Reign of racial terror in Texas involving Latinos not widely known, historians says
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2024
- A reign of racial terror known as La Matanza, or massacre, is believed to have killed thousands of Latinos in Texas between 1910 and 1920. Yet, historians said it’s not widely known.
This happened all through the southwest. Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and California. They took our land.
Yep all throughout the Spanish Borderlands, New France, Spanish Caribbean, Caribbean Lowlands, Caribbean South America, French Caribbean, etc. The Hate For Certain Latinos & Americans in this Country Runs Colonial Deep. It's the same type of hate that England haves for Ireland & Scotland Colonial Deep 🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹💯🩸
They gave the land. It was never stolen.
@@RollerBladingSuxs troll! My family lived it. You don't know a thing about it.
@@MsLemon1971 I’m glad they lived it so I didn’t have to live it
@@RollerBladingSuxs troll.
The King Ranch was stolen from the Delagarza family. This was in Texas history books which I’ve personally read.
part from Cavazos too.
The Delargarza family gifted it. It’s better owned by someone else
@@RollerBladingSuxs who are you to determine that, god? I’m not interested in your bogus opinion
Most of the southwest was taken by aggression, TX, New Mexico, Colorado Nevada Ariz Cali, Utah, Oregon
Most of the southwest was taken by aggression TX New Mexico Colorado Nevada Ariz Cali Utah and Oregon
Native and Mexican Americans have suffered greatly, the acts are so despicable that they are hidden from history books.
American history at it again... telling the truth that nobody knows.
Never learned it in school, some of us take time to learn on our own. Sad if its not posted on social media people won't know.
Funny how Mexican drugs have killed way more Americans and the sex trade and kidnapping
That’s how one becomes a historian
There's a lot of history that you don't know and not all of it is bad it's not all good but it's also not all bad like you probably didn't know that there was hundreds of black slave owners that owned other black slaves and also the first black slave owners name was Anthony Johnson from Angola I know this one's not about black this is about Hispanics and by the way I happen to be Hispanic and like I said not everything in history was pretty for good, but also there's a lot of things that are very good so depending on what you're talking about and depending there's more to the story I mean these are back at times where things happen that doesn't make Texas a bad place let's get more to the story where these people cause in trouble? You know what was really going on let me get the full story before I make a judgment call and like I said, there's bad decisions and there was also good decisions it's a case by case scenario
@@Nicky-hr1qz lol actually, I didn’t know about black slave owners in the Americas. However, that is an outlier and was unusual, so not even worth bringing it up.
From California, thank you. An injustice committed against one is injustice against all
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@@lumpylumpy3931lumpy don’t quit your day job.
@@northsa7498 lumpy is probably retired and has all day to post bs because “no tiene amigos”. Or probably a Russian troll/puppet sowing division in our country
🤣🤣🤣@@lumpylumpy3931
Stay out of Texas homie
My grandpa schools me about my Tejano history because my family been here before Texas was annexed by the United states, so when someone say's "go back to my country" I get pride of joy because I'm already in it lmao
Comanche defeated Mexico. You can't own what you don't have when you don't have the power to enforce your claims.
In 1841, a Mexican soldier, veteran of wars with the Comanche, stated to Fanny Calderón de la Barca "his firm conviction we should see [the Comanche] on the streets of Mexico [City] one of these days." The Legislature of Chihuahua described the situation it faced in 1846. "We travel the roads…at their [i.e., the Comanches and Apaches] whim; we cultivate the land where they wish and in the amount they wish; we use sparingly things they have left to us until the moment that it strikes their appetite to take them for themselves." In 1847, 200 Comanches were bold enough to parade through the city of Durango and depart unchallenged
You are native American way before Europeans
@@PersonaPariahComanche never defeated Mexico 😂 read a book
@@blackshatemyplaylist8643 take your own advice and look up the Comanche-Mexico war. Mexico lost to the Comanche.
The Comanche was serious enough in 1826 in northern Nuevo León, that the Governor issued orders that no one should venture out of villages into the countryside except in groups of at least thirty armed men.
In the 1840s, Comanche raids became larger, more deadly, and penetrated deeply into Mexico. In September 1840 and continuing until March 1841 came the first of the great raids. During this period six Comanche armies numbering between two hundred and eight hundred warriors invaded northern Mexico. The most far reaching of the raids reached the region of San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas 400 miles south of the Big Bend, their most common crossing point into Mexico. 472 Mexicans were reported killed and more than 100 captives were taken from these raids.
