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[@DeusNyx]

"Christopher Columbus was one of the first looters." The Vikings: Are we a joke to you?

[@mrmanceres7653]

Or the Vandals, a group so good at looting and destruction they gave it its name.

[@DeusNyx]

@@mrmanceres7653 Kudos!

[@georgeparkinson1314]

Christopher lumbus

[@microwave8931]

Leif Erikson:

[@Gashshiningstar]

The Vikings got murder as soon as they hit these shores. They was okay but Chris Columbo was a professional looter/terrorist.

[@mr.s9783]

"Columbus came to their land, and he was NOT welcome." *ALSO* "They welcomed him with open arms!"

[@LibraritheWizardOfficial]

It's almost like these people just repeat everything they're told and completely lack any capacity for critical thought

[@bobbybologna3029]

They also talk about it like there was an "immigration office" for him to check into when he showed up lol, honestly I would suspect these people think grocery stores were a thing back then.

[@copaseticarts9067]

wasnt welcome is another way of saying he wasnt invited ! dont hurt yourself thinking too hard !

[@makemeajmod]

I guess no one hand him a real history book. Showing the massacre the Spanish did to these indigenous people. Christopher never made it here.. the Spanish started it all.. people really need to stop and read before they open their mouths..

[@HumanStyleBeing]

@@makemeajmod No. They cant. To read is to challenge what theyve been taught and to challenge what theyve been taught is hate. Therefore to comply is more important. Critical Thought has been slaughtered on the Alter of Progressivism. Better to sacrifice Critical Thought than one's own life or career.

[@putrid2529]

"Cristopher columbus was one of the first looters." Ahh yes, I forgot that the age of humanity and homosapiens began in the 1600s.

[@ctrlaltdebug]

Woke projection again. All these people are looters according to Ayn Rand.

[@primmakinsofis614]

The Aztecs send their regards.

[@MrAnthraxes]

Agreed, the romans are sure happy now that the "Big Sacking" never took place when the "Barbarians" took the City :P Or the Trojans... or the English when the danes came over... or any chinese dynasty when some dudes with horses showed up.

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

Dane: “look we did nothing wrong!”

[@Rzhevv]

@@MrAnthraxes Remember when the crusades sacked Constantinople wait nvm that didnt happen tell after Columbus colonized america my bad

[@Joefest99]

Columbus LOVED the Tainos! He literally wrote in his diary, “They are the best people I have ever encountered.” When he came back on his second voyage, they were all killed or brought into sex slavery by a neighboring tribe called the Canibs (where we get the word “cannibal”). Enraged, Columbus brought a fleet of men to destroy the Canibs. He then freed all of the Taino sex slaves. He brought back one of the young surviving Taino men back with him to Spain (because he wanted to go) where he lived the rest of his life in the royal court.

[@chucklytell]

I wonder more and more how people can walk around carrying a device that contains access to the sum total of human knowledge, stay laser focused on said device for an overwhelming portion of their waking lives, and yet remain profoundly stupid.

[@blankchickenman]

It's because they get knowledge from the wrong humans on said device. Who's to say somewhere in that sum there aren't a few negative numbers?

[@vormina9808]

Because they're not using said device for knowledge, they're using it to see what John and Jane Doe have posted on social media, see if their insane posts have gotten any likes, check tatoo and blue hair dye prices, and see who the latest cancel target is. I wonder if anyone has done a study on the possible correlation between tat ink, hair dye, and cell phone em radiation combined to cause severe IQ degradation.

[@rwmack3523]

You can lead a horse to water, but unless it's vegan fair trade triple distilled all natural keto branded in a recyclable bottle they won't recycle, then don't bother while they're watching tikthots doing literally nothing.

[@NorfolkTears]

Except that device does nothing of the sort. If you want to find such knowledge you are going to have to get past many a paywall or go to a library. You might find some uncurated content but that is just a fraction and is often censored directly or softly via poor results in algorithems or self censoring just to get something out. The bulk of what is out there is curated biased mess or just plain made up and shifting through it is labourious hence people default to someone else who then has their slant and bias imposed on the information they give. And many of those people are trying to game the algorithems so things will get even more warped as people chase the clicks.

[@phantasma8401]

I think it also has to do with the value of knowledge. Now that we have immediate and expansive access to pretty much everything via internet, society as a whole has taken it for granted, not to mention certain elite groups using this weakness against society itself. When it comes to knowledge, I think we were better off when we had a sort of elitism towards knowledge because it took actual work to achieve understanding through research, real work, instead of immediately being told by the internet.

[@SheikhMawini]

Imagine telling your grandfather that the phrase “I just don’t think the sexuality of the teacher should be talked about to the children” would one day be required, in the first place, and then that a significant portion of society would get angry at hearing it.

[@Germanicus-]

The WW 2 generation is truly missed.

[@jazeenharal6013]

@@Germanicus- if only they knew what they fought for...

[@Germanicus-]

@@jazeenharal6013 I'm pretty sure they knew exactly why and what for. Otherwise, no one would have volunteered.

[@ryanoconnor5256]

@@Germanicus- weren't there a great deal of conscripted servicemen during that period?

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

the first thing that would go through his head is "we were wrong to oppose hitler"

[@ThinkBeforeYouSleepYT]

3:21 Yes. See how illegal immigration and borderless nations are good for the world?

[@didioffendyou9272]

It’s funny how people think that things are the same as they are back then, it wasn’t fair playin field back then and people with power took advantage of that 😂😂

[@xarshoon7157]

I never thought you’d watch someone slowly falling into insanity

[@FrankbankHD]

@@didioffendyou9272 it’s not the same you right, but the world is not fair and never will be that just how it is, there need to be a person losing for other to win, that how are system always been like.

[@didioffendyou9272]

@@FrankbankHD i know that but where did the second part come from (after the coma)

[@FrankbankHD]

@@didioffendyou9272 the system part, me just adding shit form my Brain, I was think how everything is a cycle or system if you look at it from above 👆 I’m also pretty high too

[@controversialopinion5722]

"Columbus was not welcome there" "They welcomed him with open arms"

[@jasonebenstein5600]

Honestly, it's weird how we've gotten to a point where you can look at a teacher and tell she should be kept away from children. Back in my day teachers had the good sense to hide it so they didn't get fired...

[@paprikapringless9526]

that’s because now they don’t have to hide, what they say and do is perfectly aligned with the system.

[@ULTIMATEGOOSE01]

yeah it seems as long as the teacher isn't a man, it doesn't matter how F'd up they are, i mean wow, teaching kids this stuff is messed up, some people just shouldn't be teachers.

[@freebird0147]

@@paprikapringless9526 it won't be teaching long. Its being set up.as a pedophile

[@michaelcaldwell2090]

It's not easy to fire teachers any more. Usually, they are just shuffled off to the "rubber room" (the teacher's lounge), where they spend their time counting the days until retirement, not teaching classes.

[@lukesball1]

Imagine what the next generation are going to be like then! An SJW-Youth squad, informing on their parents for micro aggresions to get them taken away for re-education.

[@requiredow7096]

Anybody who says “Let me educate you” and moves their hands around more than my Italian grandfather, has absolutely fck all to teach me. 🤷‍♂️ Look at the smug look of satisfaction on all their faces. They are insane.

[@pederhalvorsen2289]

The hubris and arrogance emanating from the Columbus kid was so potent it nearly knocked me off my chair.

[@charlesws7825]

It really tempts you to knock THEM out of THEIR chair, but then I'd be accused of 'peaceful something'. ;) I can't blame the youths of Current Year, though. I blame the parents for letting these poor idiots anywhere near woke teachers; that's where they learn that kind of arrogance.

[@SamtheBravesFan]

They must practice that look for the camera. It can't be natural.

[@evam5134]

Ugh I know those stupid hand gestures they do! That's usually a dead give away besides the rainbow hair

[@stormcrow3579]

You don't get it Superman was ass raped with a rusty bit of riobar, it's equity, equity - what of affirmative action? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 😂😂😂

[@krisofdeath01]

TikTokers saying "let me educate you" just keeps getting funnier every passing month

[@nenmaster5218]

Tiktokers debunking evolution is hilariousyl reacted to be Sci Man Dan all the time.

[@ilovebutterstuff]

Like that one chick who keeps purporting, "the Roman empire never existed"... Right up there with 'flat Earth'.

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@ilovebutterstuff Yeah, the Metatron almost had a stroke when he heard that. If you don't know him an Italian history teacher, who is really knowledgeable about all of ancient Roman History, he practices H.E.M.A( historical European martial arts). So he's also knowledgeable about ancient war tactics, weapons, formations etc.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

Meanwhile they have been deliberately indoctrinated to be so screwed up in their thinking.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@theblackbaron4119 He's great and I love how he's unbiased in his assessments and looks at all of the evidence instead of trying to make the facts fit into a pre-supposed theory of his own.

[@Ryan-Dawes]

I was blown away when I learned doctors in the early 1900s were killing babies by (grossly oversimplified) lack of hand washing. I just assumed they knew to wash their hands. I thought that because I was looking at those facts through my experience as a person born in the 1980s who was told from a young age to wash your hands. Historical perspective is an important thing.

[@pirateslifeforme7158]

It wasn't washing the hands but not putting alcohol to disinfect their hands after ward. The microbes , viruses and shit could still be there .

[@Ryan-Dawes]

@@pirateslifeforme7158 grossly oversimplified

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

The correlation between bacteria and infections wasn't discovered yet. Doctors used to not wash any tools or gear.

[@sayLeotardbutsayitChinese]

That it is. After WW1, Germany checked all media and trimmed out opinions that put the nation in a negative light. It didn't turn out well.

[@mrgabest]

I love how the phrase, 'there'd still be tons of native americans running around' was paired with a clip of Ghost of Tsushima.

