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Does anyone still believe the 9/11 story the government told us?
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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5403626" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>The KKK weren't God fearing Christians because if they feared God they wouldn't have done the things they did.</p><p></p><p>I didn't excuse the Crusaders. Just pointed out it was war, not a genocide.</p><p></p><p>If they wanted all Indians dead then they wouldn't have put them on reservations. And it's you who needs to crack open the history books. It was estimated there were about 8 million Native Americans in North America when the white man arrived. Most died by accidentally introduced diseases. It was well documented how many Indian villages white men went to and discovered them completely deserted or having a few dying people. Whites believed it was a gift from God. </p><p></p><p>I'm part Cherokee and one of my ancestors was a half white chief who along with 5 others signed a major treaty. And was forced off his property with his family onto the "Trail of Tears" to Oklahoma. Because of that I've read extensively about the Indian wars as well as the cultures of the tribes. You on the other hand have obviously been fed the typical liberal rhetoric about White Man bad, Indian good. And no it wasn't very charitable. People back then believed if you weren't a Christian then it was ok to make war on you because you were going to hell anyways. But if you think the Indians were sweet little innocents being brutalized by the evil White Man then you are naive. Many tribes fought tooth and nail all the way across the country and did many, many brutal things. And some tribes were peaceful and tried to get along.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5403626, member: 24302"] The KKK weren't God fearing Christians because if they feared God they wouldn't have done the things they did. I didn't excuse the Crusaders. Just pointed out it was war, not a genocide. If they wanted all Indians dead then they wouldn't have put them on reservations. And it's you who needs to crack open the history books. It was estimated there were about 8 million Native Americans in North America when the white man arrived. Most died by accidentally introduced diseases. It was well documented how many Indian villages white men went to and discovered them completely deserted or having a few dying people. Whites believed it was a gift from God. I'm part Cherokee and one of my ancestors was a half white chief who along with 5 others signed a major treaty. And was forced off his property with his family onto the "Trail of Tears" to Oklahoma. Because of that I've read extensively about the Indian wars as well as the cultures of the tribes. You on the other hand have obviously been fed the typical liberal rhetoric about White Man bad, Indian good. And no it wasn't very charitable. People back then believed if you weren't a Christian then it was ok to make war on you because you were going to hell anyways. But if you think the Indians were sweet little innocents being brutalized by the evil White Man then you are naive. Many tribes fought tooth and nail all the way across the country and did many, many brutal things. And some tribes were peaceful and tried to get along. [/QUOTE]
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