The Comanche conducted their raids in Mexico with no risk of retaliation by Mexico in their home territory north of the Rio Grande in Texas. Moreover, the Federal government of Mexico, embroiled in political disputes, gave little assistance to its northern states and their citizens to fend off the Comanche. Poorly-armed militia, organized by state and local governments and large ranchers, and hired scalp-hunters-often Anglo-Americans or other Indians-opposed the Comanche raids. Durango in 1847 adopted a bounty system, paying 50 pesos for the head of a hostile Indian. In 1849, the bounty was raised to 200 pesos per head, more than a laborer could make in wages in a full year
@@blackshatemyplaylist8643 take your own advice and look up the Comanche-Mexico wars. >the Comanche was serious enough in 1826 in northern Nuevo León, that the Governor issued orders that no one should venture out of villages into the countryside except in groups of at least thirty armed men.
>In the 1840s, Comanche raids became larger, more deadly, and penetrated deeply into Mexico. In September 1840 and continuing until March 1841 came the first of the great raids. During this period six Comanche armies numbering between two hundred and eight hundred warriors invaded northern Mexico. The most far reaching of the raids reached the region of San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas 400 miles south of the Big Bend, their most common crossing point into Mexico. 472 Mexicans were reported killed and more than 100 captives were taken from these raids.
>Many others were left homeless, their livelihoods destroyed, their livestock stolen or killed. So much wealth did the Comanches obtain that the number of raids dropped off slightly for the next three years, but resumed even more intensely between 1844 and 1848-after the Comanches had made peace with Texas.
>The Comanche conducted their raids in Mexico with no risk of retaliation by Mexico in their home territory north of the Rio Grande in Texas. Moreover, the Federal government of Mexico, embroiled in political disputes, gave little assistance to its northern states and their citizens to fend off the Comanche. Poorly-armed militia, organized by state and local governments and large ranchers, and hired scalp-hunters-often Anglo-Americans or other Indians-opposed the Comanche raids. Durango in 1847 adopted a bounty system, paying 50 pesos for the head of a hostile Indian. In 1849, the bounty was raised to 200 pesos per head, more than a laborer could make in wages in a full year.
Funny how the Anglo Americans rewrite history to their liking and try to sweep all of these injustices under the rug. They always try to portray the US as being so squeaky clean when we know otherwise. The many travesties transcends the writing of history, social injustices, and even the naming of national wonders. White Anglo names were used instead of the true Native American, or even the Spanish names. The beautiful mountain known as Pikes Peak, discovered by Juan Bautista de Anza was discovered 60 years before Zebulon Pike even set eyes upon it. However, Pikes name was given to this wonder. Of course, the Ute tribe does have some say in the matter.
No one cares bro
@@headshotmaster138 only ignorant mental midgets wouldn’t care
No, they don’t. Why would the Spanish name be more important than the English name? Or even, why would the Spanish name be more im portant than the Indian name?
The people who conquer land, and develop that land, get to name that land.
How do you know the Ute’s were there first, and the first one to name that mountain? In 1000s of years before the Spanish arrived there could’ve been many different tribes in that area and each succeeding tribe would’ve named it in their own language.
@@areynoso5660 u must be a tRumpanzee. I’d have a better chance teaching quantum physics to a cat
@@headshotmaster138 yes we do care, the whytes have the AmeriKKKa to back them...
Texas rangers had made so many atrocities against the Mexican Tejanos who aren't Hispanic nor Latino since the beginning when they used the Mexican tejanos to fight against Mexico.
The southern Texans knew what they were doing and they took it without impunity.
Texas rangers had only one main objective is to uphold the right to own slaves, protect establish white supremacy and eurocentric view in Texas over people of color.
Texas rangers had done wrong to the indigenous people of Texas also, they had carried out rape, diseases and massacres on the Comanche, Apache, caddo, Kiowa, etc.
Texas history is only written in a Euro-centric point of view with white supremacy ideology to support their justification on their own crimes.
if the last president and general flynn had done what they had wanted to, I suspect only south texas wouldve thrown up some resistencia, just my hunch given these sorts of legacies.
The range wars in New Mexico were also with Texans. My great grandfather would tell his family to watch out for the Texans because they were gentes malosos con ojos azules. Watch the Disney show of Elfego Baca. He dealt with alot of Texans in New Mexico. I get mad when doctors offices like to write that I am white and non hispanic. I'm like they don't know my family and our history. I am proud to be a Hispanic American. I think we are strong people.
@@monicaorona6607Doctors and a lot of data compiling still have as you say, ethnic cleansing. They like to lump people as they see fit based of archaic racists beliefs.
True!! you are right Mexican Tejanos are not Hispanic or latino.
Bingo, smart person you are. If anyone tries to deflect from your facts that person is a complete morr*n! Oh the aide note I was born in Mexico and I used to hate it when I was called a Hispanic or Latino. I would correct them and say I was Mexican. But anyways I can't escape from those ugly terms anymore 😂 just made up terms to try to classify people into groups. Giving the racist in the US more power to divide us.
