re: Native Americans views just in time for Thanksgiving

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Try reading a book

Another one of your faves?

Godwin's Law, it's always enjoyable to see it in practice.

So were all the death marches during WW2 simply imitations of an occurance an ocean away 100 years before? Or could it be that marching people you've deemed an enemy a long way with scarce rations is simply a good way to have them die?

You do realize that such things are in no way unique, right?

Hundreds of such events across history well before and after the forced relocation of native Americans.

I will admit, it's hard to argue the parallels between both ideologies of extermination. Hitler saying he admired our "system of extermination" is pretty telling in itself. Maybe he did get ideas from American methodologies, but it really changes nothing.

My point (and I believe fr33manator's point) is that current generations should not feel guilty for actions that our ancestors committed. I am simply remarking on the hypocrisy that Americans are unique in that we conquered, subjugated, and wiped out a swath of cultures and sub-cultures. Even the natives involved themselves in their "own" genocide by wiping out other tribes. Do you dispute this?

Also, do you dispute that all land on Earth is occupied by a conqueror that either massively displaced or annihilated pre-existing cultures?

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0:32 second mark. 'Sup

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Would smash

Andy Jackson was just cleaning house at that point. And look at the fight the Seminoles gave him.

Should go to show you that the ONLY chance against invaders is to fight them and to fight them hard. Brutally. Mercilessly. Take no prisoners

Jet tell my baw,boat, happy Thanksgiving. You have one as well.