Unless you are trying to make the argument that the Europeans had godlike powers over disease like something out of Avatar: The Last Airbender, you clearly agree with my points even if you don't realize it.

All I can say is that Europe was very lucky that the Aztecs didn't have big shiny ships that could sail the seven seas. Would have made for a very different history than the one we have.

The Trail of Tears makes every US history text and in the same texts Andrew Jackson who signed it into law is hailed as a champion of “democracy”

The enforcement of The Indian Removal Act and what ICE is doing now are peas in a pod. And Jackson is on our ****ing money. There’s a large statue of him in New Orleans right around the corner from the port that brought millions of kidnapped African slaves where they were auctioned on the spot and where no monument exists recognizing that holocaust to this very day.

You have a strange talent of making your farts sound like they're saying "What about"

This fart smells like a strawman.

**** what ifs

I live in THIS **** hole not some fantasy alternative history

Ant, I'd appreciate it if you stopped sending me threatening DMs calling me a potato ******.

They mostly had immunity because their ancestors were the the ones that survived the plagues in Europe

And they ****ing weaponized it, at least to some degree, for sure

To be fair, no magical wypepo controlled smallpox death toll can compete with the crime against humanity that are Funko Pops.

If you mean that Europeans reaped a clear benefit from the natural spread of smallpox over a few centuries, then that would be the correct answer.

I'm confused. We weren't so bad to the Injuns but we should be glad they couldn't do the same to us? It's almost like you know exactly how monstrous the US was and is to the Native Americans but you're only willing to admit it when you're ascribing those things to the victims.

Smells like ass in here

Here too but let’s stay on topic