▲ 22 r/AskTheCaribbean
Who invented the "are 🇨🇺🇩🇴🇵🇷 real caribbean people?" topic?
Im not here to ask for a millionth time about the answer, im just curious since when and where did this topic even come from?
u/Lazzen — 8 days ago
▲ 65 r/NoStupidQuestions
Do evangelicals/Mormons not find it weird they are sent to evangelize where christianity already exists(Mexico, Brazil etc.)?
What do they think those catholic followers are? Worshipping a false god or something? Following a lesser version?
Those places knew of Jesus 100 to 200 years earlier than them as well
u/Lazzen — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/airtalk_live
Florida ice cream girl, send a message dude 🇲🇽
deleted the page by accident and lost my chats, add me back to talk about your phlebotomist friend and 161cm again. If anyone else in the site connects with her tell her of this post bro!!!
u/Lazzen — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/AskHistorians
did Natives of USA and Canada produce any firearms? Did they adopt certain technologies for it?
I was reading an answer regarding the same topic but in Africa and the consensus was that few created local arms manufacturing but they became very adept at fixing, reforging and squeezing the use out of guns traded with europeans.
What did the Natives in USA/Canada do once firearms became a staple in their inventory?
u/Lazzen — 5 months ago