[@Dickson_]

These are some possible yellow/red flags I've noticed in certain women for a while now. If you're looking for a good partner for a stable, healthy relationship filled with peace of mind or just curious, this could be worth a read: 1. Long (fake) nails 2. Fake hair (~long and/or bright colored) 3. Makeup (mostly heavy makeup) 4. Big earrings 5. Provocative clothing 6. Very active on social media (attention seeking content; thirst trap antics, etc.) 7. Questionable.. questions (e.g. "Babe, would you date me if I were a worm", "babe do you think I'm pretty"..) 8. Tattoos/body mods/piercings (especially in weird places) 9. Most/all of her friends are male. 10. Promiscuous or Using se>< as a proxy for feeling loved and adored (this can be especially true for people who struggle with attachment issues/daddy issues) 11. S.I.G.N language (Shaming, Insult, Guilting & Need to be right) 12. Herd mentality/No sign of individualism (follows beauty standards, fashion trends, body ideals, bad friends or other trends without questioning or reflecting on their reason[s] for doing so) [often correlates with No. 2, 3 & 5] 13. Spoilt brat-like/elitist behaviour (e.g. people who refer to themselves as "bad b*tches", claim to have "very high standards" or are "high maintenance" ) [often correlates with No. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5] 14. Materialistic [often correlates with No. 12 & 13] 15. Their actions don't follow their words (cognitive dissonance) 16. No sense of boundaries 17. Uses past events or personal information you gave when you 'opened up' to them, as ammunition against you during fights or quarrels. 18. Clingy, jealous or possessive (e.g. not being allowed to have any female friends) 19. Frequent quarrels over trivial things--it seems some people think toxicity makes relationships more 'fun or exciting' (or even straight up admit they enjoy toxicity in relationships) 20. Habit of lying (shouldn't be ignored [along with No. 7, 14 & 16] as it could escalate over time [often correlates with No. 10, 11, 13 & 15. Possibly with No. 6] ) 21. Has a tiny, little girl/baby-like voice (possibly due to trauma or abuse at a young age [Reference: Dr. Drew Pinsky - Loveline] ) 22. Expects you to 'mind-read' their thoughts and/or 'hints'--- (Quora; Do women expect men to be mind-readers?) *Their mentality of dependence and expectations is so high they use emotions to smoke screen this shameful behaviour. [Shouldn't be ignored. Could correlate with No. 19] 23. Sh*t Tests---"used to determine your frame. Frame is a concept which essentially means 'composure and self-control.” (shouldn't be ignored; usually continues indefinitely, may escalate over time [Often correlates with No. 11, 16 & 19. Possibly with No. 7 & 17] ) 24. Ultimatums (could correlate with No. 13, 16 & 18) 25. Can't/doesn't take 'No' for an answer (Strongly correlates with No. 16, possibly with No. 11 & 18 [Shouldn't be ignored; possible sign of an abusive person, may lead to tantrums, physical assault or other 'crazy' behaviours] ) 26. Comes from a broken/toxic/abusive home and/or lacks (proper) parental figure(s). (Often correlates with No. 4, 6, 8, 10, 16, 19, 20 [compulsive or pathological lying] & 21) 27. They're often passive aggressive (Could correlate with No. 22. Possibly with No. 7, 11, 19 & 25) For those who are perplexed about No. 1-5, google search for images of Saweetie or blac chyna or sumn idk These flags could be a result of insecurities, emotional and/or mental immaturity, childhood emotional neglect, attention/validation seeking, attachment issues, etc. I think observing people's personalities, character and behaviours rather than focusing on their 'looks' or 'physical attractiveness' is a good way to overcome the halo effect. Also, like attracts like, so make sure to be self-aware and reflect on your actions/behaviour to grow and mature as a person. And be compassionate to others as you'd be to yourself. These are just my observations & opinions and should be held up to scrutiny. A link to my book, if you're curious: www.amazon.com/dp/B09PJGWWY8

[@AmbuBadger]

Yeah, the lefties always talk of "peaceful Indians living in harmony with nature" while ignoring how they scalped each other and took slaves-- the only difference is that the Europeans were better at it. The lefties are basically the kids who want to call the game stupid when the new kid shows up and is better than them at it.

[@DgardsGaming]

Yes one best games of 2020

[@fonztorres]

@@Dickson_ Beautiful mate. Absolutely outstanding.

[@DC-gh6dy]

@@AmbuBadger they were taught these lies by teachers. This is the problem.

[@bestgem]

Tiktokers can't even figure out their own identity, what makes them think they can figure out science..?

[@aster4jaden]

Well, Tiktokers are experiments.

[@UKinQ8Gaming]

Kids today dont even know a hard days work nevermind science.... ww3 we are fkd

[@tristanbackup2536]

It's deliberate by commies. They don't want you to have a solid indentity.

[@Ichi.Capeta]

I feel that if I say that exactly line of yours to one of these weirdo. They will drop the argument and fully go physical on me. Comment is savage af.

[@NormanReaddis]

Tiktokers are not your credible information source. If anyone does? They should see a psychiatrist in an instant. Also this is what you get for legalizing drugs. They're high doing this. Also China is loving the darwinism of the west in their own platform, that's how you destroy your enemies, by it's own people's ignorance.

[@altorins]

I'm black, I'm the oldest of 8, had a single mother, lived in both urban and rural areas, broke as shit(Literally had duct tape keeping my shoes together), the only food I ate most of the time was school lunches. Ordinarily I wouldn't bring any of this up, as it's ancient history and I don't live in the past. I can promise you, however, not a soul who knew me then would call me "less smart". I had free library access just everyone else. I just spent my time learning and studying because it doesn't take a genius to figure out nothing is handed to you in life. To get better opportunities in the future one must learn and adapt instead of blaming the hand you were dealt, and mine was pretty shitty(even worse than I described). I infact needed to relearn how to talk because normal words for me were unintelligible to others. So I guess I'm a white supremacist too, because I have an extra large vocabulary base? These self righteous pricks piss me off to no end with their hypocrisy and sheer ignorance about things they can't possibly understand yet pretend like they are experts. The biggest irony of all here is these idiots are more racist and condescending than actual KKK members. I genuinely wish I was being hyperbolic on that point.

[@raixuh]

Not first time in history that a new mean of communication is used to proliferate stupidity Last time was the Gutenberg press and by the time it was common place, around the 1700's and iluminism came about, there were a lot of "woke" around using the name "enlightned", the result of that was well...the 30 years war and something called french revolution Yeah, history kinda repeat itself 🦉

[@bleach-kun]

Imagine being more Racist than the KKK... but at least the KKK is honest about their hatred, and don't project their views on their 'adversaries' They're still horrible people, that goes without saying, but they're openly horrible people. They're an observable easily dealt with threat.

[@derajalen_the_fallout_modder]

It's not really hyperbolic at all. The funny thing is that out of 38 years "and pass for white (even though my genetic history reads like a map of the earth) of living in the south, I have never meet one person in the kkk but I do know that the only people in it are fbi agents that are arresting each other "that's by their own reports." But yet it seems to be a major boogeyman these days while the black panters (the black kkk) are openly supported and their black power fist salute is the main logo of blm. Now I have seen some of them and have been threatened by them as well even had a few show up and trash a children's art festival. Hatred begets Hatred, The cycle continues and only ignorance prevails. There is nothing worse than someone that defends their stupidity!. Which is what we are seeing daily. We live in very dangerous times, my friend.

[@michaeldavid6832]

Race categories are only useful for statistics, they break down at the individual level. The same as government. When you begin to rule by identarian groups, then individual rights vanish and any horror can be excused against the individual by saying, "it's for the benefit of the group". There are no freedoms except individual freedoms. There are no rights except individual rights. If rights and freedoms don't apply to each individual, then they don't exist at all -- because once you raise any group rights above individual rights, then no member of the group has any rights anymore because any excuse to dispose of individuals to save the group applies to all individual within that group. When you collectivize rights and freedoms of people, you make it moral, legal and even virtuous to destroy individuals in favor of the collective -- even if you merely seek to accrue some small advantage to the group. Such thinking treats humans like a colony of insects which exists only to serve the group. In such an arrangement, the incentive structure collapses because human beings must have individual benefits for taking individual actions -- the farmer can't produce crops without payment or he has no incentive to produce enough food to feed anyone but himself and his family. Humans are highly specialized at the individual level -- inequality is highest among humans because of this. People who advantage their societies best tend to profit most which is the incentive that the most productive humans possess to be productive. Collectivization can only serve one purpose: to destroy the rights of all. It's a strategy with tyranny as its endgame.

[@sselluoss5935]

Gen z - "But we aint blk cuz we ain't talk like dis"

[@Chebva]

"the last time I seen nails like that, I was playing Skyrim & fighting a Hagraven" That quote made me subscribe!

[@eweeb4937]

It creeps me out how open they are about sexuality and gender to children at such a young age. Either indoctrination or something far more nefarious

[@jono3952]

And the kids don't need help figuring themselves out, they'll figure it out on their own. Throwing options at them in kindergarten is just going to muddy the waters.

[@bigguy7353]

Indoctrination is nefarious enough..... but yes, their endgame must be sick and twisted.

[@bigguy7353]

@@jono3952 More than that...... one, there are no "options" per se, and two, presenting knowledge to them that they have no intrinsic understanding of due to age to f*** with their heads is sick and disgusting.

[@harlanmcdiarmid]

Piazza gate hommie

[@RustyShackleford051]

It's grooming

[@endcensorship874]

that woman who thinks the sun doesn't exist, she probably never got over her parents taking her nose.

[@bencrow9497]

😂😂😂😂

[@maperez5737]

She has my vote, I subscribe to whatever she saying

[@cortholiopezorama8879]

I’m curious how sunsets and sunrises work in her world.

[@wizardbeard69]

you sonofa...this one got me good lolol...

