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"Christopher Columbus, The Dead White Male" Concentrate on this for a minute. Imagine that the Indians, instead of Christopher Columbus, sailed to the West Indies to rape and pillage the natives. After enslaving the population there and stripping it of its gold and resources, the Indians venture to Europe and conquering the Europeans. First goes Spain, then France, then the rest of Europe. About 90% of Europe's inhabitants are vanquished. The English and Celtic languages slowly become extinct, as Indians write in books of their glorious conquest of the Isles and of Europe. Would this make the Indians a 'great people'? No. This country now would be nothing without greats like Shakespeare, Franklin and Einstein (Frazier). Christopher Columbus in no way is a hero, but instead a villain. Instead of celebrating Christopher Columbus day, we should ban it. "On 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue." At one time or another this was introduced to one's self. The thought of 3rd grade children learning the concepts and being lied to about this is eye opening. A concept such as this is a hard notion to understand and that America cele
A more suitable term such as tyrant. He called the natives Indians, of course because he thought he was in India. In January, there is Martin Luther King Jr. So if one still feels like ignorantly celebrating this ethnically incorrect holiday, go ahead but know that one are supporting everything that is immoral and cruel. He would stop at nothing to acquire as much of it as possible. He murdered 6 million natives in America. What a hero (Etienne), but more like a villain. Day honoring the birth of Martin Luther King Jr.
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