Nas: The Indians saved the Pilgrim, And in return the Pilgrim killed them
Brian B.;6533476 said:
Why don't you think about what you just wrote in reply to what i've written. If high school ain't shit, then what makes you think i'd give a shit about the opinion of a dropout speaking on something they haven't proven they've mastered?
I like his music and would be interested in what he has to say about hip hop music or music in general, but other than that, you're a fool to think what Nas says has any academic merit or worth any reaction other than "that's interesting". Especially, when what you think is "kicking knowledge" is just regurgitating what any 7th grader has learned.
Sneak Dissa;6533528 said:sully;6533521 said:
Nope, quite the opposite actually... if I was a Canadian citizen then it would be a problem. I'd be Canadian
Y'know, i've always wished I were American. Nothing more proud than to live in a nation that treats everyone not white like a second class citizen. Where racism and propaganda are about as prevalent as WWII Nazi Germany. Where obesity is an epidemic, along with diabetes and hypertension. Where people are losing their health coverage and getting worse coverage b/c the government can't put together a simple website. Where there's less social mobility and the average house is worth less. Where half the countries budget is dedicated to the military, and where the infant mortality rate is higher than every other industrialized nation in the world.
sully;6533514 said:
lol man this is my last post to you
the context of the thread Nas is sayin indians helped the pilgrims, then the pilgrims killed them
& your 1st response in "I dunno" lmao wtf? so you don't think the indians helped the pilgrims then in return got diseased, killed & sent on the trail of tears? Ok
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Brian B.;6533567 said:
reading comprehension is essential. B/c I also said "he may be right", indicating he's likely correct in his assessment.
If I disagreed with him or thought he was wrong I would've said "he may be wrong" or "he may not be right".
This is why staying in school is essential. Like I also said in this thread, graduating from high school usually means you have basic reading skills.
No form of education is worse than the other unless it flat out lies to you, which is what the American public schools do. I've learned things about African history from crackheads these schools don't even have the balls to teach. Just because that particular education system hasn't "built the internet" doesn't mean it's less viable than the other. It may just be that whoever doesn't want that knowledge to be taught is stifling the teachers of that system in some way.
All that being said, I hope @sully realizes that he spent an entire Thanksgiving evening arguing on the internet that he can't take a rapper's words in a song seriously cuz he didn't graduate from a school that would've taught him the wrong shit in the first place.
All that being said, I hope @sully realizes that he spent an entire Thanksgiving evening arguing on the internet that he can't take a rapper's words in a song seriously cuz he didn't graduate from a school that would've taught him the wrong shit in the first place.
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deathrowzorrow
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For you people with no intelligence this is what Nas meant.
It can be taken as an example of how history is warped to fit the point of view of certain high hats. In a sense we don’t wanna be teaching second graders about how the true Americans were tricked, lied to, murder pillaged, and forced from their land to help build this great nation. Its still a messed up story that shouldn’t be candy coated.
There is a book, The Mayflower that gives a very comprehensive history of how that came about.
Basically, the Pilgrims got along well with the Native Americans (Indians) as long as the Pilgrims needed their help to survive. The 1st generation Pilgrims honoured their treaties and the Natives honoured them from their side. But the second generation Pilgrims got greedy for land and the Indians had to fight for their survival. Read the history of King Philip’s War. It was the bloodiest conflict, in per capita casualties, in American (then colonial) history.
1st generation Pilgrims, thanks for giving
2nd generation Pilgrims, we want the rest of the land.
Thanksgiving is a holiday based on people’s ignorance towards the Native Americans that were killed and for their land. Entire cultures were wiped out it was a genocide.
It can be taken as an example of how history is warped to fit the point of view of certain high hats. In a sense we don’t wanna be teaching second graders about how the true Americans were tricked, lied to, murder pillaged, and forced from their land to help build this great nation. Its still a messed up story that shouldn’t be candy coated.
There is a book, The Mayflower that gives a very comprehensive history of how that came about.
Basically, the Pilgrims got along well with the Native Americans (Indians) as long as the Pilgrims needed their help to survive. The 1st generation Pilgrims honoured their treaties and the Natives honoured them from their side. But the second generation Pilgrims got greedy for land and the Indians had to fight for their survival. Read the history of King Philip’s War. It was the bloodiest conflict, in per capita casualties, in American (then colonial) history.
1st generation Pilgrims, thanks for giving
2nd generation Pilgrims, we want the rest of the land.
Thanksgiving is a holiday based on people’s ignorance towards the Native Americans that were killed and for their land. Entire cultures were wiped out it was a genocide.
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Focal Point
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4 pgs eh
MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14
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Elrawd;6531441 said:
@Elrawd yet your avitar is of a person with a smart phone talking a selfie which originates from white hipster culture
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BrazilianHairMoney
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Thanksgiving has some positivity to it.. Columbus day is what I don't celebrate. All holidays, have lies wrapped around them....
leftcoastkev
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Kalecrunch;6531630 said:
An institution created in 1800s America is an independent source......?...
Ask someone from India about the Indians.
It's like saying we've lived on the lie so long we just accept it as truth now.
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BrazilianHairMoney
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I really have Native American decendents. My Native American decendents and African decendents mixed in slavery, Native Americans were also in-slaved with the Africans. I prefer to say Native American.. I do say Indian so people can understand what I'm talking about. When you say Native American people seem a little lost.. Your Native American and African.. what type of "native american?"
goopunch2456
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sully;6531599 said:
*fixed*
