Michael Knowles torches anti-Columbus "cowards, ingrates, & moral narcissists" 

@@hunterallen yes

@@hunterallen yes.

@@hunterallen Maybe.

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Yes

Tucson Jim - is that a regurgitated college paper you wrote about Barack Hussein Obama?

@Tucson Jim the only thing factually true is Columbus bringing diseases with him, wich wasn't intentional. The rest is utter bollocks.

Is this all you people do? Want to destroy the "left" or "right" or w/e it is? Good riddance to the downfall of your country, to the Republicans and Demcorats. You twats deserve eachother.

@@morlu8281 you may wish that, but "funny" thing is, if we go down, so does Europe, the mideast, and plenty other places around the world. So be careful what you wish for.

@Tucson Jim youtube comments are like bumper stickers. The more you have, the longer they are, the crazier the person behind them. Get a life. Seriously. It must be exhausting to be you. Good luck. Wish you well.

I fact checked Hell, Heaven, and God. There’s no concrete historical evidence for any of them.

@@aamidjaythreepointoh Yes there is!

@@aamidjaythreepointoh Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

aamidjaythreepointoh There’s no concrete evidence on 1,000 different genders but that doesn’t stop people and it’s a 5 year old idea. Lol At least religions has always existed in every civilization since the beginning of time.

@@aamidjaythreepointoh There is no evidence, that light is the fastest thing in the universe. There is no evidence, that there are no other universes. We, don't know anything.

We don't want them.

We dont want them Canada is already progressive enough

Screw that shit

I live in Canada and I cant stand the tyranny

funny how none of them said they were moving to Mexico

And its not like Knowles went to his house... the young man stood up and initiated the conversation. Literally cannot make this shit up lol

@@PK-gb4of agree... if you saw this in a movie you wouldn't believe it. Are there ANY college students that AREN'T robots?

@@jerryjeromehawkins1712 Sadly no

Yes. It would have been easy enough to back up his claim. Columbus’s treatment of native peoples is easy to find out about. It’s no secret. To be fair, Knowles is a big boy and shouldn’t be pretending the info doesn’t exist.

Sounds like Judge Judy's courtroom. "Where did you think you were coming today?" L😂😂😂

I need that shirt

Prvosienko what about when it comes to things like food or music where an opinion really does carry weight?

Vital Signs nothing. I’m just questioning the statement, “opinions only exist because of lack of data.” It doesn’t say “opinions on facts only exist because of lack of data.” (Which I think is what it’s attempting to say) it’s a blanket statement with flaws in my opinion. Unless someone can show me how there are facts proving what makes music and food good.

Vital Signs and also if your username is an August burns red song, that’s awesome.

I beg to differ. With more data, it (the saying on the shirt) might be more accurate, or it might not. We need more data to be able to say.

Joe Schlotthauer agreed but why approach the microphone? It’s like they want to be a victim... Trump 2020

@@ChrisM-ut4xb So true. They have to know who they are going to be facing. They are allowed to read long passages before finally getting to their question so you would think they would look at their position and ask themselves what could end up biting them in the ass if they are not prepared and find the information before showing up.

@Dander Spat Brilliant 😂...

Don't believe the history books. Believe the SJWs living in moms basement and rewriting history. Good idea Jim. Your leftist logic makes me smile. You should probably focus on something important like which restroom to use.

Tucson Jim I think you missed the forest through the trees. What Postman is saying is you better have your ducks in a row if you’re going to argue a point. You would seem like you wouldn’t have a clue either and step right into a nice steaming pile of shit. A boy that talks out his ass!!!

Yup... And he got one Ash.

Knowles is the grown up though. He delights in excoriating the lad when he probably should have helped him understand why Columbus did horrible things and why the kid should come to debates with supporting evidence when asking such a question. Rather, he pretends such evidence doesn’t exist merely because this young man doesn’t have it. Knowles knows the evidence isn’t hard to find.

I can listen to this vessel of knowledge and wisdom for hours on end. Incredible!!!!

I ask how do you achieve that brain by books or social media

It's mostly the Adderall doing the talking for him.

75% of it is the Adderall he takes.

Hey, I was pretty impressed he wasn't reading mindlessly from his phone like most of them do 🤣

It's got his list of triggers

@@dailydoser1309 no thats on a warehouse of hard drives lol and on the list includes warehouses 🤣

Youngconrevolution conservativeyouthorder Lol

It's probably poorly drawn anime porn.

Very worrying indeed ,but more worrying is what happens when they are let loose on the world .