[@randomlygeneratedname]

She clearly has never seen a shadow puppet either

[@unterdessen8822]

A teacher's job is to teach kids, HOW to think, not WHAT to think. Christopher Columbus was himself an immigrant, his wife didn't have the same nationality as him (and neither did his mistress) and he was motivated to seek a route to East Asia by the most catastrophic act of illegal immigration (i.e. invasion), that has happened to this day: - Columbus was born in Genoa (now Italy, but at that time its own republic) and migrated for work - He was married to a Portuguese woman and had an affair with a Spanish woman - He worked for the Catholic monarchs of Spain, who had just conquered back their homeland after centuries of it having been a Muslim colony - Europeans ONLY became interested in finding alternative routes to East Asia, because their natural land route (i.e. the main strand of the Silk Road, starting in Constantinople) had been cut off by the same Islamic expansion, that had also held Spain under foreign rule for about 8 centuries at that point The Silk Road had been a millennia old trade route between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. Chinese, Indians, Persians, Greeks, Romans and tons of other nations had established a trade system, that connected all three races and a variety of hundreds of cultures PEACEFULLY way before Jesus Christ was a thing. And it did benefit the Asians en route far more than the Europeans, as the Asians were usually the producers and sellers, while the Europeans were the buyers and consumers. This incredible cultural miracle was disrupted by the Islamic expansion (7th century-now), because of political changes, forced migration (non-Muslims literally fleeing through half of Eurasia to get away from Islamic rule, if they couldn't fight it) and economic war tactics. In 1453 (i.e. 39 years before Columbus sailed), Constantinople was conquered by Muslim Turks. To understand what a devastating blow this was to European civilisation and the trade system, that had previously connected 3 continents, you need to understand, that - Constantinople was a city built in the Greek colony of "Little Asia", which you may know as Turkey nowadays. Greeks started to settle there approx. 4.000 years ago, so in 1453, this peninsula had been theirs for about 3.500 years and they had developed it from scratch. The city of Troy was in this area (which makes the Trojans Greek colonists, who defended themselves against an attack from their own Greek motherland in the Trojan War). - When the Romans took over, they made Constantinople a very important city (because of its role in the Silk Road trade), that became their new capital, when Rome was destroyed in 476 AD. It's also known as Eastern Rome or Second Rome and stood for the unbroken tradition of Roman civilisation (753 BC, starting as a kingdom-1453 AD, falling as an empire = 2206 years). Constantinople's fall marked the true end of the Roman Empire and gave way to 500+ years of Ottoman (= Turkish) wars in the region, that went along with Islam conquering the European Balkan area and making it as far north as to Vienna, so Austrian, German and Polish knights had to stop it. The Islamisation of the Balkan still causes problems, but the most recent larger conflicts are the Yugoslavian wars from the 1990s on. It also came with a vast slave trade: The English word "slave" derives from Slav - because Muslim slave hunters in Eastern Europe and southern Russia kidnapped so many Slavic people that their name became a synonym for slaves! This could well have been the end of European civilisation. Cut off from the Silk Road, the Portuguese had already tried to find a sea route around Africa (because the Suez Canal wasn't a thing yet) before Columbus sailed, which kicked off the whole European Age of Exploration. The Spanish followed, then other European nations. So, to put this in perspective: Europeans would have stayed the eff at home and minded their own business, if Islam had left the Silk Road untouched and functional. It was the fall of Constantinople (as a part of aggressive illegal Turkish immigration), that caused the European Age of Exploration. You can thank Islam for Columbus; he didn't even know where exactly he was going and most definitely didn't plan to commit genocide, when he started in Spain.

[@XOChristianaNicole]

“And neither did his mistress.” Yes, very inclusive, indeed. Lol

[@whitestar618]

then there are the historical theories that Columbus was a secret Jew and that he was looking for a new homeland for all the Jews that Spain had just kicked out of the country rather than paying them back the money they loaned the Monarchy to pay for the war against the Moors.

[@unterdessen8822]

@@whitestar618 Yes, I've heard about this theory. What contradicts it is, that Columbus withdrew to a (Franciscan) monastery at the end of his life. I don't think he would have felt comfortable to do that, if he hadn't been a Catholic himself. But anything is possible. Being Jewish would definitely add some more diversity points - for the morons, who need a diverse reason to be objective when confronted with historical figures.

[@unterdessen8822]

@Robert DEL POPOLO Thank you! The joke here is, that horses ARE American (and so are camels), but went extinct in their original homeland. Only those, that had migrated to northeast Russia (and from there further into Asia and Europe) survived and were much, much later in historical times re-introduced by Spanish and Portuguese conquerors. That's why many American horse breeds have a very similar pool of ancestors: Andalusian (from Spain) and Lusitano (from Portugal) horses, that came by ship. This is true for basically all Latin Ametican breeds, but also for Mustangs, Quarter Horses, Paint Horses, Appaloosas and some more breeds in North America. Only when the French and British started importing horses from their homelands to Canada and the US East Coast and South, was the Latin horse monopoly broken. Native Americans first didn't really know what to do with horses and had no name for the species. They called them "large dogs", because they saw, that Europeans used them to carry and pull things - and that was, what many Natives did with dogs before they had horses. But you can't hunt buffaloes on dogback, and horses helping to hunt very dangerous, 2.000 pound feral cows, was one thing, that convinced the Natives of their usefulness. It does make a difference, whether you get charged by a bison bull on foot or on horseback. They're faster than you, but not faster than a good horse, so the ability to ride was a real lifesaver for these hunters. That's why they gave horses a try, and of course they also started using them in war. Riding was less of a thing with South American Natives. Encountering horses had really traumatised them: There are reports by Spanish monks, who talked to Natives during the time of the early conquest of the Americas. Apparently South American tribes thought, that the Spanish were six- legged creatures with two arms and two heads. They would run as fast as a jaguar and break apart in battle. The human-looking half could fight, but the four-legged lower section (aka the horse) would just run off and not engage with anyone. Imagine how spooky it must have looked to the Natives, when a Spaniard jumped from his horse during a fight. They had never seen anyone ride on an animal, and the Spanish were really good horsemen, so they had great coordination with their horses and that made them look like one single organism. It's like meeting aliens. If you like, let the internet amaze you: Chukchi are an indigenous tribe living in the Far East of Russia. Steven Seagal has Chukchi ancestors. Google Chukchi pictures (specifically in traditional dress) and tell me what they would look like to you, if you didn't know, that they had Russian passports. Some American species moved over to Eurasia, but some Eurasians also made the journey to the Americas.

[@Guadalajara1937]

This is clearly anti-italian discrimination

[@JR_Troutman]

… “He was not welcome there” … “They welcomed him with open arms”

[@visayanmissnanny2.076]

"Christopher Columbus was never a hero, he was always a villain" As a history buff, these type of statements pisses me off. History is *mostly not a goddamn comic book with the typical good vs. evil story. I know that people have to simplify narrating history to make it accessible to many people, but making it black and white and using it to push an agenda, that's where the problem begins. P.S. Not saying that Columbus was a good being, he is a human being; capable of doing "good" and "bad" things

[@Boddah.]

I'm pretty sure they don't literally mean he was a comic book character, he was responsible for child X slvry and geno. You do not understand what mean when they call him a villain?.

[@joshmcgootermier2301]

This all-day long. These clearly defined lines of "good and evil" are non existent. As a history teacher I have tried to make this clear to my students when discussing Germany in the 2nd WW. They simply can't fathom that they thought they were the "good guys". And in class with Columbus? Yeah, not at all what I would call a hero but admirable traits and some that were deplorable, but that is through a modern lens. I hate the idea of "it's not right and was never right." It offends so many students when I point out to that I'd love to think I'd be an abolitionist in the 17 and 1800s....living in North Carolina... But in no world would that be the case.

[@dangerousdiscourse]

@@Boddah. when Columbus got to to this hemisphere, it was a land of fallen peoples, tribes at war with each other, many of them eating each other. Was he more of a villain than the tribes who are their babies? Less? Or were they both products of their place and time?

[@grutsthefoodman3645]

@@joshmcgootermier2301 Wow, your a terrible history teacher. When the king and queen of catille learned about his crimes in hispañola they incarcerated him. He even lived the rest of his life in shame for his crimes. What he did was bad back then too.

[@grutsthefoodman3645]

@@dangerousdiscourse it's was not fallen.

[@ironpatriot4774]

That "teacher" forgot about the most important principle of teaching history: historical perspective and context. It's the reason we don't think of physicians in history as being people that were trying to kill others by giving them mercury. That woman is a disgrace.

[@unterdessen8822]

A lot of what medical students and physicians did in the past, was illegal, even according to the standards of their own time. For example, they had to steal bodies from relatively fresh graves for their anatomy studies. And despite this being a crime, there was no way to stop them, so some places resorted to putting the coffin into a concrete sarcophagus and closing it off with a metal cage on top (so the family could plant flowers on the grave, but the students couldn't open the coffin and pull out the body in one piece). And there was a very thin line between doctors and serial killers. Most of King Louis XIV.'s family was killed off by their court physician, Dr. Fagin, who used his position with the royal family of France to experiment on them. He had some revolutionary ideas about new treatments, i.e. revolutionary like communism, i.e. overwhelmingly fatal. One of his brilliant ideas was, that teeth are the source of all human health problems. This seems to have been a popular theory in 17th century France, because although Louis narrowly survived Dr. Fagin's killing spree as an infant, he later on agreed to have all of his teeth pulled. This led to certain... malfunctions: Part of his palate was broken due to this procedure and had a large hole, so when he ate, half-chewed food mash would come out of his nose. He also developed really bad haemorrhoids and had to be treated for them in a nunnery. He made a full recovery and to celebrate this, the nuns composed a little song for him, the melody of which became very popular. So popular, that several European nations made it their national anthem (of course not with the original French haemorrhoid surgery text). The kingdom of Prussia was very fond of it, but since it doesn't exist anymore, it's not their anthem nowadays. But you can still listen to it with an English text. Just search for "God Save the Queen" or "God Save the King". I'm NOT joking, the French haemorrhoid song is totally the British royal anthem to this day!

[@ShaggyRogers1]

@@unterdessen8822 Places resorted to concrete sarcophagus uses because of grave robbing. The amount of people digging up bodies looking for valuables that were buried with them dwarf researchers looking for cadavers. Not sure why you would think that the small number of people looking for cadavers would even register on the scale compared to just common thieves.

[@unterdessen8822]

@@ShaggyRogers1 I have to respectfully disagree. While this may have been the case in some areas, it wasn't and isn't the most common reason, and it doesn't apply here. I was talking about physicians and their students committing a specific crime: Stealing bodies for anatomy studies. In this context, other acts of grave robbery are irrelevant. As for grave robbers - There are cultures, that bury their dead with lush provisions for the afterlife, but this wasn't very common in Europe (where western universities and medical schools first became a thing) after the Age of Enlightenment. So there wasn't much to steal, and people who had money and wanted to bury their little daughter's expensive doll collection with her, or granny's ring, spent a little more for a decent mausoleum. After all, if you're not rich enough to afford an afterlife mansion, you're probably not rich enough to waste your granny's jewelry either. A cage on top of the grave or an ugly concrete sarcophagus would have looked too boorish for the nobs. They usually went with a large, secured tomb in a graveyard, that had security personnel. I'm not excluding the possibility, that someone could have used a cage and a sarcophagus to secure the contents of the coffin... but it's a rather unlikely scenario. Other reasons for securing graves this way were superstition (i.e. preventing something from coming out of the grave - which was brought up as a real reason in the 19th century in some countries) and protection against animals. On the Indonesian islands of Rinca and Komodo, for example, graves have to be turned into little fortresses, because komodo dragons would absolutely dig up the bodies otherwise and feast on them.

