You kind of did though. Your statement/selective judgment can only be understood within the context of an academic cultural Marxist identity hierarchy.

If we remove the hierarchy to which you obviously subscribe, the narrative is no longer white Europeans conducting a genocide on Indigenous People of Color. It's just genocidal people who arrived in North America first being subjected to genocide by people that arrived later.

People being imperfect, maybe nobody should have a holiday named after them.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

Hate to blow your mind, but humans have been pushing each other off land and stealing each other's resources for thousands of years and the Indigenous People completely wiped out the Neanderthal's, what's happened in the past few hundred years is not exactly out of the ordinary.

My point had to do with your attempt to justify genocide.

I have no responsibility to recount the entire history of North America simply because you think doing so makes you seem less ignorant. It doesn't by the way.

Does the fact that of a violent Indigenous past somehow excuse European genocide in your eyes? That's quite a take.

Are you sure about this?

Columbus doesn't (didn't) have a holiday because his arrival resulted in genocide. He has a holiday because you may not be here if he hadn't done what he did.

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

False. He was granted a holiday because for centuries it was falsely reported in history book after history book that he "discovered" America. It's one of the reasons that MANY, (including Native Americans) have fought endlessly for decades to "rewrite" the history , as they should.

I guess the question then becomes who did discover America?

And why isn't Link going back to where his ancestors came from and leaving this great land to the Indigenous Peoples who rightfully own it?

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

I guess the question then becomes who did discover America?

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

Only after you do exactly the same thing you "proud American" you!

Actually it doesn't "become" anything since "WE" know for a fact that it wasn't Columbus!

Should be Leif Ericson day, and the peaceful vikings.

then why would we change it to a group who also didn't "discover" America?

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

Because it fits the cultural narrative much better

Just don't fuck with Pulaski Day

The point is if we are going to remove Columbus Day because he didn't in fact "discover" America and that is fine, then why would we change it to a group who also didn't "discover" America?

Maybe we change it to Paleolithic Hunter-Gatherers Day?

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

And why isn't Link going back to where his ancestors came from and leaving this great land to the Indigenous Peoples who rightfully own it?

Nice try Brick. The United States had a holiday honoring a guy for "discovering" America when he actually did not. Not only did he not "discover" America but he never even set foot inside of the land which later became the United States. However it still makes much more sense to MANY to honor him as opposed to those that actually resided here. To whom does this sort of logic actually make sense I wonder?

If you have something you love, you better be prepared to fight to keep it.

Nice try Brick. The United States had a holiday honoring a guy for "discovering" America when he actually did not. Not only did he not "discover" America but he never even set foot inside of the land which later became the United States. However it still makes much more sense to MANY to honor him as opposed to those that actually resided here. To whom does this sort of logic actually make sense I wonder?

Everything you love isn't worth that energy. That should be reserved for the things you love most.

I think Explorers Day would be a good substitute, if all this really sticks in people's craw. Then you are not honoring an individual, but a selfless act that helped humanity and include everyone from Lucy to Neil Armstrong

and I'd still keep a First People's Day. What's it to me (other than if I have to give a day off)? I like cultural celebrations.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

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