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beyondtherim55008@yahoo.c said:So your saying when whites found out they had brought disesases to them, they fled to make sure they wouldn't kill anymore and they didn't use this to their advantage?
So are you saying that you have evidence that the American settlers intentionally killed the indians with disease? Well then kid genius present it and not just your revisionist history spin bullshit.
Your saying some whites didn't purposely plant diseased bodies into tribes?
That's exactly what I'm saying and I'm also saying that you have absolutely not one shred of evidence to back up that claim.
You better start reading your Indian History, your very lacking.
Bullshit I am it is you sir who are lacking or maybe it's just that you're overlyknowlegable in unsubstantiated half truths and revisionist history. See the problem with your brand of history is that it's more like urban legend ie American soldiers giving smallpox blankets to the indians, you just repeat so often that the uniformed masses eventually except such an unmitigated lie as fact.
Next you will tell me the Indian children and women and elderly were armed w/ awesome advanced weapons and hence that's why they were shot no doubt?
I hate to break it to you but not very many Indians were shot the majority died through unintenional disease and starvation, and more Indians died in battle with one another than they did at the hands of the evil white man.
LOL. Heck, the invader is entitled to rights of invasion--native people shouldn't fight back--they got what they deserved.
Umm, the Americas before the colonists came here North America was sparcely populated, the indiginious people were nomadic, cannabalistic, warlike, and due to their unstable societal structure were constantly on the brink of starvation. Europeans coming here was the best thing that ever happened to the Indians.
With that logic why did we even intervene in WW2?
Except that's a totally fallacious analogy, we didn't conquer already settled land and cities, like I said the land was sparcely populated and the indiginious people were nomadic, ie they didn't settle their land. Stick to your revisioinist history leave facts up to the grown ups.
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