@jeremyserwer Yes, actually, Syphilis. What you fail to understand
(lecturing a historian on history are you?) is that European immune systems
were significantly more adapted to a wide array of pathogens due to the
ease of movement among European communities. They had already been
subjected to widespread epidemics for millennia, which originated from the
reopening of international ease of travel in Europe. This didn't exist in
the Americas, where roads and water-based shipping were nearly unkown
@17thknight As far as Dominant culture making contact, I guess we need to
put you into the equation as I'm sure to you White makes right. So a
Fictional group of settlers comes to your country. You think it's going to
be a mutually reciprocating relationship. But wait you're attacked cause
you have what they want, forced into reservations that are many times not
your birth place, the reservations are cut up further as there are more
resources that the dominant culture needs. Wear those shoes Pig
@17thknight Biological warfare predates the concept of the gene, if you
read your history you will find instances of europeans(The Tartars in the
1346) catapulting victims of Bubonic Plague over the city walls of Kaffa.
1754 in North America during the French and Indian War blankets not bombs
infected with Small pox. It was a plan to Reduce Native American Tribes by
Sir Jeffery Amherst commander of British Forces. Can you name any pathogens
that were passed from the Native Americans to Whites?
dont sell yourself short....it ISNT only the whites in SD that are
racist...its both sides.Neither one wants to educate the other.Its easier
to throw rocks and call names.I had moved away the second I could and tried
to return with my husband, but when he was asked why he would marry a white
woman, we left shortly after.I wont bring my kids up surrounded by such
stupidity.Wierd thing is, you dont see the ignorance and intolerance on the
east coast...I see more trying to educate than to blame.
@17thknight You're a college student, not a historian. Have you read the
Peoples History of the United States? Dont be a historical revisionist like
Fox news. I mentioned nothing of syphilis. I think the main argument here
is a dominant culture invaded and went to war by any means necessary
against a native culture that is far more in tune with nature. The dominant
culture dominates nature and is not interested in co existence. If you're a
student please read "The World Without Us" period.
@17thknight Are you just upset because you wont be getting into the FBI
with your faulty logic? You're reading pop history. I'm sorry you believe
everything you read, where is your PHD from pops do it yourself college for
imbeciles? You obviously are some sort of racist as you cant stay far from
your right wing playbook. Puffing your chest with what you've studied but
not able to deliver. So you've read "the World Without Us"? Where are you
finding the pop Science silliness proof?
@jeremyserwer Wrong, child. I am a HISTORIAN. A dominant culture didn't
invade, it made contact. That was all that was necessary for the systemic
destruction of native peoples. And yes, you said "What disease did natives
spread to Europeans." The answer, my historically illiterate friend, is
SYPHILIS. That was the most significant pathological exchange, though
others are likely but unprovable as recognition of pathogens was still in
its infancy in the 15th century.
@17thknight BTW The FBI and US Marshals don't accept Racists. You're
clearly racist. And for your next trick how can you explain away slavery?
You obviously are being taught from the wrong books and are not capable of
formulating your own thoughts. Other authors you should read, Derrick
Jensen, Daniel Quinn and John Zerzan. Do yourself a favor and walk off the
bible college campus and into the real world. We are living in the 6th
extinction, thanks to your culture.
@jeremyserwer Furthermore, the simple fact that you presuppose this was
"biological warfare" shows how significantly biased you are. Yes,
"biological warfare" (as you ineptly put it) existed at those times, but
people had only the faintest inkling of the communicability of disease, as
someone who has studied the history of the Knights of St. John/Hospitallers
(like me) can tell you. It certainly was still barely known in the 15th
century.
omg... I live in Rapid so we get a LOT of retarded tourists here! This one
tourist 'lady' was like "Oh gosh! I thought our plane was going to crash! I
was so scared because I didn't want to get scalped by the Indians!" ummmmmm
wow... really? I wish her plane HAD landed on the res... what a tard! OH
and I've had ppl SERIOUSLY ask what we do with Mt. Rushmore in the winter
and rain! uhhh its a rock!
@kerblez You do realize that this happens with first contact between any
two isolated peoples, right? There wasn't intentional genocide. 99% of all
Indian deaths from 1500 on were due to disease that was purely incidental,
impossible to predict, or control. You're talking about a time 200 years
prior to the concept of the "germ" and "antibiotics". You obviously know
excatly nothing about history.
@jeremyserwer The only "historical revision" is the childish "genocide"
nonsensical argument that the historically illiterate bandy about because
it's somehow politically correct to do so. It's a MYTH. One that you,
seemingly, perpetuate based on no knowledge whatsoever. The World Without
Us is pop-science silliness, and has nothing to do with history.
@jeremyserwer This wasn't "biological warfare". It was simply incidental
deaths as a restul of first contact. The "blankets with small pox" is a
MYTH, you numbnut. One officer SUGGESTED it one time. It did not actually
happen, though. If you seriously doubt my numbers, then you literally know
nothing about history. Nothing.
I really hate to start racial debates, but Rapid City is filled with
racists. We were standing in line at Subway in the mall when some blue
eyed, snotty ass bitch cut in front of us. We made a point of it to let her
know that cutting wasn't appreciated. She reciprocated by shouting in our
faces. But we didn't mind.
@jeremyserwer The closest thing you could find, anywhere, to a "planned" or
"genocidal" view towards natives was the Spanish Conquistadors, most
particularly Pizarro and Cortes. In the end, the primary use of the natives
by the Spanish, however, was slave labor on large plantations.
You obviously have the most boring life imaginable!!!!!!!!!!! Stairs?!
BS!!!! Tell em about that time you chit your pants in the 3rd grade. Now
THAT was funny!!!!!!!!
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Russian Roulette
my first video shot on HD, although this is the SD version to fit on YouTube. Whether or not you like the message, hopefully you like the shot selection, editing, ...
If sex with a condom is like playing with a loaded gun, is sex without like
playing with af loaded bazooka???? What a crapy video and what a crapy
message? I can't see the point of this video?
Sorry for your loss. But what a way to go, helping bring people to God. I
hope people see your Video and it causes more people to give their lives to
God. I don't know your family but you seemed to have been blessed with a
good husband and father. Keep on with your great works, I can tell you are
a strong woman! Allen
praying for you and your family - right now - you know he has gone ahead of
you but that does not mean you will not be reunited - he has just gone
ahead.
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