The Pilgrims may have been refugees seeking relief from religious persecution but that didn’t preclude them from forcing their own religion on those they encountered in their adopted homeland. Ironically, it was the hospitality of the native population that led to their subjugation and the decimation of their existing culture. So, your point is… what, exactly?
The Pilgrims may have been refugees seeking relief from religious persecution but that didn’t preclude them from forcing their own religion on those they encountered in their adopted homeland. Ironically, it was the hospitality of the native population that led to their subjugation and the decimation of their existing culture. So, your point is… what, exactly?
Hmmmm. How many terrorists were n the Mayflower? Like, you know, people who wanted to verturn the existing order?