Read the book; “Revolution in Texas” by Benjamin Heber Johnson. When I was a young boy here in California many Tejanos would come over to work the harvests. They would tell me stories of how they were mistreated for being “Mexican” Many were bitter and had a visceral hate for “los Rinches” aka Texas Rangers. The other day I met an older lady about 97 yrs old who related to me what they had to go through. Her lips quivered and her eyes were full of tears as she related her story.
La Matanza, The Mexican Repatriation act 1928-1930
I’m a proud white man. 🍻🇺🇸🤠
@@4NaturesStory You should read or look up Jane Elliott and learn something about where that WHITE mentality started.
@4NaturesStory Good for you. Go back to your white house 😂😂 inept Anglo.
@@4NaturesStorySome whites in that history were helpful to the rebels. So your little jab falls flat. You're probably just a proud ignorant man. Yea let's go with that. Yee Haw Jethro. Go back to bed. Yer cousin is a waitin' . 🤠
Native Texan here, my ancestors land was stolen and poisoned
You're Comanche?
@@faeking2223are you? White man?
My grandpa told me stories about in between melrose New México and Floyd New México there used to be nothing but cotton fields as far as you could see and he told me here you seen nothing but Mexicans working the cotton fields hell they work every crop produced here in New Mexico
60% OF ALL HISPANICS IN NEW MEXICO ARE ILLEGALS AND 99% OF ALL CRIME IN NEW MEXICO IS MEXICAN CRIME
My great grandmother is from New Mexico and I heard stories about her picking cotton.
It was the same in So central Texas also my grandfather had a farm and ranch,at five grandma made me a 2 ft sack so I could pick cotton with the Mexican Laborers... WoW those day's
This is all Native land that was stolen by the WHITE Spaniards who came and unalived most of them and enslaved all the rest. Wonder why the Mexicans don't ever speak on that?
It’s known but not taught!
And when people say that they want reparations,all I have to say is that we should NEVER FORGET THAT THIS HAPPENED HERE IN TEXAS.
Oh you mean like what they are doing to the natives of Hawaii and no one is doing anything
Huh?
Big conclusion there
Yes!!
And in PR
People still think the Texas Rangers are the good guys 😂
@@AmericaEnd PR has been given multiple chances to become a state or be its own country. Every time elections happen they vote to stay a US territory.
They have nobody to blame but themselves.
My grandfather was almost hung in the 1930 for defending his family from Anglo bandits but he managed to escape.
I used to live in San Antonio and then moved away. I had not returned to Texas for almost 25 years. It was great to be back with all the buena gente en Texas. When I got back home I found a book about this part of history. I was so sad and extremely angry to find out so much about all the murder and injustice. It's just not fair, and it's just so evil. 💔
I always suspected these atrocities happened. Here in California, the cities of Santa Ana, Orange, Villa Park, Anaheim Hills, El Modena, Tustin, Costa Mesa, and a part of Irvine, was founded on land(Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana) that belonged to Mexicans and they "lost" it to crooks.
My grandfather was born in texas and his family had land out where big bend now sits. History books say his uncle killed a sheriff's deputy and my grandfather whos was a toddler at the time remembered the whole family leaving in a hurry by wagon in the middle of the night. I wonder if it was a land grab instead of a simple murder/ fugitive scenario. 🤔
Yet today these same Latinos ride with WS
Right 💯
Why should they ride with primitives like yall? Y’all barely humans
Facts
They don’t have to ‘ ride ‘ with you clown. They are free to make their own decisions
We are all children of God
Its not about sticking with one or the other
We are people
The Alamo is a romanticized event for Americans.
The alamo is a Texas Disneyland.
No, only for old white male Texans who believe in the John Wayne version of the Alamo. They do not want to hear about slavery, how Tejanos help defend the Alamo as well as help defeat Santa Anna.
And the huge statues commemorating the brave white Tennessee volunteers in San Antonio who when the battle wasn't looking good for the Texans and Tejanos-Texicans ran for their lives and abandoned their post. Their bodies found several hundred ft from the Alamo had been killed running for their lives. But yet Tejano -Texican Capt. Juan Seguin stood his ground and fought to his death was not given much recognition
Everytime i hear someone complain about hearing spanish being spoken i think back to bits of history like this
Spanish is your conquerors language speak your native language
@@DohnutFarmsLatino Spanish is unique very different from European Spanish how about zip it on things you don't know crap about?
