In defense of white European Christian males
In defense of white European Christian males
"Sadly, there were wars, battles and massacres between the Europeans and the Aboriginal Native Tribes. From the Métis to the Kawésqar - from the Portuguese to the Russians, an awful lot of blood has been spilled. Englishmen killed Cherokees, Susquehannocks killed Dutchmen. Not really much different from the wars between the Germans and the Poles or when the Pawnee almost rubbed-out every Sioux in present-day Nebraska."
"Speaking of live and dead people, it was those horrid evil white European Christians that forced more than a few tribes away from that rather nasty habit of eating the members of other tribes. The Aztecs, Karankawas, Caribs, Iroquois, and Yamassees were just a few that enjoyed nothing more than a succulent fricassée of 11-year-old girl around the ol' campfire. Not many American universities even mention that many of "the civilized" tribes usually sold human flesh in the marketplace. Just like how many European tribes did before the advent of Christianity."
"Sadly, there were wars, battles and massacres between the Europeans and the Aboriginal Native Tribes. From the Métis to the Kawésqar - from the Portuguese to the Russians, an awful lot of blood has been spilled. Englishmen killed Cherokees, Susquehannocks killed Dutchmen. Not really much different from the wars between the Germans and the Poles or when the Pawnee almost rubbed-out every Sioux in present-day Nebraska."
"Speaking of live and dead people, it was those horrid evil white European Christians that forced more than a few tribes away from that rather nasty habit of eating the members of other tribes. The Aztecs, Karankawas, Caribs, Iroquois, and Yamassees were just a few that enjoyed nothing more than a succulent fricassée of 11-year-old girl around the ol' campfire. Not many American universities even mention that many of "the civilized" tribes usually sold human flesh in the marketplace. Just like how many European tribes did before the advent of Christianity."