[@meatpuppet5036]

She's lying about her motives, making herself seem the champion of justice and equality, when all she's really doing is pushing ideology over truth. She clearly states "History is wrong", so we know she's not teaching the curriculum she's supposed to.

[@GodOfPlague]

Give em some good old Freddy mercury straight in the veins doc... what do you mean wrong mercury?

[@tediousone2804]

"She can't grasp....". She can't grasp anything with those nails, let alone any concepts.

[@Aphotic_One]

lol just typed that before reading

[@bigguy7353]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@charlesws7825]

Remember Con Air? Mykelti: "What's wrong with her??" Nic: "My first thought would be...a lot."

[@Bladedcloud6159]

On top of that. how do people wipe their asses with nails like that!?

[@peekay120]

@@Bladedcloud6159 they probably dont tbh, thats why most of those crazy people stink so bad

[@predictorbibulous3327]

Usually when someone starts a sentence with "Let me educate you" they just learned something new that supports the thing they already thought and need to make sure other people know that they know this thing. Makes em feel all warm and smart inside.

[@bearwitty9690]

"Don't use big words, it's racist towards dumb black people." *Task failed succesfully.*

[@thegregitto]

Task successfully failed?

[@nickolasvulcan9536]

"Illegal immigration started with colombus" Yes I'm sure those native peoples had tons of strict laws about immigration and the proper process to go through to become a citizen.

[@lasagnasux4934]

Yep, and I'm sure they had legally recognized nation and national border.

[@jefferygray946]

yeah they had rules, if you can take it and keep it, its yours. Its pretty universal and not unique to anybody.

[@ddchill7763]

Actually the native Americans believed in slowly but nobody ever tells anybody that they have the black people of Africa they love to subjugate their humans

[@royjonesjrjr6396]

Sure! Columbus had to stop at this "Inmigration check point " at that same beach. The indian on the booth even stamped his pasaport im sure...

[@jamellelangfordiii3586]

Also, did history start in America? I am pretty sure a lot of people in other countries have "illegally" immigrated to other countries. I am sure that the Chinese built a wall to keep out the mongols because they didn't want them there. I mean, I am pretty sure that homo sapiens immigrated into neanderthal lands.

[@hotnessgaming1396]

“He wasn’t welcomed there” In 3 seconds “He was welcomed with opened arms”

[@thestraightroad305]

In the old days he’d get an F on his oral report. These days….?

[@GRAYR189]

And the worst part is that he didn't even SEE the BLATANT contradiction in his OWN ARGUMENT! JHC, how in HELL are people this STUPID supposed to compete against VERY WELL EDUCATED young people from countries where the education system ISN'T geared toward making perfect little Marxist political activists out of their students?!

[@Gamerguy826]

That second girl seems like the kind of person to go to a space colony and say something like "Oh, we don't need oxygen supplies or trees we can just get our air from the Solar wind!". Moving air doesn't equal oxygen!

[@Superabound2]

"He was one of the first looters" Damn i didn't realize that stealing things was invented in 1492. 298,508 years of human history and i guess nobody ever thought of taking something that wasn't theirs before

[@andrewmeyer3599]

I guess it is true that Rome never existed, cus that woulda meant looting was invented by Romans according to these.... history buffs. Well, sorry Troy, the destruction and sacking of you doesn't exist anymore I guess, everyone burn any evidence of Homer's The Illiad

[@zeehero7280]

Before then, nobody ever laid claim to anything, apparently. so if you took something it wasn't stealing! also, war was invented when pong was. The crusades? the bolsheviks? propaganda invented by the game industry! the bit about Columbus cracks me up and makes me want to draw a native american tribal chief trump picture in front of a giant wooden wall to keep the european settlers out lol.

[@thegreatergood8081]

So the Turks just borrowed Constantinople from the Eastern Romans? When is their return policy?

[@usafvet100]

There's not a single square of viable real estate anywhere on our planet which hasn't changed hands countless times through the centuries as one group has gained ascendancy over another. Everyone on this planet currently occupies stolen land.

[@zeehero7280]

@@usafvet100 So its time we stop worrying about land and remember it was about people all along. and you can't fix racism by institutionalizing it. literally what CRT is, enshrines racism in the education system, by lying to kids about history and pretending everyone is fundamentally racist whether they are or not. Everyone except (insert approved minority group) cuz they can never be racist! even as they murder you in cold blood while screaming slurs!

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

"Illegal immigration started with Columbus" Roman empire: *nervous sweating* Attila the Hun: *proud sweating*

[@joesomebody3365]

Not to mention the Danes (to England), or the Mongols (To everywhere really), or the Arabs to North Africa, etc etc etc.

[@johnhoney5089]

+ the Homo sapiens who entered Neanderthal territories.

[@raixuh]

@@johnhoney5089 miscigenating sweting 🦉

[@GayFrogsTho]

The Saxon settlers of post Roman Britain are looking worried

[@NarwahlGaming]

@@johnhoney5089 **homo sapien slings skateboard over his shoulder** "What's up, my fellow Neanderthals?"

[@thundercreekcustoms]

I am so grateful that all of my history teachers were as unbiased as possible.

[@XodusFTW]

Tiktokers always seems to prove the saying: “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” ― George Carlin

[@theroyalmediator2658]

Reading that just made me kind of sad.😂😂

[@leagueleaders]

And half teach

[@fettel1988]

These same people love thinking they could run anything better than the current owners.

[@sadisticrage2090]

THEIR LIVES ARE SO FUCKING GREAT THAT THEY NEED TO MAKE UP PROBLEMS. WHILE USING THEIR $1,000 IPHONE. 😆 🤣 😂

[@bigguy7353]

Wisdom....... just keep in mind Carlin was waaaaaay far left on many issues. That doesn't detract from the wisdom of his "Twainisms" as I call them.

[@HaruKodama]

"...Columbus came to their land, and he was not welcomed there." "...they didn't kick him out! They didn't ban him. They didn't build a wall. They didn't say he didn't belong there. They welcomed him with open arms!" SO then.... was he welcomed there or not?

[@mr.s9783]

Glad I wasn't the only one who caught that.

[@seemykids99]

Not to mention, Columbus never made it to America

[@namekman01]

the brain of a 'they' is a brain living in the twilight zone

[@RTU130]

Ye

[@NarwahlGaming]

"We should all welcome immigrants because they bring new language and culture." In the same breath, "Columbus, as an immigrant, forced his language and culture on the native peoples." These people and their cognitive dissonance.

[@mave12ickgaming]

Everyone: "Your kids won't be like the others!" Me: "That's the point."

[@deathstrike]

I just had to take a moment to consider the "facts" about Columbus Day. I mean it isn't like Columbus didn't discover America, he discovered the West Indies. He also ended up disgraced and in chains. What the hell more does anyone want? I know history isn't taught anymore. We don't teach about the founding fathers, we don't teach about Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, we don't teach African American contributions, or important people, or the struggles of our country in the Civil War. But damn if we don't teach them pronouns!!!!!

[@gorillawhale1046]

@@deathstrike everything you listed off is why I wish death upon humanity.

[@WhiteManOnCampus]

@@deathstrike Oh, we teach plenty of African-American contributions, especially the ones that never happened.

[@archangel6666]

@@deathstrike what are you talking about lmao they teach all of that and more :,)

[@mokie7421]

@@WhiteManOnCampus literally none of you go to school. These tiktoks are a small minority. All of these topics are taught. Get a fukin job.

[@edmondpful]

To think I used get anxious when I was a kid that I wouldn't be able to learn enough to be a competent adult... I still worry about it from time to time even as I'm eyeing half a century on this rock. This video helps me feel better about myself.

[@rockoorbe2002]

One thing that always comes up with these clowns is that they always bring up how the Europeans took land from the natives but they don't seem to realize that they themselves may be comfortably living on what used to be native land. And if you tell them that they should give it back to the natives, they're all like "nah, I'm not guilty of what my ancestors did" but expect everyone else to give "reparations".

[@shadowfax9177]

Precisely. I never understood the righteous indignation these people display.

[@bigguy7353]

Most of it was legally bought/sold to begin with, with outright consent from the selling party. I'm sure they leave that part out these days.

[@bigguy7353]

@@shadowfax9177 You can only have righteous indignation if you have an ethical leg to stand on (if you're right, essentially)...... they're just indignant for no discernable, factual reason. Pure unfocused hate.

[@AnomalyINC]

The grim truth is that the Europeans did to the natives what every group of people has done to other since time immemorial. The land wasn't stolen, it was conquered. The natives had conquered their lands from each other, just as the Europeans, Asians and Africans had done. It's cruel and horrid, but what happened to the Americas was no different, even though it is treated as this massive atrocity leagues worse than any other such war. It was an atrocity, no doubt about it, but it was not a unique occurrence. Besides, it's not like the natives were blameless victims themselves, being quite willing to torture and mutilate to get their way. It's not fiction, there's no "good guy" or "bad guy". It's history, and picking a side in a war that was over centuries before our birth is asinine.

[@nexusdrop7863]

Also some land was purchased by them. The famous box of beads.

[@bobowens3687]

It's amazing how we live in the age of information but people are getting dumber by the second

[@HouseManIT]

Truly baffling right? More information available at the push of our fingertips than ever before in history. And this is what we get? These people can't get off social media for even 5 minutes to lookup the shyte that comes into their brain before sending it out to the world.. No ability to critically think and find peer reviewed sources.

[@salomaonplanetsaturn6038]

It's because everybody can post videos or posts. Before that, to publish book, you should have reputation on subject. Now everybody can teach anything. So all those weirdos reaching young minds.