The grandparents of young adults today were not allowed to speak Spanish in schools. Anybody that says something when people aren't speaking English need to hold their tongue lest they get put in their place. People have the right to speak whatever language they want to. This is not nazi Germany.
what about the conquistadors?
@@migueldelgadillo944 I speak Spanish retard and your still speaking the language of your conquerer
My great grand parents were all tejanos my grandparents were mexican. I always wondered why they moved back instead of staying in texas
The true tragedy today is having a city that is majority Mexican ancestry and white privilege says these newscasters are not like the majority!!!!
You're infected
😂😂😂
I’m infected with righteousness!!
You’re infected with blindness!!!
There must be something powerful in victimhood. Why do so many people try to fight to be the victim or bend over backwards to invent victim status in new and interesting ways.
Congrats on following orders and mindlessly finding the “white privileged” in any given situation just like you were trained to do.
The Texas Rangers have never been an honorable group. It goes on today.
And the Mexicans took the land from the Apache, who took it from the Comanche who took it from ect....🤫
Ignorant comment. Mexican and most Latinos are of Native American ancestry.
@@lovethyself3989the truth hurts snowflake.
Not a lie.
Shhhh, you'll disrupt the narrative.🤫
Europeans took land from other Europeans. Welcome refugees to Europe.
Good to learn about another group that was oppressed other than black folks. I took notice that the elderly Mexican woman wasn't filled with hate and bitterness.
I had a great grand uncle also shot in the back by rangers
probably not the the only backshot he took in his day, lol
@@areyes4142saco
After murdering someone probably.
History Untold, thank you!
They asked me if this made me mad, both my grandparents were land grant recipients from the late 1500s to the 1600s, my children tried to research that fact and couldn't, Texas and the rangers did everything they could to eradicate us, they finally found the proof from relatives and archives in Monterrey Mexico the de la Garza land grant from Monterrey to the King ranch area and the Longoria land grant from there to Louisiana, a lawsuit was eventually won and all it did was change the law, I told my son a pyrrhic victory is still a victory, Semper Fi and Erin go Braugh
That's Comanche land. Mexico lost to the Comanche.
@PersonaPariah Mexico didn't lose the war with the Comanche, my family combined with the Longoria family succeeded in protecting our land, my family is also 34 percent native American, we also protected native Americans on our property, it was mandated by Spain, all indigenous people are to be protected, Semper Fi and Erin go Braugh
@@eduardodelagarza4787 yes it did.
It's why Mexico needed a buffer between them and Mexico and why the United States is still bound by treaty to keep the Comanche out of Mexico.
In 1841, a Mexican soldier, veteran of wars with the Comanche, stated to Fanny Calderón de la Barca "his firm conviction we should see [the Comanche] on the streets of Mexico [City] one of these days." The Legislature of Chihuahua described the situation it faced in 1846. "We travel the roads…at their [i.e., the Comanches and Apaches] whim; we cultivate the land where they wish and in the amount they wish; we use sparingly things they have left to us until the moment that it strikes their appetite to take them for themselves." In 1847, 200 Comanches were bold enough to parade through the city of Durango and depart unchallenged
@PersonaPariah my family took the political issues of Mexico, Texas and the US out of the equation and Honored their promises to Spain to receive the land grant, we protected them, have you heard of a town called Piedras Negras, that was part of the land grant and held by us, no Mexican, Texans or US citizen has ever attacked them, it seems as though you are tilting at dragons, Semper Fi and Erin go Braugh
@@eduardodelagarza4787 Spain lost to the Comanche too. The Comanche conducted their raids in Mexico with no risk of retaliation by Mexico in their home territory north of the Rio Grande in Texas. Moreover, the Federal government of Mexico, embroiled in political disputes, gave little assistance to its northern states and their citizens to fend off the Comanche. Poorly-armed militia, organized by state and local governments and large ranchers, and hired scalp-hunters-often Anglo-Americans or other Indians-opposed the Comanche raids. Durango in 1847 adopted a bounty system, paying 50 pesos for the head of a hostile Indian. In 1849, the bounty was raised to 200 pesos per head, more than a laborer could make in wages in a full year.
Your family isn't special your "honor" is just cope.
We all have to stay vigilant towards the authorities.
Yet United States is being hypocritical to Russia taking Ukraine 😂
Americans are hypocrites! It’s do as we say not as we do! 🙄
At least you seem to admit to what Russia is actually doing in Ukraine.
They (U.S) blame everyone (other countries,races,religions,customs) but themselves 🫵🏼
@@xandervk2371 What are they doing in Ukraine ??? Curious.
@@user-be7tc2bd6e I take it you don't know, but my reply was to someone who apparently did.
Thank you for your work in reporting facts
We know we're just not allowed to talk about it.
