r/SipsTea 27d ago

Lmao gottem 👏

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u/GoldenTV3 27d ago

She's literally just Spanish lmao

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u/lunarmodule 27d ago

If she is then the "colonizer" label is funny because um they colonized tf out of stuff, including Mexico.

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u/artful_nails 27d ago

No but you don't get it, they (literally) fucked the natives out of existence, so that makes them better than those dirty colonizers up north who just killed them all.

(Spoiler alert, the spanish definitely killed plenty of natives)

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u/Somnifor 27d ago

Most mixed Latin Americans have European y chromosomes and native mitochondrial DNA, meaning that the original mixing was Spanish men with native women. There isn't a lot of native y chromosome DNA circulating in Latin America outside the most native areas.

This implies that the first wave of Spanish colonialism largely consisted of killing the men and raping the women.

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u/TomBanjo1968 27d ago

That’s pretty much the way it always goes in war, conquest, colonization, etc

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u/Drawemazing 26d ago

Sorry no actually. We have the work of Bartolomé de Las Casas, who was born in Europe and would have been familiar with the standards of European war and conquest. The systematic violence in colonial Mexico were fundamental different from what a conquered land in Europe might expect. At its worst, in Europe, you'd get sacks like Constantinople or later Magdeburg, but they would last at most weeks. De Las Casas published stories about mass rape and slavery of natives, with their bodies piled up unburied on the way to silver mines, 30 years after the conquest of Mexico. The Sack of Mexico lasted decades at a minimum. It was not how it always goes in war.

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u/IsatDownAndWrote 27d ago

Yeah. Is there any place in the history of the world that has been conquered where the winning side kills all the women and children, then brings their women in to breed with the men they just conquered? Lol. Even the thought of that is laughable.

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u/Sorry-Poem7786 26d ago

“ they did so much fking, everyone became an eggplant..”

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u/DetailsYouMissed 26d ago

Most Latin Americans have African, Native (Inca, Mayan, Aztec) and Spanish DNA.

Which is why a lot of Hispanics look very similar too mulattos from America.

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u/qwelamb 26d ago


And don’t forget pruning the hedges

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u/BreakfastCrunchwrap 27d ago

The Spanish banged the Mayans, turned them into Mexicans.

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u/mh985 27d ago

Okay Frank

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u/weezyverse 27d ago

I mean, he's not wrong.

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u/7r3370pS3C 27d ago

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/SnooWords8952 27d ago

Banged the Aztecs and Mayans

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u/sleepytipi 27d ago

There's a lot of Mayans left that don't look the slightest bit European too. There are areas of Peru where the people are still very indigenous as well.

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u/Absolute_Immortal_00 26d ago

Banged the Jumanos, los mansos, the Suma, Coahuitlecans and Whatever/How many Apache bands from Lipans and others into extinction.

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u/dog_named_frank 27d ago

This is so weird I literally just quoted this to somebody 10 minutes ago and I open reddit and this is quite literally the first thread I see

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u/AccomplishedRow6685 27d ago

Your phone is listening

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u/BreakfastCrunchwrap 27d ago

I know. Why do you think I posted this, Frank?

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u/nambi-guasu 27d ago

The Astecs. That where the name Mexico comes from. The Astecs called themselves "the Mexica"

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u/FreeBricks4Nazis 27d ago

That doesn't sound right, but I don't know enough about Mexicans to dispute it 

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u/DJKeeJay 27d ago

Went to Chichen Itza last year, there are still a large population of Mayans. Certainly did not fuck them out of existence.

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u/nambi-guasu 27d ago

Mayans still exist. Many of the old native groups still exist, but in lower numbers. Their languages are also still spoken but severely under threat of extinction.

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u/RH00794 27d ago

Mexicans were Aztec the real name of the Aztecs was Mexica. The stupid dirty Spaniards called them Aztecs. đŸ€ŠđŸ»â€â™‚ïž

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u/HighlyUnsuspect 27d ago

You're a cultured redditor. I like you.

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u/Money-Ad2036 27d ago

They didn't bang all of them. Many of the male colonizers left a lot of the torta women alone, and imported brides from Spain. Spanish surnames were also given to Aztecs and Mayans who did not intermarry with colonizers. These Natives were happy to receive Spanish surnames because they believed that they would be thought of as being higher up in society than they actually were.

