2212290030Th EUROPEAN RIGHT OF CONQUEST IS ONLY EVIL IF THEY DO IT – WHY?

Or is it the Individual Liberty offered by what might be called Modern Civilization under attack by a Post-Modern Socialist fantasy of a mythical Noble Savage that actually never existed?

Feminism (a socialist sect) joins right in with all the other malcontents to destroy modernity under the misrepresentation that something better existed prehistory that’s been stolen from them – basically what ever each of them wish to imagine it to be.

If anything has been displaced it’s tyranny’s displacement by individual liberty to too limited a degree?

FACT1: There is no such thing as a peoples “originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native” to that place save the two possible exceptions of Southern Africa and/or the Middle East depending on your individual inclination? Regardless of all the hullabaloo about original peoples anywhere on Earth every bit of it in reality is either ‘right of conquest’ or ‘right of discovery’ depending upon how it was obtained and/or held. Unless, of course, if one party is of European extraction – then its been stolen by the evil white man – really, you believe that?

FACT2: How can you not conclude racism out of FACT 1 – or isn’t it OK to be white?

FACT3: Casting blame doesn’t remove it from your own shoulders – it’s funny that way.

PS. I find it curious that western hemisphere Indians built roads everywhere without horses and wheels to use on then until brought by Europeans. Don’t you find that strange?

Posted by: Thomas SowellTV ~ 1 year ago ~ 59K views
“What did the Americas Look like before and after Conquest? | Thomas Sowell”

Please do correct for me any errors that you discern – thanks in advance?

#LETSGOBRANDON ~ A Male-Feminist.
#MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) an individualist philosophy of life

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in·dig·e·nous
[inˈdijənəs]

ADJECTIVE

originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native:

"the indigenous peoples of Siberia" · "coriander is indigenous to southern Europe"

SIMILAR: native, original, earliest, first, aboriginal, initial, ancient, primeval, primordial, autochthonous, autochthonic.

OPPOSITE: expatriate, migrant, adventitious.

ORIGIN:
mid 17th century: from Latin indigena ‘a native’ (see indigene) + -ous.

Data from Oxford Languages