😂😂😂 ok bud says who? Keep crying
Really sad that people still resort to these sorts of solutions to land they want to steal. From what I heard, the French did things differently, they just made friends, found husbands and wives and lived happily together. At least, that is the story of some of the French that live in Lousanna that are called Cajun and Creole. I got the story from the family of a man I have children with.
The first European settlement in texas was the french. They was killed by the local natives.
Untold as the occupation and the greed continues today.
Rangers will probably claim innocence.
aren't they dead?
@askquestions1236 not their descendants. Just as evil as they were back then.
Still waiting for over 24hrs to actually watch a complete news show instead of these f***ing little bits of the programs 🤬🤬🤬
Maybe dvr it debby...
Then don't watch!
Search for a longer historical piece on youtube. You don't have to just rely on newsclips to learn history. It's the 21st century and you can search the internet.
Pipe down DEBBYPARKER 🤫
There’s been Racial Strife and Divide here since 1492.
Long before that buddy...
@@XxLIVRAxX not like the atrocities of the European immigrants have done on these shores...
@@blkdrtyolman The European came to America and called the people that were already here immigrant.
History is sad, you would think people would learn, but till this day there are people still fighting each other for power and greed.
People forget Mexicans were also enslaved by the Spanish
Quit deflecting
Mexicans were never enslaved by the Spanish because there was no such thing as a Mexican when the Spanish had control over the land. The first Mexican in history was born in 1821 when the Land was called Mexico when it gain independence. Your terms are incorrect. If you go back to 1810 and call someone a Mexican in morden day Mexico they will not know what your are talking about. And yes a few tribes were enslaved but they were also enslaved by other tribes. POWs pretty much. Nothing compared to the enslavement white people caused on Africans here in the US.
@@IdoNomb The Mexican slaves were worked to death in their own silver mines. Please tell me how the African slaves had it worse in the United States.
Pince pocho🤣🤣🤣
@@IdoNomb it's the same thing, only a fool would split hairs about something like this.
She should mention too ,how that traitorous Hispanic rancher backstabbed them..by calling on the murderous Texas rangers..
Bot
Bandidos had no issues stealing from fellow Mexican/Tejanos
Typical snake tounge anglo, "divide and conquer" thats your motto.
The problem with teaching history is that you teaching people to do it again over and over . If you don't teach history then people have a chance to learn something else.
Teaching this in schools will hurt those tough guy’s feelings…. So we’re stuck with an obscure RUclips video
Anytime a border is taken by force in a time of war, that border will always experience disruption.
They can't get rid of us. We are embedded in the southwest region, like or not we are here to stay.
Exactly this is our ancestors Land.
Who is they? And who is us?
And that's why the southern counties in Texas are the poorest in the state....
@@momster72spLike Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, North/South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and West Virginia?
@@DixiecratDemocratcrakers
When I was a child, my parents would tell me stories that their parents had seen killings by the Texas Rangers during the early 20th century.
Is incredible to see how "WE" Human beings can be so vicious to one another😢
You know damn well history repeats itself...
How easily some people forgive and forget.
Its in the past
Christ forgave everyone, why can't we forgive?
There's a lot more stories like this in other parts of TX and in CA. I think that the TX Rangers should issue a public apology to the family.
Thank you for teaching us true history
2024 the year of many trues coming out...
The usual anglo behavior
If it wasn’t for the Anglos, then my grandfather would not yhave moved to America in 1947. My grandparents are from Merida, Yucatán. My grandfather moved his wife and my father to Mexico City to have a better life. He didn’t find it there, so he packed up and moved to America with his larger family of four boys and finally found what he had been looking for. Believe me when I say: his four generations of descendants are glad he moved North to America! 🇺🇸
@@areynoso5660 Uh there were several tribes from what is now Mexico that were in what is now the USA. Ever heard of OasisAmerica/Aridoamerica as an example?
@@areynoso5660you keep kissing their behind.
Breaking away from Spain was a disaster for LatAm.
Spain is one of the most cörrûpt countries in Eörûpe and it is no coincidence that is still in LatAm with their lft ova dėscėndånts. Criollos disproportionately have majority of the wealth and political power.
@@Egr-et6ar
English were pirates terrorists who only rose to world dominance in the 19th century AFTER Spain and the Hispanic world committed suicide during the Napoleonic Wars. Iberians married natives, we did not kill them to extinction.
During the entire 16th century Spain kept the French, English and Dutch out of anything of relevance in the Americas. Only after the English agreed to Spanish Terms for Peace (Treaty of London 1606) was Jamestown permitted by the Spanish.
