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Did you know that an indigenous viral hemorrhagic fever called cocoliztli and worst droughts in 500 years killed most of Mexico's natives? Did somebody make you think it was White colonialism?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1576_Cocoliztli_epidemic
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>>138274981
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>>138275042
So it was a disease brought on by that disgusting kike demon god of the Eurotrash?
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>>138276047
No, it was the God of Biomechanics.
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It was early Euro contact. Specifically suspected to arrive in America's through slaves in the carribean. Indians got decimated by viruses euros were accustomed to. Indians had very little viral protection. Instead, because they ate raw animals, fish and people, they developed strong defenses against WORMS and parasites. They handle worms much better than euros did.
In today's world it's the homosexual with the most exposure to intestinal worms. 80% of gay men have worms due to anal insertions.
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>>138275042
proven to be a myth actually.
Diseases are gonna spread and kill people with no immunity to it. its just the price we pay for enjoying black slaves for a while.
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>>138274981
DO IT AGAIN SMALLPOX
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Quite a few of the Indian tribes were on their (no supposedly "sacred") lands for about 100 years longer than the white man.
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>>138279587
There was constant migration. The Sioux have claimed that the Black Hills are "sacred" to their tribe, but they were only on the Great Plains for about 120 years before Wounded Knee.
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>>138279759
The people who lived there before Columbus, incidentally, were exterminated by rivals, their corpses mutilated and all survivors massacred in the Crow Creek Massacre. It occurred in the 14th century, well over 100 years before Columbus arrived.
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> but muh Iroquois civilization
> muh enlightened democracy
> muh matriarch
There was no evil known to man that the Iroquois did not engage in copiously. They practiced cannibalism. They committed mass genocide on an untold number of Algonquin tribes. In fact, their wars went on so long, at such a cost that wars themselves changed from battles for conquest and domination to wars for captives to replenish their numbers. By the time of Western contact with the Iroquois, it's believed that more than of the "Iroquois" were actually captured Algonquins, who were in turn continuing slave raids on their own people to repopulate the Iroquois.
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>>138280300
That story is bullshit. Scalping by natives only started after whites doing it to collect bountiues for killing natives.
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>>138281594
You are completely wrong and perpetuating an outdated stereotype. The Crow Creek Massacre upended American anthropology completely. 486 corpses were found and have been examined extensively. Here is a single thesis of many, focusing on the disparity in male and female scalping victims of this massacre more than 100 years before Columbus:
https://csuchico-dspace.calstate.edu/bitstream/handle/10211.4/315/4%2018%202011%20Ashley%20Kendell.pdf?sequence=1
Remember today as the day /pol/ taught you something, hippie.
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Sometimes Iroquois wouldn't lethally torture their captives. Sometimes they would be "adopted" by an Iroquois family. They would be treated as honored guests. Just when they believed they might be adopted, the captives were given a final meal, ritualistically tortured by the entire village and then eaten.
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