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in evans rn can& #39;t wait to see what the deal is today
catch my next dnd game inspired by colonist taverns 
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hmm i wonder how Locke& #39;s social contract is doing rn is the government protecting our natural rights??? should we hmmmmm CHANGE THE GOVERNMENT AS LOCKE SAYS...................?
at least Tall Oak is here
the puritans saw a clear ass field and thought "thanks god" instead of "someone else was here" and then disease killed the tribe that cleared that field
awesome
awesome
the LAND?!?!?!?!?
who would guess that colonists thought like colonizers
who would guess that colonists thought like colonizers
thank you for the guns Mommy England you want some more fur? want some more fur for your elites, Mommy England?
oh yes the natives do not own land because they& #39;re not capitalist enough
surprise surprise the pequots wanted to protect themselves
OH SO ONE ENGLISH MAN DEAD AND YOU FREAK OUT, BUT YOU KILL MORE THAN ONE NATIVE WITH NO PROBLEM? NO EXPECTATIONS OF RETAILIATION?
OH SO ONE ENGLISH MAN DEAD AND YOU FREAK OUT, BUT YOU KILL MORE THAN ONE NATIVE WITH NO PROBLEM? NO EXPECTATIONS OF RETAILIATION?
hmm okay i did not know that the english allied with the naragensetts against the pequots that& #39;s something interesting i wonder where that probably more intriguing conflict came from (actually)
