Maybe that was their way of expressing to our ancestors that they should f**k off pronto!
9 cities abolish Columbus Day in favor Indigenous Peoples’ Day
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Maybe that was their way of expressing to our ancestors that they should f**k off pronto!
Maybe that was their way of expressing to our ancestors that they should f**k off pronto!
Think about that for a minute...
You wouldn't be here, have the family you have, or your loved ones...
You willing to sacrifice what you have and your loved ones and change history? or are you pretty content with your life, home, family... in short the way things have played out so far.
And you read too much "white" BS history. Yes there was war among some tribes but there were advanced civilizations in the Americas when Europeans were still humping their sheep and slaughtering each other with broadswords. The Great Plains horse culture did not even exist before colonization. The Sioux, for example were agrarian (farmers to you) who were forced out onto the plains by colonization and westward migrations of other displaced tribes. BTW, I am well educated and I get my information from ethnographers, anthropologists and archaeologist, the Smithsonian, etc, not from old western Holiweird movies like you. And I don't boink anything the will stand still like you either. So take your ignorant azz and piss off.
I actually watch the History Channel, the Smithsonian Channel and read books to get my knowledge on Native Indians. What's funny is you take everything I say at face value... it's the Internet dude, don't believe everything you read online, particularly a fukking forum.
I think you like blowing your own horn a little to much Cliffy, many people that are intellectually challenged, like to overcompensate and brag, just like you're doing..
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8RiNRMPZjo
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Kenneth C Davis writes in his don't know much series quite a bit about the history of America and the experiences of the native peoples.
Kenneth C Davis writes in his don't know much series quite a bit about the history of America and the experiences of the native peoples.
That would be called "Karma Day". Christians might say that "so ye sow, so shall ye reap". Europeans abused natives so the natives bit back.
True dat.
Some did, some didn't.
Nope.
Most people believe the Hollywood drivel, yes.
Yup.
Some did, some didn't.
That was of European origin.
Yup.
Yup.
Your grasp of anthropology is pretty meager.
Oh, lookit that! A big, fat, glaring non-sequitur.
So you're full of it. Just as I thought. Too many "Duke" movies.
What, you have a sex change and turn into Cliffy, or you just fighting his battles ... Guess Cliffy needs a little lady to take up his fight..
Look, I could really care what happen in the 1800 to a bunch of pilgrims and wagon burners...
It's 2015 and people need to get over it.. however if you want to fight over a U.S. Holiday that doesn't affect Canada knock yourself out..
Oh and yes, the Native Indians just like the settlers did horrific things to each other... Killing the Buffalo to starve the savages, scalping did happen on both sides, torturing captives on both sides happened.
Maybe you want to claim that the Indians never did anything wrong... well, go ahead, you're just another ignorant over opinionated dumb bitch... Plenty of those in Canada.
I will tell you that during the period from about 1780 through to 1814, the Indians, specifically the Iroquois (mostly Mohawk) helped to defend the fledgeling colony in Upper Canada that turned into a big part of Canada. Their military expertise was considerable and they were about as important as the Redcoats in defending this place. Canada would not exist had it not been for the intervention of the Six Nations during that period and to forget it and instead spew forward someone else's propaganda and pass it off as history is a disgrace.
