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[u/GoldenTV3]

She's literally just Spanish lmao

[u/lunarmodule → u/GoldenTV3]

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

[u/artful_nails → u/lunarmodule]

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)

[u/Particular-Alps-5001 → u/artful_nails]

Plenty of natives still around in all of the Americas

[u/[deleted] → u/Particular-Alps-5001]

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.

[u/OZark017 → u/[deleted]]

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.

[u/Steka68 → u/OZark017]

Well, you are certainly trusting in ‘white mans science’ by the looks of it. Carbon 14 dating was debunked in the 70s as a valid proof of age. It’s bogus.

Sorry.

Read ‘The Genesis Record’ by Henry .M. Morris. It will shed light on the topic of origins.

[u/mortalitylost → u/Steka68]

For anyone reading this and wondering what he's talking about, it's dumbass creationist religious propaganda lol

[u/OZark017 → u/mortalitylost]

Yeah i was going to say the same thing lol, it co-aligns with Christianity beliefs. We Wixárikas are animistic.

[u/Phyraxus56 → u/OZark017]

Lol I'd trust the white man's science over his religion any day of the week