Wasn’t a movie made depicting the widespread human sacrifice? That’s right, a non-person named Mel Gibson did, and I would say it was pretty gruesome and it seems factual too.
Celebrate diversity. Everyone knows these blood thirsty war mongering, superstitious savages were really just the happy children of the forest who lived and laughed and loved and were one with nature. They danced and sang all day with the animals who danced and sang along with them, just like in Disney movies until the evil, racist white Europeans came and destroyed everything. *sigh*
Cortez did Mexico a favor.
this was reported centuries ago.
but remember that all cultures are equal ... at least thats what leftard professors teach.
All cultures are equal value.
And native cultures rank higher.
So I must propose a beating heart revival of ancient roots. Since Liberals have a dark heart, we can all start there.
GEEZ! WIKIPEDIA WILL HAVE TO REVISE ITS PC DEFINITION OF “FLOWER WARS”.
So much for cultural equivalence.
Cortez described the walls, floors, and ceilings of their “temples” plastered with human blood and the priests and their hair clotted with blood.
And the Mexicans attack Cortez??
Read Prescott’s Conquest of Mexico.
Seems plausible that MS13 and the cartels are direct descendants of the Aztecs.
Aztecs taking jobs US citizens won't do.
Next thing you know, the revisionists will be telling us that American Indians learned scalping from the settlers.
...oh, wait; they’ve been telling us that for 40 years.
No. The viciousness and scale of Aztec human sacrifices were reported by the conquistadors and have been acknowledged by serious historians. Then the radical, anti-western fabricators set out to rewrite the record. That false narrative is now being torpedoed by archeological evidence.
Human sacrifice was a sensible idea at the time. It’s just that their “science” was wrong.
This is why they use the term “Hispanic”. Obscures the Amer-Indian roots.
I once said some cultures deserve to be destroyed, and was roundly criticized for it.
This isn’t a surprise to anyone who’s read The Discovery and Conquest of Mexico by Bernal Diaz, one of the original conquistador with Cortez. He describes encountering a platform made of layer after layer of human skulls — 100,000 by his estimation — a number which he mentioned twice for emphasis.
All cultures are equal, and all must be respected. /s
Kinda like liberals devotion to the god of abortion.