Comments by "Mitchell Barnow" (@mitchellbarnow1709) on "Inside the Inventor of the Lawnmower's Mansion" video.

@kenj.8897 Thank you so much for filling in the flaws of my statements. Once the First Nation people saw what comfort they could have, they also joined the killing that was beyond basic survival. Imagine what they traded for guns, ammunition and horses!
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Hi Ken, please delete my comments if you feel that they don't belong here on this forum because they have nothing to do with This House. Thank you so much I know that times were different but there are still a lot of people today that enjoy killing animals that are not going to be eaten, but they want that head hanging on their wall and the fur industry that used to use steel traps to capture animals just for their furs to be used for the latest fashion trends. I believe that fur animals are kept in cages outside now so that their fur grows nice and thick. The First Nation Native Americans had to kill animals because their survival depended upon them and they used every part possible.
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