Posted on 10/10/2021 10:08:39 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Not in the Bahamas where they have a statue, monument and park with a spectacular sea view of where Columbus anchored.
https://bahamasgeotourism.com/entries/columbus-monument/098618d9-1962-4cd1-9b6b-73750f8d3836
That it is slipping away here is a Bad Thing.
The Natives did not innovate as a civilization. So they became stagnant. Was it fair? No. But because they had no immunity to European diseases, their days were numbered.
500+ years old news.
Oh those poor native people they don’t want fresh clean water that they don’t have to carry from the river full of crocodiles They don’t want cars and computers They don’t want supermarkets full of food or modern houses They want their mud huts and spears back
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Columbus was the best thing that ever happened to those cannibal savages.
So if Foody and Ring are worried about it, what are they doing here?
Time to donate their homes and dirt to the local injun tribe and head home to Europe.
Of course, everyone knows Columbus gave them blankets laced with smallpox to eradicate them.
We know this because Columbus knew the transmission vectors of Smallpox in 1492.
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“dragged, kicking and screaming from the Stone Age into the then modern world.”
I always get a kick out of watching native american activists show up at some event in tricked out Chevy Silverados, completely oblivious to the irony.
“If an advanced civilization of American Indians had discovered a stone age Europe they would have done the same.”
Exactly. The Indians were conquered by the Europeans, just like cultures have been conquered since the dawn of mankind. The only difference is that Europeans had the means and the inclination to make decent records of it.
It's always something.
Let me just say, I never knew Columbus Day as a celebration of Italians, or for Italian-Americans. Never. Until the PC crap really started bringing to bear in the last decade.
It may not mean much coming from me, but I’m middle-aged, always lived in a heavily populated area, live near and have attended eateries in “Little Italy” which still very much exists in Baltimore, and my mother’s best friend is an Italian-American.
But sure,if it offends Italians, let them eat up the wokesters.
ROFL
Phoenician, Carthaginian, Iberian, Greek, and even Roman navigators were crossing the Atlantic, trading and even settling in the Americas for two millennia. The Dark Ages caused a break in that concourse, until Norse navigators took it up again.
Funny he claimed land here for spain. Don’t hear much about them stealing the culture of caribs, inca, mayan, aztec indians and making them hispanic. the conquistadors.
I challenge today’s welfare dependent “native” people to try to live like native peoples lived at the time of Columbus.
I remember the problems in New Mexico with the AIM Indians back in 1975-1976. All the tribes sent members together to b**ch and Moan on how the White Man had treated them.
With so many tribes gathered together guess which language they talked in to understand each other. The language of the conquerors.
Many of the tribes never had a war with the US, but there they were moaning along with the rest.
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