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

For all known and unknown facts, there is only one single, lonely truth. But there are endless lies because people keep fabricating a billion lies for every fact, and the only truth gets buried in the pile of lies. Many people prefer the lies, because at least they will make them feel smarter, or morally superior, or righteously outraged, or simply free from responsibility like children, because the truth is often disappointing, or outright scary, and it does not have the obligation to accommodate to their personal feelings and beliefs. The sad reality is that many choose to stay dumb instead of making research that will potentially shatter their worldview where they are always right...

[@FriedRice3519]

it's basically medieval ages but with phones

[@SamtheBravesFan]

Not all information is inherently good.

[@erichernandez8545]

I'm a history teacher too, but my job is not to challenge the system. I give my students historical facts and ask their opinion on it. Literally asking them to give their current opinion, based on their current beliefs, about a historical fact. Other than that, it's just telling stories of what can be proven to have actually happened from one or several points of view and discussing it, having a discourse. Not telling them one way or another what happened in history was right or wrong, just that it happened and let's talk about it. History isn't recorded and studied for us to like or dislike what has happened, just so that we can learn from it. We don't all have to go look for a cause to challenge or fight against just to have some meaning in our lives. I appreciate what you do here man, keep it up.

[@traviskeller7706]

Thank you Mr. Hernandez. Much respect. Having to be in the trenches to help fix this disaster that has only been gaining speed.

[@robertbeisert3315]

Not even facts, really. You have them discuss testimonies and evidences of what happened. History is a sifting and filtering game. People with agendas, incomplete pictures of what happened, and outright falsehoods abound. Few know that the consensus on Jewish death in the Holocaust was once in the tens of thousands, bounced up to 6 million, and are now down to 1.5 mil or so.

[@000CloudStrife]

Not so bright a teacher then.

[@noneed4me2n7]

Every generation goes through that though, watching the world change around them. Grandma lived through the dust bowl, Great Depression, WW2, Korea Vietnam, 9/11, Afghanistan, Iran, etc. We’ve had family in just about every conflict and through a historical “tough times” scenario. I’m sure there’s a bunch of crap I’m missing but if you live long enough nothing will be like it was in your youth.

[@dl2839]

The way to fix this this problem is to Abolish Public Schools.

[@texas2547]

That first guy has absolutely no clue that he destroyed his own argument with his point 😂😂😂.

[@primmakinsofis614]

"Did IQs just drop sharply while I was away?" -- Ellen Ripley Yes, they did, Ripley. Yes, they did.

[@BigStou]

That's it game over man!

[@charlesws7825]

The way things are going, our teachers will make our kids too stupid to colonize space and maybe run into face-huggin' xenos.

[@roadkillz78]

@@charlesws7825 Like the "scientists" we see in Prometheus and Covenant, right?

[@williamsweeney3215]

“They’re woke ok can I go now”

[@ahuman4386]

We are very much in the "game over" phase of the world now. Extinction is just around the corner I see. Or idiocrasy first THEN extinction.

[@TheSalvationMan]

Putting politically correct activists as a teacher is just guaranteeing what ever poor class that gets stuck with them won't learn a damn a thing, and unfortunately these types are at a lot more positions than just teachers.

[@TheRisky9]

What better way to make a person poor than have them spend their entire focus and effort on a faux revolution. "Oh you need a job for food? Don't worry about that now. You're an aCtIVist. You have a greater calling than getting a job and making yourself self sufficient so you don't have to depend on money from poor people to support you."

[@MissRora]

HR and PR departments are magnets for these types, unfortunately.

[@mindaugasstankus5943]

​@@MissRora would be great If only PR and HR have whose... plenty are in middle to top decision making positions.

[@oblivionsa7973]

@@TheRisky9 Of course the State conveniently swoops in with their offer of Universal Basic Income which has the low low price of all your rights and freedoms.

[@Barcodez5555]

@@oblivionsa7973you obliged to follow abstract rules due to the social contract your parents signed, not due to the benefits you receive

[@datmanydocris]

The job of a history teacher is not to "challenge" student's beliefs, it's to teach them the facts of history. Your job as a history teacher is to tell them what happened, why it happened and how to prevent it from happening again in the future, that's it.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

At least as well as you can from the documents and info we have keeping in mind that the documents themselves could be full of the writer's biases.

[@bakerfresh]

Or just why. So maybe it can be prevented. Getting a nuance of both sides and the evidence that can support either. The history should not be sugar coated or bias. It's history. Now if the subject is the history of Propaganda...hmm, maybe. Would be interesting to see all the takes. Did you know a lot of US History books are now written by Pro Soviet Sympathists? I heard it, and one day a book of History books for a local HS broke open at UPS. I googled the author...sure as 5h1t. Then again, could be because I live in the Seattle area.

[@bakerfresh]

@@moralityisnotsubjective5 I was sold for a long time on Columbus and Genocide. As well, I learned that Nelson Mandela was just minding his business sitting on steps as a peaceful protestor and was jailed for 25 years for being Black. Only into my late 30s to early 40s did I hear about him bombing children. Heard nothing of that or his communist party. I was no fan of what I heard of Apartheid, but now it seems a tad more nuanced. Especially now when you hear of the lands being traded, fighting factions and tribes that basically still fight today and hate each other only one now has political power over the other. Makes you wonder if a few made it bad for the many. Same time you hear about the Dutch. But, all I know is I'd like to get the actual truth. We are getting that now with UKR. Lots of fake videos. Sides lying. Fake heroes and actual horror stories. Sh17 show. Average citizens in all these cases are the victims.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@bakerfresh Yeah, nothing is ever as black and white as we are told as kids and it does seem like average people who just want to live their lives suffer while those in charge benefit from doing terrible things. That's why during the Cold War I never hated Russian citizens and I still don't, but I don't trust any government anywhere, including my own.

[@cpob2013]

I'd love to challenge a teacher by asking if they knew the Oklahoma reservation tribes had massive cotton plantations ran by slaves and mostly sided with the confederacy In fact, seeing how the natives sided with the French in the seven years war, the British in the revolution, the British again in 1812, and the confederacy in the Civil War, exactly how much goodwill is the United States expected to have for the tribes? Turning sherman loose on the plains would have simply been a continuation of kicking rebel ass in Georgia and Carolina.

[@hamothemagnif8529]

“One of the first looters” … human history apparently started in the 1600’s.

[@garybates5505]

1492

[@hant679]

1400s but yeah. My tribe was looting the surrounding tribes way before the 1400s. They were quite successful at it, too.

[@E100Omega123]

1990: If you homeschool your kids instead of sending them to public, they'll turn out weird and stunted 2020: If you send your kids to public instead of homeschooling them, they'll turn out weird and stunted MMMmmmm, Progress!

[@demonvalentine1]

Well said!

[@bdelectr7411]

Only took one generation for things to be inverted.

[@TheMysteryDriver]

That's why PTA involvement and running the school board is important for people to do. The more involved you and your friends are the more you can stop stuff you don't like or get programs/curriculums you do like.

[@Hybris51129]

More like If you send your kids to public and don't pay attention they'll turn out weird and stunted, same with homeschooling. Instead of being parents and involved in the children's education and actually working to fix the schools, people seem to go from 0 to 100 and jump to homeschooling thinking that if its too hard to fix the schools that teaching their own children must be easier. Its sad and pathetic and it will be at least a decade until we see just how destructive this homeschooling fad will be. Knuckle up and fix the core problem of woke public schooling instead of just giving ground and hoping you can somehow jump from doing nothing to giving a full education course.

[@demonvalentine1]

@@bdelectr7411 It is messed up, I remember Reagan saying that freedom was never more than one generation from extinction, guess he nailed it.

[@ArchGeek]

“Columbus was unwelcome here, and they welcomed him.” Public schools folks.

[@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184]

Well at least some public schools has the rare intellectual people, not thess so-calles home schooled tik-tokers that didn't really touch grass for the last 5 years (no offence if you are private schooler)

[@AutoAndChill]

I'm 1 minute 30 in: "Columbus wasn't welcome... They welcomed him." Thanks my mind is broken.

[@fourthcasper6161]

I didn't even catch that

[@joshjess9841]

I was thinking when he said "Columbus wasn't welcome." Me: Well, but he wasn't 'un-welcome' either. He was an explorer, so it was just whatever back then.

[@DamazViccar]

“No, sir, I don’t like it.”

[@Nathan-pw9nl]

"It was nothing political" so she herself admitted to just stating politics where they arent

[@Frozen_Death_Knight]

I am just dumbfounded by that girl who talked about wind, oxygen, and trees. Air contains about 21% oxygen and 78% nitrogen. Even if there were no oxygen in the air there would still be wind, because wind can exist in any atmosphere where there is matter that can be airborne. Reason why there is no wind on the moon is because it lacks the gravitational pull to contain an atmosphere. I don't know if I should feel sorry for this girl that her teachers never explained this properly or if she refused to listen by being completely full of herself and thus is deserving all the ridicule.

[@npcimknot958]

If i smack her, dont’ worry its not my hand that was moving and momentum, it was her face just moving because its inhaling oxygen lol .

[@AppleManiagaming]

The moon does actually have a very thin atmosphere composed of neon, helium and hydrogen as well as multiple other trace elements. also it's not so much the gravity as a lack of a magnetic field to protect it from solar winds.

[@Frozen_Death_Knight]

@@AppleManiagaming Ah, the more you know! Thanks for correcting me! :) Edit: The planetary body would need to be large enough to sustain something like a molten core in that case to create a strong enough magnetic field that will last. Gravity does play a role, but it is not the only factor.

[@SuperMoshady]

Space is fake. It violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics. And there is no scientific evidence of gravity either.

[@AppleManiagaming]

@@Frozen_Death_Knight well yes, but there's a big difference between a gravity induced magnetosphere and the idea of gravity holding in all those gases. And since magnetic fields can also be generated artificially it means terraforming will be much easier for us.

[@NewWorldOrgone]

Thomas Sowell (pronounced Soul) is probably the greatest black man to ever live in America. He has the best quotes in the game.

[@VioletDeathRei]

My favorite story is when he talked about him and Walter Williams being the only publicly conservative black men for years so Walter wouldn't let them fly on a plane together otherwise a crash might end all the work they had done to right this ship.

[@facE055]

Frederick Douglass wins imo. Sowell is certainly great though.

[@zakofrx]

Ans they won't talk about him in schools becsue they don't want a Black Conservative to be looked up to.. Especially one who started out poor and a bad area before improving himself..

