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What many don't realize is that European colonization gave the "original citizens" the ONLY culture that has ever succeeded there. If it wasn't for that, the "original citizens" would still be eating each other for dinner and sacrificing their children to the "Gods". And what Neanderthals are you speaking of? Everyman ever born was born with a brain, and intellect.

Anyways.

There was a very successful culture already living here. They may not have been socially cultured, but they existed. After the world wide flood, these "Neanderthals" did pretty good on their own, considering they survived to that point of "European Colonization". Personally, I see nothing wrong with us being here now. However, I felt a tiny bit of sorrow for some of the American Indians. Just as I did for the captured and tortured slaves, of all cultures past to present. And I honestly didn't know that there were cannibals in what is now America? I knew they existed in some other countries, and some islands. But like I professed, maybe I lack some knowledge. I'm sure that makes me a Neanderthal too!

Look what I found.
So there was cannabolism practiced in the States. That is against my beliefs, but not all american indians were like this. Okay, this is what I found:

""AZTALAN STATE PARK- This place has been called one of the most spiritually charged centers in the world. The site consists three pyriamids. The pryamid of the sun, star, and moon. The whole camp is surrounded by huge wooden logs, plunged into the ground. Only half remain. Burial grounds are instilled here. Two religous facts were that at the beggining of a war here, people worshiped the sun and sacrificed human flesh on the pryamid of the sun. Cannabolism also took place. People's ancestors that used to live here, still worchip lunar energies. Today the place seems to be charged with sexual energy. Lake mills south exit-50 miles west of Milwaukee""
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I find this to be Interesting.

I was NOT implying that African Blacks were Neanderthals. What I was SAYING was that the "original citizens" everywhere were prehistoric Neanderthals.

I think you misinterpreted what I said.

Anyhow, welcome to FreeRepublic!

And no, I don't think anyone is a Neanderthal. That is a scientific term for a specific prehistoric man. It is NOT a derisive term.