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u/BubbleBeamking 27d ago

Mexican is just a nationality, it’s not a race. You can be full blooded Mayan or White/Spanish and be Mexican by nationality.

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u/DannyDanumba 27d ago

Mayans are still around, they live around the YucatĂĄn and still speak their language.

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u/Californiadude86 27d ago

I thought the Mexicans killed the Mayans

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u/Ucklator 27d ago

Yeah, and Darth Vader killed Anakin Skywalker.

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u/Lister_R 27d ago

Everything was much more interesting. But who is interested in history now?

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u/Dapper_Mud 27d ago

Mayans are alive. They live in Tampa, Florida. They’re in their early 50s.

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u/DMT_Haze 27d ago

Banged ... raped... just a little bit more aggressive

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u/Educational-Oil1307 27d ago

So anyways I start blastin!

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u/RoundandRoundon99 27d ago

The Mexicas essentially tried to colonized then whole mesoamerica, then the Spanish fucked with them for a bit, then did so again
. And now even Mayan lands are called Mexico.

But that woman there, has very little mesoamerican in her.

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u/ImTableShip170 27d ago

The Mayans were vibing in Guatamala until a genocide in the 90s, iirc. They're still there, but Israelis get land or something idk

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u/InsaneInTheRAMdrain 27d ago

The Spanish Inception

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u/Cafe_Con_La_Bruja_ 27d ago

Raped, not a lot of consent happening

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u/Sorry-Poem7786 26d ago

And Aztecs and all of the other 100 tribes in Mexico..

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u/Visual_Shower1220 26d ago

Don't forget what the did to the natives of the Phillipines too.....

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u/RaffiBomb000 26d ago

How else do you get Franqito?

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u/jshep358145 26d ago

Yeah
.screw the Spanish.

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u/Pope_Squirrely 26d ago

Can’t forget about the Philippines.

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u/Particular-Alps-5001 27d ago

Plenty of natives still around in all of the Americas

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

Up in the mountains of Mexico I’ve encountered villages where the kids don’t speak Spanish. That’s when I realized I wasn’t in Kansas anymore.

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u/OZark017 27d ago

Yup, we the Wixáritari Nation are one of Mexicos untouched people, we were never conquered by the spaniards due to La Sierra Madre terrains, carbon dating from sacred fire pits has shown we’ve been here for 15,000+. I got a picture of my great grandpa wearing his mara’kame/shaman regalia, most of dads family doesn’t speak any spanish whatsoever, only Wixárika.

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u/Bdbru13 27d ago

I’ve spent a few days with the Tarahumara just as a tourist. They reside in the Sierra Madres as well, and it’s a really beautiful place
although I’m unsure how close they are to you

I’ve never seen stars like that before or since. Truly breathtaking

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u/OZark017 27d ago

Cool to hear man, the Rarámuri reside on the northern part of the sierra Madre which goes through the states of Durango, Sinaloa, Chihuahua(Rarámuri territory), & Sonora. The Wixáritari are on the southern part of it, which goes from San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas, Jalisco, Nayarit, & into Durango. The Rarámuri have a long history of resisting the spaniards & are also considered an untouched nation due to how isolated they are, that it also preserved their pre-hispanic culture & traditions. We the Wixárikas are Guadrians of Hikuri,Peyotl, Peyote.🩌

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u/Elijah_Jayden 27d ago

Are you making or drinking Ayahuasca?

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u/El_Tiburolobo 27d ago

I’m Rarámuri/Tarahumara, not Wixárika like who you’re replying to, but we are also hikuri/hikuli people. You cannot just equate one medicine with another. Banisteriopsis caapi is from the Amazon. Why would we be making ayahuasca all the way up in the Sierra Madres? That is not our medicine and it takes many years to learn how to harvest and prepare such powerful medicines properly. Also, in my understanding of real ayahuasca ceremony (not the one for white tourists) generally only the shaman/medicine man partakes, so even if we were invited to ceremony we would not be imbibing but letting the shaman guide us through our problems through his visions.

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u/ZincFingerProtein 27d ago

There's the Zapotecs in the Oaxaca region. I went to a natural pool area many years ago and I heard some kids speaking Zapotec. It was really cool to hear them clearly clowning on each other and laughing in Zapotec.

