Hi thanks for sharing for indigenous people day i am hoping for the best for the future forvthis day wi ha thanks again and good luck on next subject matters
There is already an Indigenous People's day. It is the day after Thanksgiving and is called "Native American Heritage Day". The entire month is meant to be for honouring Native Americans.
All of you people came to our home, we did not cross the ocean looking to invade your land. without the Amerindians of the American Continent you would be homeless, you became rich from the blood sweat and tears of the Amerindian.
@@terroralabruja OK, we people came and conquered your people so what people would you have preferred to conquer you because it would have happened. At least we gave you land and rights no other people would have done.
The reality of actual Indigenous and colonizer history is not silliness. Europa The Last Battle "is a work of Holocaust denial and Nazi apologia, and so there are numerous quality documentaries which rebut most of its claims. It's not serious historical scholarship. One good place to start might be Claude Lanzmann's Shoah from 1985. It's over 9 hours long but contains interviews with witnesses, victims, and perpetrators of the Holocaust. Most other documentaries on WW2 will also provide a good overview of how the war began and Hitler's role in starting it - one example would be World War 2: The Complete History from 2000. " You're just offended that your white supremacist hero Christopher Columbus was literally lost at sea when the Taino found him in 1492. It wasn't until his third voyage in 1498 that Columbus realized that the lands he had discovered were not part of Asia, but a new continent. Nonetheless, Columbus was sent back to Spain after a rebellion on his third voyage and complaints from rebellious colonists. Columbus was imprisoned for the barbaric acts of torture he had used to govern Hispaniola. He and a few of his men were jailed for six weeks until King Ferdinand ordered their release. Columbus’ freedom and wealth were restored, and the crown agreed to fund his fourth voyage, hoping he would find a passage to India and bring back riches like gold and spices. Columbus's voyage began in May 1502, but he returned to Hispaniola against the wishes of his patrons. He then explored the coast of Central America, but his ships were in poor condition and had to be beached on Jamaica. Europeans were vicious, lying gold-diggers; especially Christopher Columbus ✨
The fact that indigenous people (read that as indians) wish to denigrate this great man and take the day that has traditionally been reserved to honor him and make THAT day theirs compels me to come to videos like this and say to "indigenous people" you lost the war and the land, get over it and quit your bitching. Also Christopher Columbus was a greater man than any Indian that ever lived. Hope that clears it up.
Hi thanks for sharing for indigenous people day i am hoping for the best for the future forvthis day wi ha thanks again and good luck on next subject matters
❤ ✊ Indeed! Much Respect...
Walt with the FASHIONS thooooo!
There is already an Indigenous People's day. It is the day after Thanksgiving and is called "Native American Heritage Day". The entire month is meant to be for honouring Native Americans.
Music was too loud for the 1st gentleman could barely hear him.
It means we must forgive the indigenous for their past traditions such as slavery, murder, human sacrifice, and scalping immigrants.
Exactly, they were brutal in their torture of other tribe members.
All of you people came to our home, we did not cross the ocean looking to invade your land. without the Amerindians of the American Continent you would be homeless, you became rich from the blood sweat and tears of the Amerindian.
@@terroralabruja OK, we people came and conquered your people so what people would you have preferred to conquer you because it would have happened. At least we gave you land and rights no other people would have done.
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It's Columbus Day
If you're tired of this silliness watch Europa The Last Battle documentary they're desperately trying to hide it.
The reality of actual Indigenous and colonizer history is not silliness.
Europa The Last Battle "is a work of Holocaust denial and Nazi apologia, and so there are numerous quality documentaries which rebut most of its claims. It's not serious historical scholarship. One good place to start might be Claude Lanzmann's Shoah from 1985. It's over 9 hours long but contains interviews with witnesses, victims, and perpetrators of the Holocaust. Most other documentaries on WW2 will also provide a good overview of how the war began and Hitler's role in starting it - one example would be World War 2: The Complete History from 2000. "
You're just offended that your white supremacist hero Christopher Columbus was literally lost at sea when the Taino found him in 1492. It wasn't until his third voyage in 1498 that Columbus realized that the lands he had discovered were not part of Asia, but a new continent.
Nonetheless, Columbus was sent back to Spain after a rebellion on his third voyage and complaints from rebellious colonists. Columbus was imprisoned for the barbaric acts of torture he had used to govern Hispaniola. He and a few of his men were jailed for six weeks until King Ferdinand ordered their release. Columbus’ freedom and wealth were restored, and the crown agreed to fund his fourth voyage, hoping he would find a passage to India and bring back riches like gold and spices.
Columbus's voyage began in May 1502, but he returned to Hispaniola against the wishes of his patrons. He then explored the coast of Central America, but his ships were in poor condition and had to be beached on Jamaica.
Europeans were vicious, lying gold-diggers; especially Christopher Columbus ✨
Its Columbus day, thats what it means.
So go celebrate it, why come to this video?
@@user-ki5mi3dm9f that part….
The fact that indigenous people (read that as indians) wish to denigrate this great man and take the day that has traditionally been reserved to honor him and make THAT day theirs compels me to come to videos like this and say to "indigenous people" you lost the war and the land, get over it and quit your bitching. Also Christopher Columbus was a greater man than any Indian that ever lived. Hope that clears it up.
LOL. Happy Columbus Day.