Lakota DEVASTATED~Largest Child-Sacrifice Graveyard Strikes Huge Blow to INDIAN Innocence MYTH!!!

[The Purge]

Every Columbus Day, liberals insist that the story of European colonization is a simple narrative of good versus evil: horrible Europeans came upon innocent Native Americans, introducing slavery, exploitation, and oppression. A massive archaeological discovery blows one of many gaping holes in this narrative. While Europeans did indeed do horrible things, the natives weren't exactly innocent.

Two hundred and fifty skeletons of children between the ages of 4 and 14 have been unearthed at Huanchaco, Peru, in what experts say is likely the world's largest child-sacrifice site. Huanchaco is a site of the Chimú culture (1200-1400), a predecessor to the mighty Inca Empire, which also carried out child sacrifices.

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Two hundred and fifty skeletons of children between the ages of 4 and 14 have been unearthed at Huanchaco, Peru, in what experts say is likely the world's largest child-sacrifice site

Sacrificed to appease the gods of climate change, no doubt, just like the 700,000 US babies aborted each year.

The more things change,...

 

[Rambunctious]

American Indians long ago killed each other as ruthlessly as Muslims do currently....

 

[Thunk]

You can't get a leftist to believe that injuns burned coal.

They only believe what they want to believe.

 

[Bo Didleysquat]

You can't get a leftist to believe that injuns burned coal.

They only believe what they want to believe.

Americans believe they're exceptional beings.

 

[Pete7469]

They were cannibals.

You kinda have to be of that sort to embrace marxism anyway.

 

[Bo Didleysquat]

Every genocidal people who ever colonized and ethnically cleansed another population had to invent some sort of rationale for their behavior.

Papal Bulls of the 1500s called for the extermination of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

 

[Third Party]

Every Columbus Day, liberals insist that the story of European colonization is a simple narrative of good versus evil: horrible Europeans came upon innocent Native Americans, introducing slavery, exploitation, and oppression. A massive archaeological discovery blows one of many gaping holes in this narrative. While Europeans did indeed do horrible things, the natives weren't exactly innocent.

Two hundred and fifty skeletons of children between the ages of 4 and 14 have been unearthed at Huanchaco, Peru, in what experts say is likely the world's largest child-sacrifice site. Huanchaco is a site of the Chimú culture (1200-1400), a predecessor to the mighty Inca Empire, which also carried out child sacrifices.

(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...

Two hundred and fifty skeletons of children between the ages of 4 and 14 have been unearthed at Huanchaco, Peru, in what experts say is likely the world's largest child-sacrifice site

Sacrificed to appease the gods of climate change, no doubt, just like the 700,000 US babies aborted each year.

The more things change,...

In school, Columbus was a hero and the cavalry saved settlers and killed wild Indians I still believe it.

 

[Pete7469]

In school, Columbus was a hero and the cavalry saved settlers and killed wild Indians I still believe it.

They missed a few scraelings.

Lakoturd and commies like it are worse than savages. They're parasites.



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[protectionist]

Every genocidal people who ever colonized and ethnically cleansed another population had to invent some sort of rationale for their behavior.

Papal Bulls of the 1500s called for the extermination of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Long after the indigenous peoples of the Americas called for (and worked at) the extermination of other indigenous peoples of the Americas. Ho hum.

 

[protectionist]

In school, Columbus was a hero and the cavalry saved settlers and killed wild Indians I still believe it.

Why not ? It's true

 

[bodecea]

I guess the OP is trying to excuse the killing of Natives.

 

[Jitss617]

Thank god we killed off these savages

 

[whitehall]

You almost have to laugh that some historians are willing to bend evidence into a pretzel in order to protect certain cultures from criticism. I watched a Brit archaeologist suggest that a bronze sword artifact was only used to dispatch animals rather than humans because it was sharpened on one side. Hispanic archaeologists don't like to talk about ritual human sacrifice in prehistoric Central and South America and so on.

 

[deannalw]

You can't get a leftist to believe that injuns burned coal.

They only believe what they want to believe.

Americans believe they're exceptional beings.

I'm extra exceptional.

 

[Kilroy2]

People in the Ancient Near East, Europe, China, Tibet, India, the Pacific, and West Africa practiced child sacrifice

In Leviticus 18:21, 20:3 and Deuteronomy 12:30-31, 18:10, the Torah contains a number of imprecations against and laws forbidding child sacrifice and human sacrifice in general.

Why because it was a problem and they had to put it scriptures

This is man's history despite what continent you were on

The Minoan civilization, located in ancient Crete, is widely accepted as the first civilization in Europe. An expedition to Knossos by the British School of Athens, led by Peter Warren, excavated a mass grave of sacrifices, particularly children, and unearthed evidence of cannibalism

Many cultures Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas made sacrifices as well as cannibalism

Personally I believe that with no birth control children were abundant if they lived after birth and if sacrifices had to be made then they were an easily target. Easy targets is what makes man a savage

 

[Picaro]

People in the Ancient Near East, Europe, China, Tibet, India, the Pacific, and West Africa practiced child sacrifice

In Leviticus 18:21, 20:3 and Deuteronomy 12:30-31, 18:10, the Torah contains a number of imprecations against and laws forbidding child sacrifice and human sacrifice in general.

Why because it was a problem and they had to put it scriptures

This is man's history despite what continent you were on

The Minoan civilization, located in ancient Crete, is widely accepted as the first civilization in Europe. An expedition to Knossos by the British School of Athens, led by Peter Warren, excavated a mass grave of sacrifices, particularly children, and unearthed evidence of cannibalism

Many cultures Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas made sacrifices as well as cannibalism

Personally I believe that with no birth control children were abundant if they lived after birth and if sacrifices had to be made then they were an easily target. Easy targets is what makes man a savage

Western Europeans did away with it much earlier than most; the Romans detested human sacrifices in general, which is why they hated the Carthaginians/Phoenicians and the Gauls' Druids so intensely, despite their casual cruelties otherwise.

 

[Picaro]

You almost have to laugh that some historians are willing to bend evidence into a pretzel in order to protect certain cultures from criticism. I watched a Brit archaeologist suggest that a bronze sword artifact was only used to dispatch animals rather than humans because it was sharpened on one side. Hispanic archaeologists don't like to talk about ritual human sacrifice in prehistoric Central and South America and so on.

The Souix were notorious mass murderers, massacred entire tribes out of existence, just one of many such killers long before Whtiey came along and protected them from each other. They also enjoyed torturing slaves and captives for entertaining fun and sport, another Fun Fact of 'native culture'.

 

[fncceo]

You can't get a leftist to believe that injuns burned coal.

They only believe what they want to believe.

Americans believe they're exceptional beings.

Pretty freakin' exceptional.

 

[Picaro]

People in the Ancient Near East, Europe, China, Tibet, India, the Pacific, and West Africa practiced child sacrifice

In Leviticus 18:21, 20:3 and Deuteronomy 12:30-31, 18:10, the Torah contains a number of imprecations against and laws forbidding child sacrifice and human sacrifice in general.

Why because it was a problem and they had to put it scriptures

This is man's history despite what continent you were on

Well, to be fair, that was mostly their neighbors and enemies those verses are inveighing against; Judaism even eventually did away with animal sacrifices.

 

[cnm]

Every Columbus Day, liberals insist that the story of European colonization is a simple narrative of good versus evil: horrible Europeans came upon innocent Native Americans, introducing slavery, exploitation, and oppression.

Yeah? Got any evidence for that assertion? How many liberals insist that, for instance?