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re: Columbus statue in Baton Rouge in the crosshairs
Posted on 6/21/20 at 10:10 am to lepdagod
Posted on 6/21/20 at 10:10 am to lepdagod
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lepdagod
read this dumbass
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In Richmond, Virginia, a statue eight feet tall of Christopher Columbus in a public park has just been pulled down and rolled into a lake by a group of thugs. Why? “Columbus represents genocide.” What the barbarians mean is that by discovering America, Columbus exposed the inhabitants to invasion from abroad, which is what the US has been undergoing since 1965. Who hasn’t suffered invasions? Why of all the countless invasions in history is European entry into the new world so upsetting. Columbus wasn’t looking to invade any country. He was testing a theory and hoping to find a shorter route to the spice trade.
don't tell me you are one of those brainwashed tards who thinks indigenous people did not kill and enslave each other. or that colonists did not bring engineering, education and medicine over time.
who do you think sold slaves to the arab muzzies in africa? then to euros hundreds of years later?
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black slavery exists today in muslim africa
This post was edited on 6/21/20 at 10:17 am
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Posted on 6/21/20 at 10:24 am to Fat Bastard
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read this dumbass
I'm not for tearing down statues but I've always wondered why there is so much reluctance to discuss the complete picture of Columbus in schools.
You're leaving out a considerable amount of detail, particularly about his governorship of Hispaniola. That's certainly worthy of a mention in the history books and yet there is none. Why is that?
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