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Right, the question is precisely this: who would leave the juicy morsel of Americas on the table in the 15th-20th century historic range. The means and processe
by eternalban 4y ago
Right, the question is precisely this: who would leave the juicy morsel of Americas on the table in the 15th-20th century historic range. The means and processes may possibly vary.
Just to be clear, even today in 21st you will note there are many global actors that deny the very notion of a "universal human rights". I'm not European myself and definitely not defending what happened. But it seems to me that what happened is an (inevitable) accident of history: two worlds that evolved in effective isolation for thousands of years. And I wonder: which of the relatively advanced societies would have left them in peace so they could catch up and integrate as you propose?
- katbyte 4y agoWhat happened to natives in America was anything but an accident https://youtu.be/A5P6vJs1jmY https://youtu.be/A5P6vJs1jmY
- dinkumthinkum 4y agoI think you are not aware of the way the word “accident” is used here, or you are using its misinterpretation as a jumping off point.