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Columbus was really disrespectful to Native Americans or also known as American Indians.

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He was more than disrespectful to them. He r*ped them, hang them, fed them to hunting dogs, and smashed infants against rocks to torture their mothers. He did all of this because they did not bring him the gold that he sought out, despite the fact that he wasn’t even where he thought he was. Columbus was a condescending, ignorant, tyrannical murderer.

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