SPOT ON!

To be fair the indigenous people of the Americas while civil in there own society did practice some questionable things we’ll before Europeans landed. The Aztecs for example openly sacrificed human slaves to their gods and practiced cannibalism. The tribes of America waged war against each other for food and territory before whites ever landed. Not saying Europeans did nothing wrong (cause they did) but the idea that Christopher Columbus is kinda black balled is messed up.

Europeans did all of those things too.

The Vikings raided primarily for slaves who would be hung in tribute to Odin or ground underneath new longships. While the Romans' gladiator matches were a religious ceremony to appease Mars with the blood of the losers.

Yeah they did for sure. So the question is if the natives of Americas were "civil" and practiced similar customs to the Europeans how civil as a race are we? I mean it's the way the world is sadly, the weak loose to the strong.

Not weak. trust. We judged you by our own standards when we should have slaughtered the Europeans on the beach as they landed.

But ya didn’t!

History can ALWAYS be corrected.

Well, when even the Spanish Inquisition is telling you to take a chill pill, maybe that black balling is somewhat deserved...

Im sorry but... the human sacrifices will stop.

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Not yet.

For what is the death penalty but a human sacrifice to the concept of “civilization?”

The answer I have for for your question It is as intricate as it is complicated... and it also explains why europeans eventually took over everything.

(I prefer answering in notes not to clutter the comment section)

A few years ago I read a great book: 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus. We had a great book club at work before the Karens and the Cancer Culture took it over.

Heck, several native North Americans and south Americans had very impressive metal work, and don't forget the importance of botanical healing. Hawaiians and the Choctaw tribe had democracies that allowed women to vote centuries before Women's suffrage was a thing. Every tribe had their own problems, but they were experts in their craft. It's important that we recognize their skills and achievements to paint an accurate picture of history.