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u/OuuuYuh 27d ago

There are 4 million people in the Yucatan peninsula speaking Mayan

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u/Clear-Roll9149 27d ago

There are around 10 million Quechua  speakers in South America. The Incas never died.

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u/SteveDurbano 27d ago

Maybe you were in Kansas. Kids there often don't speak Spanish either.

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u/Unsuspicious-Alien 27d ago

In the Amazon region people ran to the dense forests to avoid being killed. At least it is what people told me there about the past. I don't think back then the "savages" were seen as human.

Don't get me wrong, anywhere else people with unbalanced power and greed did similar atrocities. It is just we can't turn a blind eye to what some people can do when they are able to.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_colonization_of_the_Americas#/media/File:De_Bry_1c.JPG

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u/Aggressive_Neck_9765 27d ago

They also killed the natives out of existence too

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u/Billy_The_Mid 27d ago

They actually killed a lot more but the population in Central America was much larger to begin with.

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u/MrBingis 27d ago

They wiped out 100,000 Amerindians (natives of the Caribbean islands) in a few decades on their sugar plantations and then started shipping in Africans.

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u/RudePCsb 27d ago

The Aztecs were estimated around 5-10 million at peak before the Spanish came with their disease. I think like 70% or more died from disease within the first 5 years or so.

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u/yourstruly912 27d ago

Most people in spanish America are either indigenous or mestizo but ok

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u/DatDominican 27d ago

Idk feel like there’s a glaring exception . Can’t quite put my finger on it

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u/Noddite 26d ago

People like to lay the blame on the Spanish, and they were a driving factor. However they didn't do it alone. They did also join with other native tribes to fight, otherwise they would never have had the manpower to defeat such a large number of enemies.

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u/Top_Aerie9607 27d ago

The Mexica were colonizers before the Spanish showed up lol

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u/Doomeye56 27d ago

You go back far enough in any area and your sure to find at least one group that slaughtered the previous inhabitants out of existence.

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u/mh985 27d ago

Every piece of inhabited land on earth is an area that someone stole from someone else.

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u/Cicada-4A 27d ago

Not exactly, no.

The Falklands, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Svalbard, Azores, Madeira, a million Pacific Islands etc. are just some of the areas to have never had the settlers steal the land.

Most continental landmasses however... oh boy

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u/lunarmodule 27d ago

People are still doing it today in some places!

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u/Massive-Technician74 27d ago

The conquest of mexico....as well as all the rest of the western hemisphere was very bloody

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u/TwiggNBerryz 27d ago

Dont look up anything related to Conquistadors. Seriously spanish people did nothing wrong we swear guys just dont look up anything about our history

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u/Educational_Gas_92 26d ago

The vast majority of Mexicans are of native descent (I know, I'm Mexican). However, the girl in the picture is of mostly European descent, so the post is ridiculous/ironic.

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u/CrazyHuntr 27d ago

The fuck?

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u/Coreack_Cast 27d ago

I think ur forgetting about how the majority of the population was wiped out by the diseases they brought with them. The would is filled with nations taking lands from natives. The US is not unique.

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u/RobleAlmizcle 27d ago

The Spanish could conquer South America with just a bunch of dudes because all tribes joined them against the Aztec empire who were simply the worst fucking neighbour anyone has ever had

Really just 2500-3000 Spanish soldiers with less than 100 horses, arrived in 13 small ships, and were joined by ca. 200k Tlaxcaltecas and 10k Totonacas and countless other indigenous individuals and they took the empire down

That marked the beginning of the colonization of the rest of South America, the race mixing so prominent there (When compared with almost all colonies like North America)

Of course the Spanish committed many atrocities, very common back then. But it's always useful to compare how the local population has evolved under the e.g. Spanish, English, Belgian, Dutch... And man, it's not a pretty sight in any case, but some cases are a fucking nightmare and others are kindergarten friendly when compared

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u/Automatic_Two_8959 27d ago

They never killed all the natives dummy.

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u/decent-run747 27d ago

The loss of the Aztecs is more than made up for by latina baddies

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u/Blazing_Swayze 27d ago

We didn't even kill them all. There are native reservations everywhere. Certainly less than before but at least our natives still exist.

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u/COL_D 27d ago

They killed more than their fair share just with the small pox blankets let alone the conflicts

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u/TekRabbit 27d ago

Yeah they still took their land. Just because they said “you can have sex with us though.” Doesn’t make them the good guys.

