entire history of the Americas has been one of slaughter. Many died of disease but much of that was intentional. Your view of history is incredibly slanted and biased by selective reading. And you talk about holocaust deniers.

Quote: Originally Posted by CDNBear

Ya, how would you be able to get along having someone punch huge holes in your stupidity all 24/7/52.

The natives of America practised war, murder, torture, cannibalism, and mass human sacrifice long before the arrival of the white man.

Quote: Originally Posted by petros

With rifle and sabre against stone? history degree? BULLS hIT

Quote: Originally Posted by Colpy

BTW, rifles did not become popular until the latter part of the 1700s, and they did not become dominant in warfare until the Civil War of 1860 to 1865. I'll explain why, if you are interested.......

Quote: Originally Posted by Colpy

You don't read very well, do you???

Try again.......what I said was

"The natives of America practised war, murder, torture, cannibalism, and mass human sacrifice long before the arrival of the white man."

Perhaps you could explain what "rifle and sabre" have to do with history before the arrival of the White Man?

The Aztecs participated in contests known as "Wars of the Flower" in which the object was to collect as many prisoners as possible. These were used as human sacrifice, sometimes in astounding numbers. In one instance, in 1486, there were an estimated 20,000 young men sacrificed in a single festival of mass murder that lasted 4 days. They also sacrificed women and children on extra special occassions.......but most of the murdered were young men.

In university I did a project on the alleged "genocide" of the Beothuks of Newfoundland........what a joke! It turns out that yes, the Beothuk may have succumbed to genocide at the end....perpetrated on them by the Mic Macs.......after the Beothuk population was decimated by disease and misfortune......


Perhaps you should be a little more careful in your accusations.....the study of history has been one of the focal points of my interest....and you, obviously, don't have a clue what you are talking about....

BTW, rifles did not become popular until the latter part of the 1700s, and they did not become dominant in warfare until the Civil War of 1860 to 1865. I'll explain why, if you are interested.......

Quote: Originally Posted by Colpy

Only a complete drooling moron would take this seriously.

oh.

Hi Einmensch.

Quote: Originally Posted by Colpy

You don't read very well, do you???

Try again.......what I said was

"The natives of America practised war, murder, torture, cannibalism, and mass human sacrifice long before the arrival of the white man."

Perhaps you could explain what "rifle and sabre" have to do with history before the arrival of the White Man?

The Aztecs participated in contests known as "Wars of the Flower" in which the object was to collect as many prisoners as possible. These were used as human sacrifice, sometimes in astounding numbers. In one instance, in 1486, there were an estimated 20,000 young men sacrificed in a single festival of mass murder that lasted 4 days. They also sacrificed women and children on extra special occassions.......but most of the murdered were young men.

In university I did a project on the alleged "genocide" of the Beothuks of Newfoundland........what a joke! It turns out that yes, the Beothuk may have succumbed to genocide at the end....perpetrated on them by the Mic Macs.......after the Beothuk population was decimated by disease and misfortune......


Perhaps you should be a little more careful in your accusations.....the study of history has been one of the focal points of my interest....and you, obviously, don't have a clue what you are talking about....

BTW, rifles did not become popular until the latter part of the 1700s, and they did not become dominant in warfare until the Civil War of 1860 to 1865. I'll explain why, if you are interested.......