When the British misbehaved during the 18th century, Spain pounced on them during the American Revolutionary War (Battles of Bahamas, Pensacola, Mobile, Baton Rouge, Natchez, Saint Louis, Saint Joseph and Almirante Cordova y Cordova extraordinary naval victory of August 6, 1781). That what REAL EMPIRES do.
Had the Hispanic world remained united and not jumped ship on Spain during the Napoleonic wars, English today would be a quaint Germanic language spoken north of the Savanah River and East of the Appalachia. This was our Hemisphere and we Hispanics threw it away by our lack of focus and loyalty.
@@Egr-et6ar you’ve never even been to Spain, pos.
It really was, the spanish crown bares the responsability of now taking action on time in the 1780s and 1790s when several proposals were presented to transforms the Viceroyalties into self governing kingdoms forming a commonwealth, that would have saved us rives of blood and devastation, plus an effective deterrence against US expansionism, but hesitation and the disruption of the napoleonic wars prevented that.
@@XxLIVRAxX Criollos disproportionately still have majority of political power and look at it - A very poor region that has major inequality due to Criollos/Eûrös disproportionately having majority of the wealth. Save your alternative universe history for a fairytale book.
How about yall show that it was African Americans in everything. I hate the fact that in san Antonio they don't acknowledge that much
The sad thing is in San Antonio, ppl celebrate " The Battle of the Flowers".
When it was when Gen Hudnel massage and beat the Mexicans.
Is that before or after Davie Crockett begged for his life? 😅
Massage?
Many Hispanics from San Antonio wish they were born white, a lot of self hatting Hispanics up there.
The land should be given back to the descendents who originally owned it. The Texas Rangers helped stop generational wealth for these families. These stories the good and the bad should be taught in schools. So history doesn’t repeat itself.
As a Hispanic American you can take your cry baby reparations, communist bull crap elsewhere.
As a Hispanic American living in TX whose family is Mexican, you can take your victims, cry-baby, reparations, bull elsewhere
So it can look like 💩 hole mexiho
@@Mr.Rodriguez-ur9kkYou’re one of those. You’re pathetic bolillo wannabe.
@@Mr.Rodriguez-ur9kk- Even though I don’t believe in reparations, I can’t think of any positive attributions to have. Because if I was to take all of your property and or end your life, something tells me you’d want that land to go back to your children. Or if I was to have done that to your grandparents and/or parents, something tells me you would want what was rightfully yours that was taken from you. But when is someone else and you don’t really stand to benefit from it directly, then it doesn’t matter anymore. Then it’s just crybaby stuff.
Take back what they took is for us they took this land not by law or going to court only took by free will and by free will it will come back that was taken from us and Indians back!
I am a heterosexual African American man. I lived in Schertz Texas just north of San Antonio. I would go to the west side of San Antonio to the restaurants. Some of the well aged Hispanics would tell me about their families losing land in this way. I need to read about this history. Do you guys have any books you recommend that tell the story of your people the right way? By the way I drove by the King Ranch and it is huge. I read a post of someone here saying that land was stolen from a Tejano family. Wow the King Ranch is a lot of land.
Thank you
😢
Typical the Texas rangers won't answer"guilty" Can't clean blood off your hands.
I might be wrong, but the correct term is La Matanza, the mass killings.
Longoria maybe related to Eva Longoria
Longoria is a common name like Gonzalez or Rodriguez so the old vuatos tell me!
We should have peaceful racial separation.
That's idiotic
/ We used to. The races were mostly separate, until MLK Jr. arrived. Then, liberal left-wingers thought that is bad, and changed the laws to forbid separation. I would prefer to live in American society right through the 50’s instead of the present time. MUCH LESS crime then and criminals were really punished, unlike today.
And I’m the son of a Mexican father and the husband of an Asian wife
The Mayflower is calling.
Is the King Ranch still in the family?
Yes. There are descendants are still own the ranch
So this is what Trump is talking about when he says "make America great again"
Latinos are of Spanish or Latin descent, MEXICANS are America Indians, and NOT Latinos. The Americas consist of South, CENTRAL and North America. ALL people who are native ARE American Indians. Most historians believe that the word “Mexico” came from the Nahuatl for “place of the Mexica,” who were the nomadic peoples who found their way into the Valley of Mexico from a mythical northern land called Aztlán, the ancestral home of the Aztec peoples. Aztec peoples were American Indians. So again, white man's history. Can ANYONE tell me a history book that was NOT written by whites? ANYONE?
Im not going to get into it right now but I would destroy you in this argument. I have read of the wars between what you call "American Indians" (which just calling Native Americans "Indians" means you are either white, any color liberal, or just plain ignorant) and they are all documented. I will just say this The United States is a country, I hear some are now thinking the continent of America means we are Americans but this is the country of the United States of America. If you are not belonging to a Federally documented Native American tribe at the inception of the country of the United States of America then you can not be considered a Native American or Indigenous (which specifically applies to us here and the true context of this issue) in the United States of America and nowhere else.