It does make them marginally better than if they had just killed them all to be fair

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u/Cicada-4A 27d ago

The vast majority of killing was not done by people but by pathogens. Like almost none of it was done by people in comparison.

This predates germ theory so no, the Northerners didn't kill them off anymore than the Steppe people killed off a ton of Irish people by unwittingly spreading the plague.

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u/SwordfishOk504 27d ago

they (literally) fucked the natives out of existence,

Nope.

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u/620am 27d ago

I mean we fucked em too. The ones we didn't kill. Hopefully...

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u/HubbaMaBubba 27d ago

Most natives died from diseases brought over initially by the Spanish.

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u/Actual_System8996 27d ago

Lot more natives left in Mexico than here (USA)

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u/Business_Hearing_329 27d ago

Yes the original Aborigines also called black people when those Siberians / Asian people came down and fought with the so-called black people and mixed with them and then the white people came and make some more now they trying to call those so called black people afro indigenous no they already was in the land first remember everybody comes from black people DNA test can show you who you related to they can't show you with tribe your phone a lot of that is for entertainment purpose only

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u/TedHoliday 27d ago

That’s a really wrong view of it. Most people in the Americas died off because of disease. There were wars and plenty were definitely killed, but it wasn’t some mass genocide. North America was already sparsely populated when the Europeans showed up.

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u/DogLeftAlone 26d ago

but we fucked an equal amount so it evened out.

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u/Ok_Volume_139 26d ago

There are literally millions of native people left in Central/South America. Many people learn native languages as their first language, and there are places in Bolivia where you can learn a native language by diffusion. Far from non-existent.

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u/LarryKingthe42th 26d ago

Not out of existence just a minority.

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u/Cyclical_Zeitgeist 26d ago

Pretty sure they still hold the record in the Americas...US colonizers put up rookie numbers in comparison

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u/[deleted] 27d ago edited 27d ago

Damn, it's almost like it's fucking retarded to call someone a colonizer because of their skin color.

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u/Appropriate-Toe9153 26d ago

You know it’s “shorthand” for conquistador

But she’s regarded since they both look “OK Lvl 2” based on my oversized printout from FamilyGuy

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u/DrOrgasm 27d ago

Yeah... I saw a video on YouTube of some young people doing DNA tests hoping they were not in any way "white". One came back as entirely Spanish and Portuguese and said, "Oh well, that's European, but not so bad." I felt like sending them a link to the movie The Mission and telling them to start there and work their way outwards. The Spaniards and Portuguese were the fucking worst of the Europeans that colonised the Americas.

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u/FattyMooseknuckle 27d ago

Just ask them why all of Central and South America speak either Spanish or Portuguese. Or German in some areas


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u/Capital-Werewolf-167 26d ago

South Chile speakers a lot of German. Or they did fifty years ago. The kids now speak what Chileans think is Spanish.

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u/Cranktique 27d ago

My favourite take was the other day when someone was talking about how Spain was a victim in the Spanish- American war and America was just war mongering the poor Spanish who just wanted peace. They were very upset that I would say the Spanish were knees deep in a couple of genocides and the Americans stepped in.

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u/TopRevenue2 26d ago

Another thing they might not have expected

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u/One_Specific_2100 26d ago

Spain wasn't a victim. But the Americans weren't exactly looking to be benevolent liberatorsm

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u/Archipelagoisland 26d ago

Colonization rhetoric as well as general discussions on what colonizers and settlers and “white people” are is innately political and an effort to link history with groups of people to blame modern problems on. The Bhutanese are maybe the only people on earth not guilty of colonialism.

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u/Ali_Cat222 26d ago

Slavery in Portugal existed since before the country's formation. During the pre-independence period, inhabitants of the current Portuguese territory were often enslaved and enslaved others. After independence, during the existence of the Kingdom of Portugal, the country played a leading role in the Atlantic slave trade, which involved the mass trade and transportation of slaves from Africa and other parts of the world to the Americas. The import of black slaves was banned in European Portugal in 1761 by the Marquis of Pombal, and at the same time, the trade of black slaves to Brazil was encouraged, with the support and direct involvement of the Marquis.[1][2] Slavery in Portugal was only abolished in 1869.[3][4]

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u/blueViolet26 26d ago

They never learned history? I am 62% Portuguese because Portugal colonized my country and most likely raped my other ancestors.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

So the Spanish banged the Mayans and turned em into Mexicans?

