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newfie

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Do not question @newfie

he's shooting from the hip and making it up as he goes. Most libs believe the native americans that were here 400 years ago were the same ones that may have arrived here 12000 years ago.

one they discover that asians were killing each other off and land grabbing each other for 10's of thousands of years it ruins the white man stole the land narrative.
 
he's shooting from the hip and making it up as he goes. Most libs believe the native americans that were here 400 years ago were the same ones that may have arrived here 12000 years ago.

one they discover that asians were killing each other off and land grabbing each other for 10's of thousands of years it ruins the white man stole the land narrative.
Lots of wrong doing in our history
 

newfie

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No it's the same bs you are trying to peddle.

the history of the world is that mankind has been in constant motion and constantly fighting over land , slaves food and resources.
the concept that there were native americans peacefully existing here and not trying to do the same to each other is a fantasy .
your lib talking points need to be updated to reflect real history not the fairy tale you've been spinning.
 

MAKAVELI

Well-Known Member
the history of the world is that mankind has been in constant motion and constantly fighting over land , slaves food and resources.
the concept that there were native americans peacefully existing here and not trying to do the same to each other is a fantasy .
your lib talking points need to be updated to reflect real history not the fairy tale you've been spinning.
A New History of the First Peoples in the Americas
Europeans arriving in the New World met people all the way from the frozen north to the frozen south. All had rich and mature cultures and established languages. The Skraeling were probably a people we now call Thule, who were the ancestors of the Inuit in Greenland and Canada and the Iñupiat in Alaska. The Taíno were a people spread across multiple chiefdoms around the Caribbean and Florida. Based on cultural and language similarities, we think that they had probably separated from earlier populations from South American lands, now Guyana and Trinidad. The Spanish brought no women with them in 1492, and raped the Taíno women, resulting in the first generation of “mestizo”—mixed ancestry people.

Immediately upon arrival, European alleles began to flow, admixed into the indigenous population, and that process has continued ever since: European DNA is found today throughout the Americas, no matter how remote or isolated a tribe might appear to be. But before Columbus, these continents were already populated. The indigenous people hadn’t always been there, nor had they originated there, as some of their traditions state, but they had occupied these American lands for at least 20,000 years.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
A New History of the First Peoples in the Americas
Europeans arriving in the New World met people all the way from the frozen north to the frozen south. All had rich and mature cultures and established languages. The Skraeling were probably a people we now call Thule, who were the ancestors of the Inuit in Greenland and Canada and the Iñupiat in Alaska. The Taíno were a people spread across multiple chiefdoms around the Caribbean and Florida. Based on cultural and language similarities, we think that they had probably separated from earlier populations from South American lands, now Guyana and Trinidad. The Spanish brought no women with them in 1492, and raped the Taíno women, resulting in the first generation of “mestizo”—mixed ancestry people.

Immediately upon arrival, European alleles began to flow, admixed into the indigenous population, and that process has continued ever since: European DNA is found today throughout the Americas, no matter how remote or isolated a tribe might appear to be. But before Columbus, these continents were already populated. The indigenous people hadn’t always been there, nor had they originated there, as some of their traditions state, but they had occupied these American lands for at least 20,000 years.

the history of the world is that mankind has been in constant motion and constantly fighting over land , slaves food and resources.
the concept that there were native americans peacefully existing here and not trying to do the same to each other is a fantasy .
your lib talking points need to be updated to reflect real history not the fairy tale you've been spinning.
 

MAKAVELI

Well-Known Member
the history of the world is that mankind has been in constant motion and constantly fighting over land , slaves food and resources.
the concept that there were native americans peacefully existing here and not trying to do the same to each other is a fantasy .
your lib talking points need to be updated to reflect real history not the fairy tale you've been spinning.
And your point is?
 

Old Man Jingles

Rat out of a cage
A New History ... The Spanish brought no women with them in 1492, and raped the Taíno women, resulting in the first generation of “mestizo”—mixed ancestry people.

Immediately upon arrival, European alleles began to flow, admixed into the indigenous population, and that process has continued ever since: European DNA is found today throughout the Americas, no matter how remote or isolated a tribe might appear to be.
So you are saying that the Spanish improved on the existing population?
 
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