I wish these parents would pull their kids out of these schools and stop considering them as an option for further education. They're so disgusting the way they condemn the country and men who made it all possible. Only reason why they despise this country and Christopher Columbus is because Columbus was a European and so were the Founders of European descent. If I didn't know any better I would believe that whites invented slavery some time after the first settlers landed on this land. Slavery is still going on today in North Africa between the Middle East. These morons don't know anything about history. They're so incredibly uninformed! I'm still waiting for the outrage towards the actual real life enslavement of black folks today in Libya! All these SJW people are pathetic and not very bright 🙄 😒 😑.

You learn more for free on RU-vid these days. There are some degrees I look at and automatically think "uh oh, this one was clearly dumb as shit in high school and didn't learn anything useful at uni"

But history is skewed, by the people who write it. It's like the big bang theory, or evolution . Who witnessed it? No one. Only a fool thinks everything is so cut and dry. And logic does not dictate truth.

Seventy dollars and zero out of a hundred cent? I think something is wrong...

LOL!! I didn't even notice that!!

LOL

How else is the kid going to be able to succeed at being a walking contradiction of dissonant virtue signaling?

Wonder who made his shoes? Chinese slave labor?

Nice burn but Columbia has come to be the female personification of America, as well as a nickname for the americas in general, so, it’s kinda like saying anyone wearing adidas is a nazi

what is morally "correct? "i'm thinking that is a "subjective 'measure"

He said “preening detractors”.

Black Cats Matter “Preening detractors”, got it. The point is the same.

I’d rather shut my mouth than asking a question that I can’t support with facts.

No sources in his binder !? That’s just for dramatics lol

@@chrisw8627 Probably just his class schedule in his binder.

Bloody awesome!

I love the unapologetic part. When someone is that scathing about the great figures in history that created the world as we know it-they deserve an earful. As Michael said, it’s truly myopic to not appreciate our current state we’re it not for such heroes. How fking brave was Colombus? There’s no comparison today to what he did. Sailing into the unknown, where the vast majority of people thought they’d sail off the cliffs at the edge of the earth. Where any number of sea monsters and creatures and savage natives awaited them assuming they even found these new lands. And that doesn’t even mention the real world problems they faced with 13th century tech and medicine. Flying off to Mars isn’t half as terrifying as what Colombia did during his time.

No. It’s just taught with most courses.

Perhaps the saddest thing of all is that these are basically children who have a recently left their very feathered nests, desperate to be heard and considered wise, grasping desperately onto something that gives them some sort of meaning and fills the void of their lack of substantive individuality. They need the hive

@@TommyNitro It's not taught. Today, students/people believe what they read on the internet. 15 million pages of idiotology. Whereas 40 years ago, we believed in the books mentioned by Knowles. We really didn't have much of a choice. To refute the facts meant finding a written page of idiotology. lol

I hate that!!! Teachers, and most importantly University professors should shut up about politics!!! Children should never be manipulated into their way of thinking! I was in school one and a half year ago, and all I was hearing was: "Trump is an idiot", "our country’s right wing opposition is incorrect", and "form your own opinions". So I did. I decided to actually fact check a few things and go against what they tried to get me to think. What schools and parents and society’s general should teach young people is critical thinking, researching, and forming an opinion based on facts. Not which political side is best. I am at the University now, and let me tell you one thing: I’m getting that degree, but I’ll be damned if I let anyone decide for me what I can say or think! Especially not these history ignoring sheep…

I think it's called liberal arts and humanities 🤣🤣

@Puckman637 I didn't have the money for college and the insane amounts of debt people were comming out with and still going no where in life. Seemed like an astronomical amount of risk for little to no reward.

Education does not have to mean school. Some of the stupidest people I've ever met were very well "educated" in school but not life. What they teach in school you can read in books available to the public. The idea of an educated person has been hijacked by the colleges as a means to push people into going to school so they can get rich and indoctrinate but an educated person is actually just someone who learns about things in any setting.

@@mortimerbrewster3671 I chose old ass books and the military. Figured the best way to learn what it's like beyond our beautiful shores was to pack up and go. Learned more about people and life in my 3ish years in the military than I ever did from school. Had my mind blown by the things I read and how much the school books cut and edited historical events compared to the real documents, letters, and articles from that time period.

I want to attend university for finance - is that a bad idea?

Tucson Jim What you are being taught and what you learn are more important than anything else. Learning something technical and practical has tremendous value.

Micky Knowles the sort of fella who could not agree on the colour of shite

@@seamyq1 does all shite have the same hue? Mine seems to be dependent on what I ate the day before, so maybe there is some room for objective observational information.

@@danielkeene3852 aye that's it mucker

@@seamyq1 I am right and you calling me names isn't going to change that.

@@danielkeene3852 mucker is slang for friend, acquaintance.