Mexicans are latin american. Furthermore, neither Mexican nor "latino" is a race. Mexicans and latinos come from different racial backgrounds: white, mestizo, indigenous, black, etc.
@@johnthorton1709 atin America is the name given to a group of countries in North and South America. The term is sometimes confused with Hispanic America (all the countries in the Americas where Spanish is the predominant language) or Ibero-America (all the countries in the Americas where Spanish or Portuguese is the predominant language). Both of these overlap with Latin America, but this specific term refers to all the countries in the Americas where any Romance language is spoken, which are primarily Spanish, Portuguese and French Like many names for things in the Western Hemisphere, “Latin America” comes from the legacy of colonialism. During the 18th and 19th centuries, various European countries made their land grabs in an attempt to establish their empire. Latin America came from a desire to distinguish French-, Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries from those that spoke English, German or any other language. So NO, they are not. They are Central American Indians. Thank you.
mexicans are very much mixed race. just check your DNA. Mexico was a migration hotspot for hundreds of years. however, white Americans dont like to acknowledge the truth about OUR history. AMERICANS of this country before it was renamed to the USA.
@@bg9255you're not wrong. But if you or your descendants were born in or continued in to live in the area that was and is called Mexico you are Mexican, or Mejicano. Why? Because Mexico is a country that STILL EXISTS 😂😂😂 Don't forget that. Geez what are you going to do? Falsify your Mexican passport? 😂😂😂 Calm down with your decolonial philosophy, just a bit. It might confuse things that need not any confusion😂😂😂
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Abbott is a coward .
LBJ knew about it. He was sensitive to their cause. Aa a US Rep., he stood up for a Latino family whose decedent was a veteran. They claimed discrimination by a funeral home.
They know not what they do as they wake the sleeping giant
Let's not forget the Spanish explorers who massacred Native Americans and took indigenous Peoples land . You can go on and on about Histories Violence . Anglo settlers did the same.
Interesting and tragic but with the few comments, it seems to be " out of site, out of mind 😮
Sad part of history. Now we stand together to protect the State of Texas it doesn't matter what color you are. Texan isn't a color.
Yeah right 😅
Don’t kid yourself, your counting on the fact, that white Anglo-Americans, will be the majority in the US forever, as they become a minority, and figure this out. Their hatred of people of color, will increase, will see how tolerant, they really are.
Those were deadly days history is so full of blood shed 🤮 Thank God we live in different times different ways 🙏
How is this not widley known this is history
Thankfully, we have new laws protecting people.
In theory.
😂😂😂 we do? You mean as long as you have lawyers and money.
Lil late oh well
Good people don’t need laws to go do the right thing! Hearts and minds!
Pure class 😊
Well those folks terminated natives before that. This has happened over and over.
Might makes right was the law of the land in the frontiers.
@@XxLIVRAxX bye bye white people, glad you're ok with that. its the law hahahahahahahha. freedom of speech.
Something similar to the progrom in Oklahoma against the Osage and other tribes.
There is a pattern of killing the men to take control of land from helpless widows.
We want our reparations too..
Free college..
Our own month..
Lol
Why can’t you just learn something new and stop making assumptions and making this about yourself and your political opinions. Ridiculous.
@@meep2253I think he was kidding lol
@@kayc5512 I hope so
@@meep2253 Reparations are already going around.
Well, thankfully we don't live in the past.
You aren't brown right or you don't have a Mexican accent.
@@__-fl3yt No, I'm white. My husband of 37 years is Hispanic. My children are half hispanic. My father in law immigrated legally from Mexico in the 1940's..My Mother in law is from the valley in Texas....so I know more than you think, dear. I'm more absorbed in the hispanic culture than the white culture. And they're all sucessful people and never used race as a crutch.
@@LoriL010 because you aren brown or don't have the Mexican accent you can experience the discrimination that still exist. Destination against Latinos isn't in the past.
@@LoriL010 is your husband brown or kids brown?
@@__-fl3yt lol...of course they are.
I'm quite sure this isn't taught in public schools (and private schools as well).
No it is not, I went to a Baptist School in San Antonio, mostly white students. I live in the RGV now where the population is 90% Hispanic and my wife is Mexican. It is so much better to be part of the majority.
it is illegal . falls under the CRT umbrella .
@@darylharris916So, those laws aim to prevent teaching facts by misidentifying them as "theory".
@@xandervk2371 It is up to Hispanic Americans to learn our own history, the struggles, accomplishments, and contributions our forefathers contributed to this country, especially to the South West. It is obvious the US education system does not want us know our history. Well, we aint going to oblige them.
