Comments by "john" (@Pistolita221) on "How the USA Colonized the USA" video.

  1. We HAD to go back on over 300 signed contracts in order to be successful? You're just making excuses because you refuse to feel guilty.
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  2. facts don't care about your feelings cry me a river.
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  3. not all of it, actually.
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  4. proof?
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  5. that's true. the government, being an institution that hasn't died, does still owe a debt to these tribes.
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  6.  @avus-kw2f213  I'm not as sympathetic to those who settled occupied land, especially since they're you know, nazis.
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  7. especially after they teach you how to farm here.
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  8. Especially since he would hate to see his face above the words "Federal Reserve Note" lol, Dude hated the banks.
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  9. it was more than 15 million, and the US population wasn't above that until just before the civil war.
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  10. what did he get wrong?
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  11. I was worried you wouldn't mention the War of 1812, but you did. It was the OG Indian Removal war. I'm glad you're more committed to the truth than you are to making money. More people with a platform need your ethics. Thank you.
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  12. He didn't have the most of the founding fathers. But I agree with you about the hypocrisy.
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  13. Babylonians and Akkadians bragged about killing everyone in their rivals capital city.
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  14. They taught them how to farm, europeans instigated the violence, peace was an option but the savage white man couldn't live that way.
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  15. they do not rule china.
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  16. lmao, yeah the europeans didn't intentionally poison native american tribes with alcohol. The europeans didn't go back on 360 different signed treaties. Because according to you, they couldn't sign treaties. I'm sure the USA made up those numbers to make themselves look good.
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  17. Yeah, it seems weird they didn't want to sponsor the video, seems like basic history they teach in class.
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  18.  @KaiserOfAryas  Palestinians have been living in Canaan since just before the Bronze Age Collapse, about 3,500YBP. They have more of a right to that land than the Jews who are mostly immigrants from post WWII. Modern Israel has no real historic backing to their claims.
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  19. Knowing Better has videos on this subject, that are the length of movies.
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  20. Actually it's just a select few, who are in european orders.
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  21. Cause you're in the western sphere of influence.
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  22. @Oropher420  nope, it's a dude you never heard of before who had the most. He was in the room for the writing of the constitution but didn't sign.
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  23.  @avus-kw2f213  I know keeping slavery was a part of getting the nation, but let's not pretend there wasn't a debate.
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  24. The difference between the USA and rome is: the USA is an institution that still exists, and these tribes still exist, rome does not.
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  25. Does that mean the US government has no responsibility to honor its contracts? IDK what your argument here is. Even a contract lawyer would agree this is not kosher.
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  26. It's specifically the War of 1812, that's what they don't like. It's supposed to be a war with Brittan over kidnapped sailors, not a war over the disputed territory of Indiana (great lakes states).
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  27. not true, america is many things.
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  28. technically it was just the Indiana territory, I think. The USA got the Indiana territory from the War of 1812.
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  29. the parties switched sides in the 1960's.
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  30. lmao, seriously revisionist history there. This was a part of the war of 1812 and it was fought because America didn't want to respect the sovereignty of the territory of Indiana (the great lakes states)
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  31. this video goes against actual US revisionist history.
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  32.  @dominicdudebromtl9380  nvm the english got there in the late 1500's, which means the french were barely in the new world 35 years before the english. neither empire is great, but let's not rewrite history.
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  33. @Dominic Dudebro MTL  English settlers got there in 1626ish, that's barely 100 years a part.
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  34. It's also the first place to implement anything resembling socialism. thats why marx talked to so many US politicians.
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  35.  @othersidehistory336  I do, actually. You don't know the other side of american history.
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  36. 350 years before the english? that's the early 1300's.
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  37. i was impressed with his coverage.
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  38. your right, that's human trafficking.
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  39.  @texasinvestor9942  not necessarily. americas a big place with a lot of people who generally don't think the same.
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