ROTFLMFAO! That may be a contender for the most stupid post of the month!1.They didn't kill strangers except in self-defense. Most Indians never laid eyes on a white person. Most interracial relations were peaceful, including thousands of Indian-white marriages.No, it's related. Why travel the ocean blue to kill strangers when Europeans were having so much fun killing their neighbors?Unrelated information, Mr Deflection.Whites were killing each other in Europe. STFU protectionist.
2. The arrival of Europeans was the best thing that ever happened to American Indians. Go ask them if they would like to give up living in buildings with indoor plumbing, electricity, heat and AC, TV, stereos, computers, etc, and go back to living like their stone age ancestors.
Well..maybe I should ask the literal millions of native Americans that died due to the diseases that the Europeans brought with them?
Deaths Caused by Diseases Among the Native Americans in the 18th Century | Synonym
"European explorers to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries brought several diseases with them that proved deadly to the native population. Diseases such as smallpox, influenza and measles killed approximately 90 percent of the Native American population. The indigenous people did not have any previous exposure to these deadly diseases, and had no natural immunity. Sometimes the illnesses spread after direct contact with European settlers, often resulting in deadly outbreaks that decimated entire villages.
Why Native Americans Didn't Wipe Out Europeans With Diseases
"While estimates vary, approximately 20-50 million people are believed to have lived in the Americas shortly before Europeans arrived. Around 95% of them were killed by European diseases."