[@zakofrx]

@@VioletDeathRei I never heard that and thanks for the laugh...

[@wizardbeard69]

Frederick Douglas would give him a run for his money...but yes, i agree...one of the best, not black men, but men we've had in this country in the modern age...

[@ferrarriohh]

“Stop putting frogs in the water, its making the chemicals gay!” I love you man. Stay Gold Gundam

[@jagofjokester1127]

The sun is just the right distance to keep us from burning 🔥 OR completely freezing 🥶.

[@IffyEdem]

Yep people called me white for speaking correctly and not being ghetto😂 they didn’t understand that I had a Nigerian dad and West Indian mom, which both had a history of being teachers(my dad got accepted into law school but was unable to go through due to being a single dad when he came to the US). So I literally WAS NOT allowed to be stupid 😂😂

[@leo_the_v.3847]

I find it complerely retarded when ppl call someone "not black" because he doesn't talk like a gta san andreas character.

[@probablykevin22]

“The school system failed us” Pretty sure it was your parents.

[@bluedevil9377]

Elaborate please

[@nichy7734]

Both for some

[@jakubgrzybek6181]

@@bluedevil9377 parents stopped beating their children, I tell ya man.

[@shawklan27]

@Dante Toshiro64 Both

[@armouredjester1622]

Both. It's both. Parents were supposed to give a shit about school deeper than "how was school today sweetie" "sucked" "that's nice"

[@breckenridgelong7692]

I'm sorry to all the great teachers out there but it's obvious that just about anybody can get a job teaching no matter how stupid they are.

[@bigguy7353]

And they make getting the degree extremely easy....... you can have a sub 2.0 GPA these days a become a "teacher".

[@nexusdrop7863]

Any competent teacher has been chased out of the systems. I had a conversation with a "teacher" based on my training to teach English as a second language and she said to a bunch of 8 year olds she uses very 'precise and technical terminology' ..... to kids. My actual background is in electronics and I trained to teach other's English and at no point would I bring up any jargon or technical words to a group I was teaching. Think using medical terms on kids. Those being adults I would deal with mind you, no way kids should be getting such complex vocabulary as kids. Either the "teacher" was super full of herself or was not teaching anything of value. You don't have those kinds of discussions with kids at that age. Parents need to homeschool their kids because 'teachers' are not teaching anything of value. Telling small kids it is polite to list your pronouns when you first meet someone is not sane.

[@charlesws7825]

In the same way Vita bullied her way into comics, the stupid threaten not too subtly, "I check these certain diverse boxes, so YOU'D BETTER HIRE ME!" Yeah, it doesn't take too many smarts to forego your own dignity.

[@CloudWalkBeta]

Like many corners of life, it seems having skill, professionalism, credibility, intellect,,, or just an IQ above single digits, are no longer valued or required anymore because we’ll let any nutjob tramp do the job… How we are going in this direction seriously baffles me, it’s mind numbing to see a society make the choice, repeatedly, to put stupidity this extreme into higher & higher positions of society.

[@electrarebel5610]

@@nexusdrop7863 "Parents need to homeschool their kids." Easier said than done, comrade. What if a parent doesn't have the credentials or even the time to homeschool their kid? The public school system sadly knows how to advantage of that dilemma. Perhaps some parents can send their kids off to a boarding school overseas where they'd stay far away from these political activists called "teachers" until high school?

[@aelius3805]

I've been asking a questions about the "witch nails" my whole adult life. Nothing turns me off more than nails like that. I tried to teach a girl how to shoot who had those claws and it was impossible. Lol

[@rooksclown316]

my mom would get those long nails and she wouldn't be able to pick up coins

[@jamess.2689]

Holy Shit on the teacher one lmao. Out of all subjects to teach, a History teacher should be the least political. Politics don’t belong in school to begin with but a History teacher should be the furthest thing from a political activist.

[@sumrose7972]

I had to drop a science class in college, because the stupid teacher would not shut the hell up about Trump and politics, (very anti-Trump, which whatever I'm not a fan but..) and all I kept asking was science questions to attempt to bring it back to the subject matter, but nope.. I could not stand her, so I went to admissions and dropped it. There was Not a single class I took that politics weren't brought up, and it was utterly obvious who's side the teachers were on. Oh wait.. my movie appreciation class did not bring up politics, but why in the hell was that class even an option for my major, college is a flipping Joke and cash grab, I should have just gone into the union.

[@zerosen1972]

@Eternal haziness No they won't. Good luck with that line of thinking though.

[@bigguy7353]

Unless they have a ulterior agenda.

[@bigguy7353]

@@zerosen1972 By the end of the decade..... probably not. But as long as low/no skill workers are getting $15/hr in some places, and that will rise because "reasons", workers with any skill, trained or aggregate, will continue to be devalued, which will lead to more automation, and eventually it will be much cheaper to automate even a decently skilled worker if this slope continues. Be careful with your unilateral prediction of the future...... history has taught us that even the wisest people can't see all ends, and may be something vastly different to anything you or I say.

[@Diegoshadow85]

@Eternal haziness It's easier to replace lawyer than plumber. Just food for thought. Many "higher education" jobs will be easier to replace by AI than manual labour.

[@jaxmiller724]

The funniest part about the Columbus day rant was it was stereotypical racism towards natives. As a native the two main stereotypes you see are "cannibal savage" or "literal angels", he went for the do no wrong literal angel look at natives. It's not even the history of Columbus day, the only reason it's a day was because Italy was furious at the US because they wouldn't stop mass lynching Italians. The day was literally meant to be inclusive to Italians, it's so ironic it hurts.

[@jakesgenuineanarchy5955]

It’s so true man. It’s an agenda either way, smh.

[@helloenemy]

These people forget that natives were also people and shouldn’t be put into a specific box of behavior. It’s very telling and if they had any shame or critical thinking ability then they’d also realize it is very embarrassing.

[@grutsthefoodman3645]

@@helloenemy it's also embarrassing defender the person who was responsible for their deaths.

[@helloenemy]

@@grutsthefoodman3645 Who is doing that?

[@TheEmperorHyperion]

@@grutsthefoodman3645 it's embarrassing saying this generation should be held accountable for crimes they didn't commit.

[@TheGary108]

I’ll be honest. When I was in school, I didn’t care about the teachers or whatever pronouns/sexuality they had. I cared more about if I would get homework or if the test coming up would be easy or not. Those “teachers” are out of touch with reality and children need to be taught the facts, not be brainwashed into thinking having sex before 13 is cool.

[@garylargent8557]

My teachers werent called anything other than Mr or Mrs followed by their names. They didnt have this horseshit 15 years ago

[@katie7748]

I had to scroll WAY too far down to find someone mentioning this.

[@blackened144]

@@garylargent8557 At some point I figured out if the female teacher was a "Mrs." then she was almost certainly married but it was never talked about so that was just an educated assumption.

[@gamesthatiplay9083]

My schools always had dress codes for students and teachers. Teachers, male or female were not allowed to wear shorts, unless they were gym teachers. This helped weed out a lot of problem teachers. Men had to wear ties, slacks, button down shirts, unless they were gym teachers.

[@theezenriarinze9203]

This is what a society without a definitive struggle looks like.

[@kodybuffettwilson]

A definitive struggle is being had by the people who value their fundamental rights and freedoms that are being subverted by the Chinese working through our corporate hegemony who themselves work through government. These children don’t value anything other than their own fragile egos and propping them up with anything they can muster.

[@waldorfsalad2307]

@@kodybuffettwilson China - The Eternal American Scapegoat

[@stewie4467]

@@waldorfsalad2307 Straight People - The Eternal Teenage American Scapegoat

[@bandit6272]

@@waldorfsalad2307 No. The CCP is actually that bad. They're not just a scapegoat. Just ask the 50 million or so Chinese who died in The Great Leap Forward. If you have a ouiji board that is...

[@kodybuffettwilson]

@@waldorfsalad2307 hope Xi sees this

[@24framedavinci39]

I was a cable guy for 10 years. I've been in thousands of homes. Most people are this dumb and don't know it. Even rich people. In fact, it's the blue collar, hard workers, scraping by, that usually have a solid head on their shoulders and/or are at least aware of their limitations.

[@ElPresidenteKhan]

I’m a home repair guy, 15 years. Can confirm this is true.

[@kylopat1652]

Fellow cable guy here, good old Xfinity haha can also confirm.

[@hia5235]

Facts.

[@jakesully2868]

Mechanic here. These are facts.

[@HunterForHire422]

Honestly You guys are heroes for putting up with that.

[@malawisupasoldier7478]

My sis told me that a student who was bottom of the class and she came to the US and became top of the class. Very telling. I'm from Kenya, a third world country and we have crazy learning hours

[@kevinandeleven]

Yeah I know many people like that.. I am from Nigeria.. I have a lot of not so smart friends that travel to the states and top their classes

[@Thane36425]

I went to private schools in the US, back when they were common and not just for rich people. When I went to college, most of the other freshmen had been to public school. The course material was mostly a year or two behind what I'd had and it was new to most of those students, or they acted like it was.

[@jamesbaker3153]

Im guessing they don't send people to jail for things like spanking your toddler in Kenya. Spoiled brats and people who make them are two of our main problems.

[@fbgmerk8178]

Wtf did you just say

[@dvnmnd5020]

@@jamesbaker3153 you sound like you're 56 lmaooo

[@mattstorey7256]

I love that they blame all that went on, on Columbus. They get the story twisted. It wasn't just Columbus landing and setting up shop. There was a bunch of priests and conquistadors as well (the king and queen sent them as "security" for Columbus (spy on Columbus). He started the colony and set out the plans for the town, hired the local help. HIRED, not enslaved. Get the local tribes interested in building things and they saw the power of the weapons and the steel implements....they figured, this guy the shit, maybe we ally with him we be the shit by proxy. He got that all rolling and he had to go back to Spain to beg more cha ching from the Queen and to show her that he was a good investment, he brought lots of samples and stuff back. He brought a few Indians with him too...VOLUNTEER Indians. In his absence it was those guys he left in charge that went all hog and started a holy war and enslaving people, grabbing daughters as concubines etc. They set up their own little kingdoms. It took him a while when he got back, but Columbus had all those A holes executed or shipped back for the crown to deal with. To keep things running he had to declare martial law and yes, some of the people the other a hoes enslaved remained so. They were too integral getting the colony set up on budget and on time. The sun and cloud girl: let me show you how, see my hand here? See my palm over your head? The shadow? Now look here, *SMACK* that's how. My hand is between the sun and your head and now my palm has smacked you, get less dumb B. Rainbow hair teach: Let me show you a first world example of injustice and political consequences. this here is called a "pink slip", its your copy of a termination document, YOUR termination. Now here is the inequity part. You, as a politically active and not teacher but a indoctrination purveyor, still qualify for unemployment despite being a total incompetent in teaching approved curriculum...you decided to go off the range and free form. So enjoy your free form in a employment line. Next time, if there is a next, stick to the subject you are teaching and not your own activism projects, we didn't send our kids to be little ANTIFA zombies to fill your ranks of the next protest.