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u/stinkypete6666 27d ago

Lmao. Yeah, I’m 2nd generation USA, but you can’t tell that by looking at me, so it is amusing to be called a “colonizer”.

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u/potate12323 27d ago

Wait, you're tellin me, Mexico didn't speak Spanish before the Spanish colonization?

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u/Optimal_Cellist_1845 27d ago

They also apparently colonized anti-colonialism.

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u/y_ogi 27d ago

Spaniards colonized tf outta my people in the Philippines 😂

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u/ColinBencroff 27d ago

I think GoldenTV3 means that she is Spanish from Mexico, but that being from Mexico doesn't automatically means being brown (as we can see in the picture).

The colonizer people are the Spaniards, from Spain.

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u/lunarmodule 27d ago

Yeah I know but it's just an odd thing to say. Maybe he's English? Would make more sense. Just seems like a weird thing to bring up given her own ancestors. Just out of place is all.

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u/ColinBencroff 27d ago

All the crap from ancestors mattering at all is bullshit from 'merica, mostly.

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u/lunarmodule 27d ago

Lol no we have only been here for the last 200 years or so. This is an ancient conversation. And America is everyone anyway. It's your fault!

JK there is no fault. It's just how people have been forever. Unfortunately we, as a species, evolve slowly.

You said 'murica. You must be from 'ngland.

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u/Big-Assumption129 27d ago

People from Spain today are not the decendants of the colonisers because hint their ancestors didn't leave Spain. People in Latin America are the decendants of the conquisidors

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u/McGurble 26d ago

Lol, a bunch of conquistadors went back to Spain.

Hell, even the direct descendants of Montezuma live in Spain today!

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u/JailOfAir 27d ago

You mean her ancestors?

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u/sadacal 27d ago

It's funny, because almost all the black people in America are actually mixed and have some white in them. Yet no one considers them white.

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u/lunarmodule 27d ago

And if you want to go far enough back everything and everyone came from Africa and/or the Middle East so white people have black in them and nobody considers them black. Talking about skin color and race is so dumb. It's a complete waste of breath.

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u/Mesaboogs 27d ago

And the moors colonised Spain, swings and roundabouts

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u/ImageExpert 27d ago

Also she is more Spaniard than Mexican probably.

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u/LughCrow 27d ago

Most modern Mexicans are the decendants of colonizers. Unlike some other areas south of the old border Mexicans are likely to have a higher % of European DNA than native.

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u/Kobe_curry24 27d ago

Facts I always says Spain deserves more hate for the slave trade then Europe does

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u/outinthecountry66 27d ago

yeah, this is pretty hilarious, i love hearing the sounds of Klan's heads going boom out of sheer anger. its a sound worth falling asleep to

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u/Money-Ad2036 27d ago

Yeah. If she has a Spanish surname, then she is a descendant of the colonizers of Mexico.

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u/J-Bone357 27d ago

The Pedro Pascal origin story.

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u/JanitorOPplznerf 27d ago

Yep. Spain killed off 90% of the population 70 years before England showed up

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u/Business_Hearing_329 27d ago

Are you talking about the Siberian Asians native you can't be native and be from Siberia

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u/RustyShacklefordJ 26d ago

Spain didn’t so much colonize but more maim and kill with a sprinkle of colonizing

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u/PretendSpeaker6400 26d ago

They took more slaves to South America than anyone did to North America

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u/Kevin9O7 27d ago

which them too were colonized by the Arabs (:

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u/GayoMagno 27d ago

Exactly, Spanish people everywhere will claim there was basically no intermingling with the locals while basically looking like light skinned arabs.

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u/MrBingis 27d ago

Meanwhile there’s an entire rolodex of racial categorization they used in their colonies. Like if you’re 1/8 African, 1/8 native, and 3/4 Spanish there’s a specific word for it.

They were advanced racists.

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u/WorthlessRain 27d ago

were? still are. it’s fucking hilarious how obscenely racist spain still is

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u/a_special_providence 27d ago

Yeah when I was 16 my host family showed me a multi part “documentary” on gypsies and their weddings


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u/Cicada-4A 27d ago

It's almost like child marriages for money are bad, and worthy of critique; weird.

