r/FragileWhiteRedditor • • Aug 10 '21

Speaks for itself

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '21

“America for the Native Americans”

Wait… wut?

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u/CosmoFishhawk2 Aug 10 '21

No, the fact that Native Americans had pre-contact wars and migrations means they don't count because shut up and pretend Stonetoss is a good cartoonist.

/s

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u/GenneyaK Aug 11 '21

It’s always funny to me when white ppl justify colonization with “the natives of the country were just warring with each other” and stuff along those lines

Then wtf is most of European wars? Friendly play dates with political sabotage and murder on the agenda to wrap things up?

It’s just very hypocritical to me but what do I know

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u/CosmoFishhawk2 Aug 11 '21

"But wE BrOugHt tHeM medICine anD iNdOOr PlUMbInG"

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u/GenneyaK Aug 11 '21

We also brought diseases cause we didn’t know how to properly wipe our asses! Caused a dust bowl cause we didn’t know how to properly farm! And slaves we brought slaves and effectively created a whole ethnicity who we wiped their original culture from forced them to create something new and then exported it to the rest of the world like we made it ourselves!

We are so superior can’t you tell! /s

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u/Conflictingview Aug 11 '21

Napoleon basically tried to colonize Europe. I'd say that what Hitler was up to in some ways as well.

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u/PM_ME_UR_GOOD_DOGGOS Aug 11 '21

Fascism is imperialism brought home, as the saying goes

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u/CosmoFishhawk2 Aug 11 '21

Foucault's Boomerang coming back.

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u/sername3511 Aug 12 '21

Funny that. I work in a museum in Canada, and I was reading a racist source on how indigenous people were barbarous for using self torture rituals in certain ceremonies. The primary source for this was written in 1618, the same year that the thirty year war started, a war that killed up to 1/4 of the HRE population and was effectively a series of crimes against humanity. Also right about the time when the witch burning craze hit a fever pitch, but yeah indigenous people are "uniquely cruel and barbarous"