[@danielcharles4431]

I'm sure those 60 seconds of condensed history and science will properly inform me of the things that happened.

[@Xycomm]

Based.

[@somethingclever8916]

and he's clueless that spain was the military force who colonized both coasts to the tip of Chile for a 130 years. and there wouldn't be a successful white colony after Columbus for 150 years 500 miles away. Columbus and spain weren't exactly white. and the person who funded it was a Spanish queen who got the money from killing jews and Muslims and she that encouraged the African slave trade.

[@robertbeisert3315]

In the spirit of decolonization, I want that person off the Huwite man's Internet and the Chinese TikTok. Stop speaking and reading with Roman characters and living in these British lands.

[@talltroll7092]

The sun is a deadly laser!

[@themeltingpoint3867]

I'm almost certain that the "First Looter's" was a cave man that bash the head of another cave man for his fish.

[@henrymann607]

Biblical version: when Eve looted the apple form the tree in the garden of Eden

[@crawlingboy]

@@henrymann607 actually it was more cain and abel to be honest but that was more of the first ever murder

[@hieronymusboss7705]

I'm almost certain that the "First Looters" were black as hell. Anthropology will back me up on this. XD

[@MrClobbertime]

Animals were stealing food from each other long before man even came along.

[@remen_emperor]

Even if you're going with any religion, any version of hominids, or literally _any_ available option that isn't the close-minded worldview of Americans, this is still factually wrong. I've not met a single person who thought that Americans invented theft (acted like it, but didn't outright believe it), nor that America is the first country. Even the American Indians raided each other. It's why there were tribes fighting with every European nation in the New World. A lot of it came from pre-existing tribal issues that could've existed for centuries And then there's this guy.

[@RogueFox2185]

If these TikTokers were sent back in time to Columbus’s era, they wouldn’t last two days before being sacrificed to the Native’s Gods as tribute.

[@sethisevilone02]

Nah they would die within a hour from a animal attack or walk off a cliff

[@protostnl6369]

@@sethisevilone02 an hour? I'll give them 30 minutes before they kick the bucket

[@magma_fire_bagwan]

I think the Native's Gods would just reject them as a sacrifice Like, "This is the best you can offer? Try again"

[@akiraishin7141]

Yeah, our gods wouldn't have wanted them either. We'd have killed them for sport though

[@lukewood2662]

Literally anything that moves would off their lights. Animals cuz they're food and humans cuz they're annoying as hell and useless.

[@ddz1375]

Your channel just popped up on my feed. Boy am I glad it did you are a riot. The trees make wind so says the chick with dirty germs shovels on the ends of her fingers. Look forward to seeing more of your stuff. Keep up the good work

[@thomaswilson3827]

“Illegal immigration began with Columbus.” I’m pretty sure it began with the Elamites, but whatever.

[@bigguy7353]

But "immigration" wasn't even a word then, and in most places "illegal" was barely a concept.

[@peoplez129]

By the time Columbus even arrived, the Native population was only 7 million tops, and more realistically, closer to 2 million. Now think about that. Can 2 or even 7 million people lay claim to an ENTIRE continent as vast as the USA?! No lol. That would be like if NY was the only city in America, and claimed they ruled all of America. They're just a spec on the map. It's as preposterous as if one person went to the moon and said they own it now. Natives are lucky it was Europeans that came over, because if it was the Chinese who laid claim to America instead, Native's would have been already extinct hundreds of years ago because the Chinese would have slaughtered every last one of them.

[@charlesws7825]

There's a lot of evidence building that the Vikings got here long before Columbus, too. Trying to equate current events to the past is kind of pointless anyway. It's a little arrogant to put the past and present in the same context because things were so much different then.

[@charlesws7825]

@@bigguy7353 Columbus, the Elamites, the Vikings, whoever -- back in the day, NOBODY gave a shit about technicalities.

[@Belphegirl]

@@peoplez129 Did you just fucking say that the USA is a continent????????

[@smugscylla4481]

Papa Gundam is one of the few youtubers that if I was told "An aneurysm killed him" I'd be like. Yeah that makes sense

[@paulfry3221]

If by aneurysm, you mean the top of his head exploding out if rage, then I could see that.

[@jarnegi]

I'd assume overdose or Susan sending some goons over to "educate"

[@stonalisa3729]

The wall argument and "keeping the immigrants out" is such a stupid ass take from someone that doesn't understand the politics. Both parties understand that immigration = more money and improvements to the economy. The wall was never about keeping them out, it was about increasing border security so immigrants don't illegally enter the US. They want them to enter through the proper means to know who is coming into the country. I love when children think they know politics.

[@mattlane2282]

no not at all... when you have useless no skill people coming, it HURTS does not HELP... it does not bring any money it COSTS money....

[@OwMeEd]

Ask your average Republican voter what they think. They do not want more coming in. And they do not give a damn about the supposed "benefits", because THEY understand the long term cultural and social degradation, which is far more costly.

[@OwMeEd]

@Elder Tree Okay - thanks for your input

[@mattlane2282]

@Elder Tree " Stona Lisa 2 days ago (edited)"

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

@@OwMeEd Hi. I'm one of those "average Republican voters". I'm a Civic Nationalist, which pretty much means that no matter where you come from, if you come here legally, respect and follow our laws, integrate with society _(As in bad practices from the "old country" get left at the door - on a personal level that includes sending a lot of money to family in said "old country", kinda would prefer as much American capital to stay on the premises. But I digress.),_ be a productive and contributing member of society, as well as be legitimately proud of your new home and eagerly want to see it succeed - then I have absolutely no beef with you. You'd be welcomed with open arms.

[@falaramal3979]

If any of this has happened even 20 years ago these teachers would be in fear for their lives. And I miss that time so much

[@scofield117]

9:53 That cut away to Thomas Sowell was just perfect. "History is what happened, not what we wish had happened or what a theory says should have happened. "

[@ChaadFairservice20022]

Its an agreed upon story.. not what actually happened.

[@TheOnlyBlackInMeWasWillieBrown]

The left -"we are standing up for racial injustice" Me- " racial injustice is historically a result of the left and their policies. Ghettos are an excellent example of this."

[@feliciab5019]

Exactly.

[@DjentleBen1105]

You'd be amazed at how many people think "ghetto" is black terminology and shouldn't be used by whites, and not a Yiddish word that was first used for poor Jewish communities in New York, Boston, and Chicago.

[@zakofrx]

It's like they don't know that Slavery, the KKK, Jim crow etc.. Was all Democrat Stuff. While the Republican party was formed in part to end slavery and ever since they have been fighting racist laws.. The problem is they think being racist is fighting racism..

[@kevinsaviro2708]

@@DjentleBen1105 even in Europe they used the word ghetto for jewish neighborhoods in the ww2 era

[@echo4567psn]

@@zakofrx You legitimately can’t be be serious right? You do realize neither the modern Democratic or Republican Party are anything like they were back then right? You do realize why people say there was a party flip right? I think before slandering these dummies in the video you should look in the mirror and realize you are actually just as smooth brained as them.

[@ragnarok7976]

Ever notice that when someone online says "let me educate you" you can be 100% certain you will come out dumber on the tail end of lecture? 9:10 Ironic that I'm upset to see her genuinely call black people less intelligent yet somehow I'm still the white supremacist. I've seen people joke, but I think she actually believes that... fucking scary.

[@tomwise9668]

💯 I’ve been saying it for years man. Homeschooling my kids all the way. Experience is the best teacher. My son wants to be a writer, I taught him to read and write and gave him a laptop. Middle kid wants to be a pro athlete, I took her to every sport in the area until she picked one. Then I learned it enough to help her practice. Youngest wants to be a musician, so I bought her a piano. I don’t know why people say this shit is hard, just stop arguing about everything!

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

I'm Shoshone on my mothers side/Cherokee on my fathers & i hate to tell the young man there but our tribes were "colonizers" as well. According to our own oral history we were anything but "Native". We came here & fought wars against the actual natives & mostly wiped them out/absorbed them. Lol

[@wizardbeard69]

that my friend is the history of all of humanity...everyone alive today and living where they do were the winners of war and conflict lol....legit everywhere...there are no exceptions...why reality escapes these ignorant clowns i will never know smh /rubs face...btw, i'm a 1/4 cherokee, 3/4 northern germanic...my white ancestor in the US arrived on a dutch slave ship...not as a crew member either lol....been able to trace it back to the 1400s so far...

[@bobbybologna3029]

Lol Cherokee on my mom's side too, we had a good run until the tribe got absolutely annihilated and conquered, but we simply lost the war, there's not really much to say about it, it's just been sour grapes ever since. The whiney "natives" of today are a joke, they just look for scraps and fill their kids heads with junk.

[@talltroll7092]

Similarly, even the most cursory examination of European history will demonstrate that we "colonised" the SHIT out of each other. The Romans were particularly good at it, there's a couple of tribes that got colonised so hard that we only know that they ever existed because we have found copies of the Imperial edicts declaring that they were to be utterly expunged from history, and scattered texts from what we presume were neighbouring tribes recording them as trading partners

[@chaitea4717]

I'm metis and my tribe was in Manitoba and they were forced out of their homes by the Cree. women raped. Things stolen men killed. Slaves.. you know the usual lol I find myself tell people if it wasn't the "white men" other people would have done it eventually that and definitely other natives. The natives in canada are extra special. They get a butt load of free stuff. And most people don't know it till they meet one. I'm as the full bloods used to call a half breed. But im more 1/4. the metis don't get anything like the full blooded natives do. And im more then fine with it

[@LeganZepelli]

I am hispanic and I am a long time follower. I can tell you that even though Cristobal Colon was not a "hero" in a proper way, but he brought civilization to our shores. The indigenous (most, not all) South Americans were cannibals and had already been at war for a couple of decades. Here, in my country, there was a tribe called Caribes, who raped, killed and tortured other tribes. One of the most common cases was that they attacked another tribe, killed the men, took the women as merchandise and castrated the children to eat them in a couple of months. When I see this kind of tik toks it really gives me a shame. The black legend has greatly influenced this generation without a brain. Nice video like always.

