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Why are American Indigenous myths considered more taboo than other cultural mythological creatures? : SeriousConversation
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We shit on them for ~500 years, their population got decimated, and their land got took.
It's a touchy subject when you have the most powerful country in the world, built upon slavery and persecutuon of the indigenous population.
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That being said, American Indians aren't blaimless, a lot of their failures have to do with tribal infighting and inability to form a collective group and fight against the common enemy (yts).
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Also they were too r-slurred to invent writing.
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Their biggest failure was not having any immunity to Eurasian diseases and dying en masses before most of them had even heard of the white man.
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after dat millions died trail of
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Still, no reason to insult them after they lost everything. Same reason we don't piss on Japs or Germs after they got BTFOd by freedom.
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Thank you for replying to yourself twice so I can downmarsey you three times.
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r u mad?
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