Hispanics Favor Columbus Over Biden and Harris

[GURPS]

“When you juxtapose Christopher Columbus’ popularity among Hispanics with the misguided efforts to ‘cancel’ him by progressive activists and politicians, it shows how out of touch the far left is with our community,” Abraham Enriquez, Bienvenido president, said.

Progressives have been pushing for the cancellation of Christopher Columbus in recent decades, deeming his journey to sail from the Spanish port of Palos de la Frontera on behalf of Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II to explore Western civilization as an act of genocide of the Indigenous people.

“The reality is that most Hispanics, especially those who are immigrants, view Columbus quite favorably,” Enriquez added.

While educational institutes, liberal politicians, and anti-American extremists push the narrative that the Italian explorer embarked on an expedition to merely rape, pillage, and enslave the West, Hispanic communities refuse to buy the message.

According to the poll the partnering groups ran earlier this month, 53% of Hispanics view Columbus favorably, while 24% view him unfavorably, yielding a net favorability of 29 points. Meanwhile, 49% percent of Hispanics have a positive opinion of Biden, while 42% have a negative view of him, resulting in a net favorability of seven points.

Hispanics Favor Columbus Over Biden and Harris: Report | The Daily Wire

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[spr1975wshs]

More of the Left pushing Hispanics Right.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

I think Jeffery Dahmer may be viewed more favorably.

 

[Kyle]

 

[Hijinx]

When is it white peoples day, or white history week.

This country was formed by white people with guns, when do we get our week.


LMAO

 

[SamSpade]

While educational institutes, liberal politicians, and anti-American extremists push the narrative that the Italian explorer embarked on an expedition to merely rape, pillage, and enslave the West, Hispanic communities refuse to buy the message.

Me neither. Columbus made settlements all over the Caribbean, but he barely set foot on either American continent at all. None on his first two voyages, once on his third - a peninsula in Venezuela - and a few stops along the coast of Honduras and Panama. Looking for a way through what he realized was a continent.

Reading about him - he was brutal. As were Pizarro and Cortez and many other early explorers. And the natives they encountered often made them look like amateurs. People remember Columbus not because he was a great guy, but for the fact that he decided to try something no one else had tried - to reach India and China by sailing WEST into an ocean that previously had never been tried by that part of Europe. And if you'd seen the size of the ships they travelled in, and the storms they encountered, you'd crap yourself. Yeah, you would. Think "Perfect Storm" scenes and you're on that replica of The Dove.

For better or worse, this place exists because of what he did. Because God knows, I wouldn't have gone in a million years.

 

[GURPS]

And the natives they encountered often made them look like amateurs.

yeah as posted elsewhere the Aztecs sacrificed 84000

 

[SamSpade]

yeah as posted elsewhere the Aztecs sacrificed 84000

Yeah - and that was just for the dedication of that pyramid.

They routinely sacrificed people - one historian claimed that as many as one in five children were sacrificed annually - and that in the Americas, the estimate is around 20,000 people were sacrificed every year.

And that's just the Aztecs.

Incas, Mayans, Moche, Olmec, Toltec, Chimu - all of them practiced human sacrifice, some on large scales, some on horrific scales. Some would torture their sacrifices before ripping out their hearts - others would have lavish feasts for CHILDREN they would then behead.

It even happened in North America in Cahokia, a culture that died out before the Europeans arrived.

And we're just talking human sacrifice - to say nothing of the barbarity that went on in the rest of their culture. The pre-Columbian native peoples were NOT peaceful, at ease with nature, nature worshipping people. Many of them practiced savagery that would make the rest of the world faint.

This doesn't make one wrong better than another - but this is like watching two sharks fight to the death - and claiming the winner was the bad guy.

 

[BOP]

“When you juxtapose Christopher Columbus’ popularity among Hispanics with the misguided efforts to ‘cancel’ him by progressive activists and politicians, it shows how out of touch the far left is with our community,” Abraham Enriquez, Bienvenido president, said.

Progressives have been pushing for the cancellation of Christopher Columbus in recent decades, deeming his journey to sail from the Spanish port of Palos de la Frontera on behalf of Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II to explore Western civilization as an act of genocide of the Indigenous people.

“The reality is that most Hispanics, especially those who are immigrants, view Columbus quite favorably,” Enriquez added.

While educational institutes, liberal politicians, and anti-American extremists push the narrative that the Italian explorer embarked on an expedition to merely rape, pillage, and enslave the West, Hispanic communities refuse to buy the message.

According to the poll the partnering groups ran earlier this month, 53% of Hispanics view Columbus favorably, while 24% view him unfavorably, yielding a net favorability of 29 points. Meanwhile, 49% percent of Hispanics have a positive opinion of Biden, while 42% have a negative view of him, resulting in a net favorability of seven points.

Hispanics Favor Columbus Over Biden and Harris: Report | The Daily Wire

www.dailywire.com

Well, clearly those Hispanics are the faces of ray-sis white supremacy.