[@mattiaslime8926]

Lets just say that he was an important historical figure but he dont deserve the ovation and romanticization that many north american give to him.

[@badlaamaurukehu]

This was all well documented even by his own contemporary detractors. It would help if these delusional idiots were actually as literate as they are mouthy.

[@TheRisky9]

@@mattiaslime8926 And that would be fair. Christopher Columbus is the same. Sure, he's not a hero. He was a colonist. But he wasn't guilty nearly everything they claim he is. Much of the genocides that people attribute to him, happened in a span of over 100 years.

[@mattiaslime8926]

@@TheRisky9 the hate come especially from the indigenous and afro-latinos population of south america. And can you really blame them? They come from the groups that faced most of the oppression and enslavement of the europeans

[@LeganZepelli]

@@mattiaslime8926 Europeans weren't saints, but natives weren't. In fact, a great lie that has been repeated many times is that the indigenous people denied any support to the Spanish. That is false. The Spanish won by the numbers of tribes that rallied against the rulers.Most indigenous civilizations were decadent and aggressive. They reigned with fear and threats. Another thing that I have to clarify for you; the Spanish did NOT enslave the Indians, not like the blacks. The natives had a number of rights, more than the American Indians had with the settlers. The Spanish did not pass the knife where they went. They generally absorb their population and turn them into Hispanics.

[@SoraOfTheDarkness]

“He was not welcome there” “They didn’t say he didn’t belong they didn’t kick him out they didn’t ban him they welcomed him with open arms” Shit sounds like he was welcome there

[@microwave8931]

First thing I noticed. So many contradictions it gave me physical pain

[@kookykoruc1827]

It's like the concept of "You have something i don't have and i want it and i have something you don't have and you want it. Let's trade" doesnt exist for these people

[@spimbles]

because that doesnt fit their narrative. why in God's name would they actually use factual information? these are looney bins involving themselves in politics, we're talkin about. not just mere morons

[@strategicperson95]

@@spimbles interestingly, the founding fathers wanted informed voters to vote, not just give it to everyone. Seeing this, you understand why and wish for some system to keep the idiots out of the booth.

[@freedompatriot3460]

This is what happens when you’re not allowed to fail students...they “grow up” and spread stupid.

[@WarGhoulKharas]

I remember this concisely. A recent graduate of our local school system inquired of me: "How many feet is in 60 inches?" "It's 5 feet. You take 60 and divide it by 12. Didn't you just graduate high school?" "Yeah, but I don't need complicated math or anything."

[@theblackbaron4119]

Oh ... My goodness. People like this are allowed to vote and procreate.

[@jonathansmithCrabAuthor]

He called _that_ complicated?

[@edorasmarauder5761]

That's what they all say until the time comes when that knowledge comes in handy.

[@psychosiskahn5952]

as someone born into the metric system I wouldn't know that .

[@Davivd2]

I love how these kids all present themselves like smug know it alls. If your "facts" feel right, they must be right.

[@patrickriarchy6054]

The dumb are often smug. If they believe it that must make it true right?.

[@seanlanglois8620]

I grew up in the project and when I made something for myself and moved out the people who never left there started treating me like I was an outside

[@titotheninja]

crabs in a bucket syndrome. i get the same thing when i go back home.

[@joesomebody3365]

You are better off without them, don't think you have to be stuck with those you were born around. Find the best people for you.

[@RoninDreamer]

The "trees making wind" was an old superceded "scientific" theory. Additionally, there are some flat earthers who are reviving various theories like that. Look up what they believe about the 40 mile high "true trees" if you want a good eye rolling laugh.

[@Monolith69]

as someone who is technically gen z just speaking with friends has made me realize the school system has failed us long ago

[@Monolith69]

@@Mangopawsss thanks obama

[@80krauser]

Deliberate Dumbing Down of America

[@ThugLifeBitches1]

The schooling system was always setup to fail, look how long schools have been using the same system and how it’s not changed in over 100 years. What else in the world hasn’t changed in 10 years let alone a century? When I was in high school I couldn’t stand it because they were only teaching stuff that would be useful for college and that was the entire point of high school was to set you up for college and not help you with any life skills

[@WhiteLavender425]

Yeah im pretty sure I was the last gen (1992-95) that got an education where there wasn't bias in the teachers agenda. We learned about all the horrific shit done in America and around the world but it was never a "fit this mold" conversation. Discourse was allowed. Maybe you guys should speak up from time to time.

[@robertbeisert3315]

@@ThugLifeBitches1 That system was always intended to fail, too. Dewey vs Montessori was a hot debate in the early 1900's - Montessori wanted to focus on developing strengths for each child, while Dewey wanted factory-produced factory workers. Guess which one the corporatists and socialists favored?

[@nickmullen7126]

I live in Vancouver Canada and no joke my teacher showed us a old anti communist TV commercial and laughed at the concept of how silly it was. Basically told a class full of 16 year olds that questioning communism was silly and outdated.

[@totustuus9782]

RUN!!!

[@randomlygeneratedname]

Well questioning it is outdated we have enough proof its a bad idea and should just be opposed outright.

[@nathanharrison2]

i hope you questioned them on its purpose

[@meyes1098]

"Teaching is political" Proceeds to talk about school management, and not about teaching **FACEPALM**

[@hellopeter5919]

Also proceeds to teach how to write a essay

[@rodli11]

In Calvin and Hobbes, Calvin's dad told him the wind was from the trees sneezing. Maybe she thought that was fo real

[@deadybrock]

Well the reason columbus was welcome with open arms is because they had guns and swords and sailed across the ocean in ships using sophisticated navigation methods while the native inhabitants were walkin around in deer skins and wiping their asses with corn cobbs. Sorry maize.

[@xxnike0629xx]

You know society is in a downward spiral if people depend on Tik Tokers for education on history and science. 🤦‍♂

[@inspector2363]

Clearly the wind is caused by the trees farting, was so obvious.

[@brotherhix]

I have nothing but the deepest concern for our younger Generations, it's like they just threw common-sense straight out the window.

[@Rave265]

No, no, Gundam, it's okay. Say it with me: 'Christopherlumbus.' In actuality, it's kinda catchy, lol.

[@lexam8320]

Next DC Villain right there

[@azazellon]

New cloud type confirmed

[@petercarioscia9189]

@@lexam8320 lol'd

[@rallyfeind]

@@lexam8320 That would be the Rob Liefeld design for Marvel. It is clearly based off the earlier Lief Erikson from DC.

[@Psycho-Ssnake]

I'll stick with Kiftifer Columbo.

[@apollosgadfly]

When Cortes arrived in Mexico on horseback, the Mexica scouts who saw him couldn’t describe what horses were to the Emperor (there were no horses in Tenochtitlán), so they said there were black-clad men on “giant deer”.

[@skroowi8105]

Native Americans fought brutal wars against each other and they would mutilate the dead and wounded enemies. They were so eager to fight each other, they took sides in the wars of the French, British, and Americans because they thought that was the best way to get rid of their enemies. Hardly peaceful. Hardly the gentle and kind hippies that people want them portrayed as. No, they were savages, just like the rest of us. Europeans just happened to be enjoying a more technological savagery, that's all. If you really want someone to blame, blame the folks who shut down trade between Europe and China, forcing people to search for a new way to get there.

[@Lightningstrike1220]

That was the fault of a certain religion leftist like licking the boots of though.

[@Oyi_14]

That's life bro always a bigger kid in the park

[@Robo-xk4jm]

@@Lightningstrike1220 what religion are leftists licking boots of? jews? this is the first im hearing about it

[@bbtdltd8081]

I had to laugh when he/it said Columbus was the first looter .. . . pretty ignorant in a smug attempt to own the Cons I guess.

[@matane2465]

@@Robo-xk4jm no, not the tiny hat wearers the ones that make their women cover up.

[@ecmorgan69]

The pic of Gundam’s head on the Brazilian guy who trolled the feminist march made me almost spit out my gyro. 😆

[@Chase_N]

In the natural world, many different animal species (now including homo sapiens!) use bright colors and patterns to advertise the fact that they're poisonous or venomous.

[@theblackbaron4119]

Yeah, I wouldn't eat ether one of those.

[@13igworm]

I grew up in South Central LA in the late 80's early 90's where it was still appropriate to be smart. Glad my family moved before the ignorance took over wholesale.

[@Ola-cb1xt]

One of the guys here is so funny, he was like "to those who are against migrations, the last immigrants murdered almost entire indiginous popolation". I am not even American but it's so hillarious

[@RTU130]

Ty

[@Cresset]

"I'm not sure I trust these pale men. We should keep an eye on them" "Stop being gross, Soaring Eagle. Who hurt you?"

[@thedevilsworkshop7720]

When Christopher Columbus came to America. The native population hadn't invented the wheel yet if I'm not mistaken .

[@NewWorldOrgone]

"Let me educate you." This is why theyre getting rid of standardized testing and replacing it with "lived experience"

[@ZKronicMon]

Yeah I like to learn from people who don't read and just watch videos and pretend they know shit. Fucking 20 years old and he figured out the whole world and now he gonna school us fuck off.

[@VioletDeathRei]

@@ZKronicMon Don't worry, at the rate they are burning books you won't be able to read the actual history if you tried.

[@wizardbeard69]

standardized testing reveals how utterly pathetic the US public indoctrination system is lol... edit* at this very moment we have the dumbest generations to ever exist in my country....they have the lowest standardized test scores (even with the standards being lowered decade after decade) and yet have the most college degrees of any generation lolol......everyone saw this shit coming in the 60s...when the expression "you'd have to go to college to be that dumb" became a thing.