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by TeeMassive
1309 days ago
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> were never, and still aren't, accepted by indigenous people, much less cheered on. This is simply not true. The natives embraced a lot of aspects of European culture. Nearly all developed métis cultures and deep commercial trade. Most of the initial treaties were ones of friendship and alliances. Go visit a native museum, they want to preserve their culture, not expunge it from European influence. They hate wokeness and mass immigration too, by the way. |
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