Ironical enough to be funny though

@@mgeorge4347 "Ironic." No such word as "ironical."

Ben Samuel that keyboard warrior has no comeback to these comments 👆🏽 amazing. Lol

rowdyrx give me a half an hour, I'm sure I can find something to refute that, jk. ;)

Logical Thinker please do

“Everything it touches”…

All the while he's wearing a Columbus sweater. LOL!

He actually thought he knew more!

Hopefully it gets replaced

Make America India again!

Thanks Columbus. you will always be great to true americans: happy columbus day

@@jimmyalamo839 He was worse than Hitler

@@wa-bu3ke you're worse than hitler. see how worthless opinions mean nothing?

Here's some: Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

You just need to Google the man's name and Wikipedia has a whole sections of his crimes and brutality in the new world.

@@tdzida wiki also labeled Donald Trump worse than Adolf Hitler that is not a reliable source at all

@@wadejagrosee4214 the rational wiki?

@EPLURiBusUNUM oh thank you. :D

But Columbus had class. Something lefties and his detractors at that time, lacked. Also the letter was to be sent to the Catholic Monarchs of Spain, who would not take it lightly if someone of Catholic Christian religion would wish that to another Catholic

Yeah, Columbia.

I saw that right away 😁😂 funny isn't it...white guilt is making these assholes nuts

@Silmarrillion123 Doesn't matter. The origin of the name is still Columbus.

Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

I try to think but nothing happens-Curly Howard.

LMBO. 😂 😂 😝 😝

"if I do in fact have a head it is totally up my ass"

@Tucson Jim wow. "Will not be infringed", is pretty cut and dry

@Tucson Jim you dont know where "shall not be infringed" is quoted from? Lol pretty triggered aren't you?

Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

@Tucson Jim your logic is air tight and your maturity level is second to none. Keep up the good work

Nope he’s heavily misguided

Silmarrillion123 well bless your heart. It’s a shame you don’t have time to look into contemporary sources that spoke of him. The natives that he first met were friendly with him, and even looked to the Spanish to protect them from the cannibal tribe that had been terrorizing them. The Caribs (as the Spanish called them) even murdered 39 of Columbus’ men that he left there after his first voyage. Columbus was kind and generous. You have an interesting view on who is going to hell by the way. It seems that if you are so concerned with biblical principles, you would know that there is a passage reminding you to ignore the mote in your brothers eye, because you have a beam in your own that needs to be addressed. Good luck with that

@@sarahhunter1114 what’s ur definition of kind and generous lol u are off your rocker lady the dude was a mass murder the moment he saw the Tainos btw they’re not Indians ok it’s not India in the Asian continent. Anyway the moment he made contact he pulled out his sword 🗡 the taino touched it and cut theyre hand out of ignorance and said they were naive and east to manipulate as slaves rape murder stripped of land culture language religion and forced to conform to Christianity and Spanish yeah I hope he never rests in peace

Why you think he was a great man? He just did what his king told him to do

Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

Knowles v know less

Perhaps you've never read the first hand account by Bartolome de la Casa? Quotes from his 1542 account reads: 1. "They took the little souls by the heels, ramping them from the mother's dugges, and crushed their heads against the cliffs." 2. "Other infants they put to the sword along with their mothers and anyone else who happened to be nearby. They made some low wide gallows on which the hanged victim's feet almost touched the ground, stringing up their victims in lots of thirteen, in memory of Our Redeemer and His twelve Apostles, then set burning wood at their feet and thus burned them alive." 3. "One time I saw four or five of the principal lords roasted and broiled upon these gridirons. Also I think that there were two or three of these gridirons, garnished with the like furniture, and for that they cried out pitifully, which thing troubled the Captain that he could not then sleep: he commanded to strangle them." 4. "After that we were come into the province, one and twenty lords and caciques came to receive us, whom the Captain apprehended incontinently, breaking the safe conduct which I had made them, and intending the day next following to burn them alive, saying that it was expedient so to do, for that otherwise those lords one day, would do us a shrewd turn. " 5. "In three or four months (myself being present) there died more then six thousand children, by reason that they had plucked away from them their fathers and mothers, which they sent into the mines."

Yeah no knives at the gunfight please

@@ucc7370 You need to tell this to Michael Knowles ! I'm not the one up there making a fool of myself

LMBO. 😂 😂 😝 😝 Columbus WINS, haha! 😎 👌 🎤 🎤

LOL

Columbus just had a better PR company. 😂

I had to read that in college. I still have it. It was about Helen Keller being a communist

@@BadBoyBobby85 not just that but yes

Columbus being a genocidal lunatic then yeah

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