We should bring back Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec god of war. He'll restore all the land that the white man's God allowed to be taken.
Reparations are well deserved for these people !!!
😂😂😂 Yeah good luck with that!!
@TheTrumpmancometh2024 laugh it up, buddy... there are so many Mexican Americans... win a war by procreation and outnumber them.. So far, we good haha laugh at that.. soon this land will be ours again.. trust in that
@@TheTrumpmancometh2024getting their children addicted to meth is better 😅
@@TheTrumpmancometh2024 Already started.
Stop living in the Past and go Make Mexico Great Again 😂😂😂😂😂
What do you mean “Go” make Mexico great again. Texas was part of Mexico and had it’s own people living here before the white man arrived. We were and are the original Tejanos. We don’t have to go anywhere. Our roots are from this North American continent. Are yours?
@@sylviagonzalez3534 - It was Taken from you all. You lost it in War. Now Mexiko is a 3rd World country. Stop bitching over something that’s not gonna change and go make Mexiko better
@@sylviagonzalez3534people were stealing raping and killing long before white people showed up. Give it all back to the original very first people who claimed the land. At one time, all the continents were stuck together. Let's go way back. so ridiculous
@@thehebrewyisraeliteinstitu1868 go back to Africa
@@sylviagonzalez3534 Just about all of Central America was a part of Mexico and the Comanche kept Mexico out of the southwest and Texas.
Mexico lost to Comancheria.
The Comanche-Mexico Wars were conflicts from 1821 to 1870 which consisted of large-scale raids into northern Mexico by Comanches and their Kiowa allies which left thousands of people dead.The Comanche raids were sparked by the declining military capability of Mexico in the turbulent years after it gained independence in 1821, plus a large and growing market in the United States for stolen Mexican horses and cattle.
The threat from the Comanche was serious enough in 1826 in northern Nuevo Leon, that the Governor issued orders that no one should venture out of villages into the countryside except in groups of at least thirty armed men.
In 1841 Governor Armijo was ordered by the Mexican central government to join a military campaign against the Comanche. Armijo declined: “to declare war on the Comanches would bring complete ruin to the Department of New Mexico.
In the 1840s, Comanche raids became larger, more deadly, and penetrated deeply into Mexico. In September 1840 and continuing until March 1841 came the first of the great raids. During this period six Comanche armies numbering between two hundred and eight hundred warriors invaded northern Mexico. The most far reaching of the raids reached the region of San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas 400 miles south of the Big Bend, their most common crossing point into Mexico. 472 Mexicans were reported killed and more than 100 captives were taken from these raids.
The Legislature of Chihuahua described the situation it faced in 1846. “We travel the roads…at their [i.e. the Comanches and Apaches] whim; we cultivate the land where they wish and in the amount they wish; we use sparingly things they have left to us until the moment that it strikes their appetite to take them for themselves. Durango in 1847 adopted a bounty system, paying 50 pesos for the head of a hostile Indian. In 1849, the bounty was raised to 200 pesos per head, more than a laborer could make in wages in a full year.
There was a ranger, Daniel Hinojosa who was removed from the rangers in the early 1900’s after an investigation by then state rep Canales. A lot of history in Texas good and bad, but the state is top in everything today. Just ask all the companies that have relocated to Texas.
Its called invading
Racism couldn't been that bad towards Mexicans. They joined white people when they crossed that border.
Because they were stupid 😅
@@BigBBQJonesyep, like they’re supporting trump now.
They used to have signs that read, No Ngr No Mexicans No Dogs
We are taking our lands back.
Those are Spanish people not Mexicans at that point 😂
Where is your proof
Go look up the story. I am .
Go educate yourself.
The Rangers admitted it years ago genius
@@PaulyWally30where? 😂😂 try to answer the question bud instead of snarky remarks lmaooo. Not too smart
The turn of the last century?
That occurred just over 20 years ago.
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We have undocumented terror on a daily basis. It’s common knowledge 😂
Pilgrims
They weren't there for 300 years.
So the beisball team is named after murderers?
yes, anglo/German immigrant invaders killing and stealing from real Americans, they are the Texas rangers
Any comment from the rangers yet?
Who the hell names their kid degollado wtf that’s perturba ting
The Tlatelolco massacre is also not widely known.
My ancestors Diego Montemayor and Alberto del Canto changed Mexico forever 😊
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@@user-zv4ee1vi7t Yes they brought siėstå culture and cörrûptîon from 🇪🇸. At least 1 of the things was bånnėd (síėstå).
@@mikeB-sg1zs I mean that did come from Europe. Not a far reach.