Meusnier said:VampireSylphy said:
From a moral perspective, no. But from a practical perspective, yes. And that is why it's called the United States of America even though it originally belonged to the Natives and I imagine a swift quelling of any attempts to retake it for themselves would end in them being slandered as terrorist and "evil" and we see that might has now become justice once again proving Pascal's quote, that being unable to make what is just strong, we have made what is strong just.
I can use a quote however I want the same way I can use a baseball bat to crack someone's skull even though it's not it''s intended use instead of batting a baseball because it is not ideals that affect reality, it's action. And if you trespass on my land by defaulting on rent, I will have the cops forcefully remove you. Likewise if any native plan an attack on the White House, I imagine every federal agency would be on their trail ready to shut them down
You do not even believe in your own words for you would do any legal action to recover your lost property.
No, you cannot make anyone argue against what he believes in (or believed in when he was alive) or would likely believe today. This is not only dishonest but base.
Dawizz said:@Meusnier you are one of those, aren't you? We get it, all the Indians were living in harmony, none of the tribes did anything bad to each other, they all shared the land, living side by side, never killing, slaving or conquering each other.
Perfect harmony. You know what? We came, we saw, we conquered, I don't give one fvckin Iota if you don't like that fact, a very nornal fact of life, the strong regaly fvcks the weak, deal with it.
If the indians don't like it, they can pack their bags and return to Siberia/Mongolia/Russian steppes, weirdly none have ever done it, I wonder why?
You are the typical by product of today's woke education system, blame the Whites for everything, forgetting that if it wasn't for the Whites the world would be a much darker & backwater place than it is right now.
We didn't start slavery but we sure did give it it's name and certainly put a stop to it! Facts, now go deal with those facts somewhere else.
"Those" what? I did not say any of that, but your lazy caricatures still do not justify the large-scale massacres that white trash from Europe carried in the continent.
I love being accused of wokeness by negationists of your kind. Almost all large-scale wars of the last century were started by white people, but surely, the Middle East would be a much darker place without the last two decades of wars... People of your kind think that inventing oil painting, cinema, and quantum mechanics gives one a pass to do anything (China invented paper, gunpowder, and compass, so I guess that it can rightfully invade Japan). You are not living during the Italian Renaissance (that is built on the Islamic Golden Age anyway), so spare me your fantasies on the positive role of white men in today's world...
It is written "its name," not "it's name." Go back to primary school. You did not end slavery, at least not in the USA when slaves were liberated but not given land, so that they stayed in poverty, contrary to the (white) European immigrants who would be given lands in the West and the Midwest (and one should also mention another invention that you did not boast a lot about: segregation). You still see the consequences of slavery up to this day. The only thing that I see in your post is the usual schoolboy argument: "But, Sir, he did it too!" I am not "blaming Whites (
sic) for everything," but claiming that they are some kind of Übermenschen everyone should be thankful to is nothing short of absurd. But I do not think that you can understand such nuances from your romanticised vision of history and reality.