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Also the French more often than not worked with the natives, as fur trappers and setting up missionaries, even partaking in tribal customs (a noteable time when the noble governor of Quebec from Paris got into a war dance at a big gathering of Allies). The English on the other hand were far more...

Perhaps I reacted with haste, mainly due to the very bad form involved with “Actually they sold their woman”, which might of happened but just cleaning it off and saying a okay, done deal, very much feels like denialism to me. I personally lean more into the e genocide argument because I one...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raphael_Lemkin I understand being skeptical, I just don’t go to the opposite degree and just reject everything when the evidence for it is so very clear.

Hey, they have the recipts. They have internal correspondences about it and explicit statements by the officers on the ground “if the only way to deal with this problem is by extermination, then I say boldly, exterminate them”’. This also isn’t exactly new. The reason they were going out of...

Looking it up more, it seems I was too generous: https://www.utas.edu.au/news/2018/1/18/513-explainer-the-evidence-for-the-tasmanian-genocide/ Article shows quite plainly explicit statement for genocide, and colonial authorities working towards it even after conciliationist policies were...

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. No. It’s quite simple they fought a Insurrection and because of a incredibly small population they were wiped when they lost. Yeah Euros get overly focused on sometimes, but let’s not compensate by denying a actual genocide. A sort of accidental one but still, a Genocide.

From what I understand the argument is more that Disease and Europeans together destroyed the native population. This is certainly what happened in the Caribbean but it dosent exactly hold water when you consider that even with the real brutality of the Conquistadors, there was still a lot of...

It’s actually based on a real tribe but its actually the opposite of what the Spanish thought it was. They had so much of it, it wasn’t more than “let’s pretty something up abit”, sometimes just throwing it into a Lake. Then the Spanish arrived, destroyed the tribe and still were not satisfied...