MurphOnMillerAve wrote:That reasoning is somewhat specious, Hondo, IMO, since the spreading of that disease was not deliberate. I was accidental. No European deliberately sneezed on or struck his tongue down a Native's throat to infect them, for example.
Sorry, but demonizing European settlers just because they were Caucasians and explorers is something I find objectionable.
I think these folks have a different viewpoint. They find what the Europeans did to them objectionable.
Native Americans mark Thanksgiving with day of mourning
https://news.yahoo.com/native-americans ... 03996.htmlPLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Thanksgiving is nothing to celebrate for Native Americans, who are gathering in the town where the Pilgrims settled for a solemn National Day of Mourning observance.
Thursday's noon gathering in downtown Plymouth, Massachusetts, will recall "the disease, racism and oppression" that the European settlers brought.
It's the 49th year that the United American Indians of New England have organized the event on Thanksgiving Day.