Well if we hadn't somebody would have. I cant believe that people can see this globalist world around them and still think NA's would still be living their lifestyle today, which by the way, included genocide, torture and taking of slaves. Because it was us who took over the land they end up with these things called technology (which they all use and love) along with freedom. History shows that no other conquerors ever did that before us. At the end of the day, if normies don't like it, they should do us a favor and get rid of themselves.
That's not what the meme is about. The point of the meme is to point out the mental gymnastics of the left. Every day, they hold positions that are not only incompatible, but antithetical to one another. One day they're bitching and moaning about how we stole the land from the Indians, and the very next day they're demanding that all American Indian imagery be erased from any and all branding, because it's racist. The point of this meme is to confront these people with the reality that they can choose one position or the other, but not both.
I too am weary of the constant "muh native american genocide" narrative, but I thought this was a brilliant and brutal meme.
Well if we hadn't somebody would have. I cant believe that people can see this globalist world around them and still think NA's would still be living their lifestyle today, which by the way, included genocide, torture and taking of slaves. Because it was us who took over the land they end up with these things called technology (which they all use and love) along with freedom. History shows that no other conquerors ever did that before us. At the end of the day, if normies don't like it, they should do us a favor and get rid of themselves.
That's not what the meme is about. The point of the meme is to point out the mental gymnastics of the left. Every day, they hold positions that are not only incompatible, but antithetical to one another. One day they're bitching and moaning about how we stole the land from the Indians, and the very next day they're demanding that all American Indian imagery be erased from any and all branding, because it's racist. The point of this meme is to confront these people with the reality that they can choose one position or the other, but not both.
I too am weary of the constant "muh native american genocide" narrative, but I thought this was a brilliant and brutal meme.