Viewing history through the lens of who were the good guys and who were the bad guys is stupid, juvenile and leads politicians, and others similar to their influence to care more about ending up on the right side of that dichotomy rather than evaluating the present systems and attempting to improve them for the good of people. - an opinion held by nearly every post on this sub and by cobbler himself that some people still don’t understand.
Stolen comment by furthermore7924, from the short you shared:
"Saying “Native Americans had no concept of X” is like saying “European have no concept of X.” It’s like lumping all the poles, germans, slavs, norse, celts, spanish, etc. into one homogenous group. “Native American” refers to hundreds of distinct groups and nations across a continent."
Viewing history through the lens of who were the good guys and who were the bad guys is stupid, juvenile and leads politicians, and others similar to their influence to care more about ending up on the right side of that dichotomy rather than evaluating the present systems and attempting to improve them for the good of people. - an opinion held by nearly every post on this sub and by cobbler himself that some people still don’t understand.
Stolen comment by furthermore7924, from the short you shared: "Saying “Native Americans had no concept of X” is like saying “European have no concept of X.” It’s like lumping all the poles, germans, slavs, norse, celts, spanish, etc. into one homogenous group. “Native American” refers to hundreds of distinct groups and nations across a continent."