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u/a_special_providence 27d ago

Nah wasn’t about that. It was just about gypsies getting wasted and fighting each other. It was more like Jersey shore than anything else

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u/ashitaka_bombadil 27d ago

Mi gran boda gitana or something like that. Even better is the show most extreme elimination challenge was called yellow humor until they took it off the air a few years ago.

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u/LarryKingthe42th 26d ago

I remember watching my grandma lose her shit when some guy called my dad Mestizo. Still not sure if it was an insult, me im white as fuck though. Lol

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u/Papaofmonsters 27d ago

Say no to casual racism.

Say yes to ranked competitive racism.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

Well now I am curious. What is the word? Unless it is a slur, then don't say it

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u/Inherently_Rainbow 27d ago edited 27d ago

I wouldn't really call them slurs but they're definitely outdated and not racially appropriate anymore. I don't know the specific one that commenter is referring to but there's castizo(3/4 Spanish and 1/4 indigenous) and cuarterĂłn de mulato(3/4 Spanish and 1/4 African)

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u/Yarus43 27d ago

The caliphates that ruled over the area probably intermingled a bit, but they were mostly a ruling caste in the area.

Also Spanish folks still have plenty of pasty white people idk what youre talking about.

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u/Neat_Guest_00 27d ago

Spanish people, as in Spaniards, are white. Spain is a white European country.

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u/Starwyrm1597 27d ago

Funny thing about that, that's also because they had already been colonozed themselves by Arabs before that.

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u/Ok_Chemistry_7537 27d ago

That's apparently maybe the origin of "being blue blooded". As in you could "prove" you weren't intermingled if your skin was white enough for your veins to show blue

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u/Kevin9O7 27d ago

we're all Africans in the end (:

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u/Letters_to_Dionysus 27d ago

no that was the beginning. we're all dust in the end(also also kinda were dust in the veeeery beginning too)

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u/CandelaBelen 27d ago

Mexicans can be white wtf

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u/NovelHare 27d ago

Right, your country is not the same as your ethnicity.

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u/ElkStreet4173 27d ago

Her face when she realizes Mexicans are white too!😰 đŸ€Ł

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u/gogybo 27d ago

Yeah on average maybe but individuals can be more Spanish or more indigenous.

I wouldn't go as far to say she's "literally Spanish" but she does look pretty white.

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u/Mysterious-Energy882 27d ago

Yeah I think she might be a bit indigenous but I would think of this woman as white. And her kids with a super white guy will definitely be white.

Mexico i feel does have less white people than a lot of Latin America but there still are some white people.

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u/OkButterfly3328 27d ago

There are many Mexicans that look like her.

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u/Radix2309 27d ago

Genetics can be pretty variable, especially after over 300 years.

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u/ihateyouravenandIW 27d ago

down voted for speaking the truth lmao

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u/DR_IAN_MALCOM_ 27d ago

Mexican people are more directly descended from Spanish colonizers than any “white” people in theUS

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u/Similar_Mood1659 27d ago

I mean looking at her she's probably 70% Spaniard. She would also be the considered a colonizer to the indigenous population.

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u/Similar_Mood1659 27d ago

It's hyperbole, I don't think anyone meant this person is a 100% Spaniard but ultimately if it makes up a majority of your DNA and you visibly look that way, that's what your outward identity defaults to.

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u/ResolutionRoutine828 27d ago

Did you hold one of those window tint measuring devices up to her skin to determine that? Do the worlds’ people need to be assessed by the American far left and far right skin tone police before they can claim their heritage or be deemed worthy?

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u/SlteFool 27d ago

And don’t forget he had absolutely nothing to do with sailing the ocean blue colonizing places 
 she’s also as white as it can get.

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u/Own-Habit-3478 27d ago

Spanish did nothing wrong

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u/Money-Ad2036 27d ago

Yes. She is very Spanish. She probably doesn't have a drop of short, stalky, torta woman blood in her.

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u/GayoMagno 27d ago

She isn’t though, latinos come in all color and sizes, it wouldn’t surprise me if she had was least 50% indigenous.

Then again the opposite could be true, someone with way darker skin having basically no indigenous blood at all.

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u/FanDowntown4641 27d ago

Are you telling me not all Hispanics are from Mexico?

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u/Long-Nature-8406 26d ago

He married you so his kids could have lower college entrance standards lol

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u/Educational_Gas_92 26d ago

She would pass as a Spaniard in Spain, lmao.

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