No matter how any one tries to candy coat it, cannibalism is cannibalism. Yes there was human sacrifice and cannibalism in the lands on this side of the planet.
I spent more than five years living and working in Amazonas Venezuela and I can say that while probably not practiced today cannibalism was practiced by some cultural ethnic groups well into the 1900s. I've discussed this with older Jivi-Jivi who actually participated and gave me detailed accounts of the processing and cooking of human flesh when they were a young children. Many Gua-Jibo/jivi-Jivi have stories of their grand parents cannibalism and that witches still practice to this day but that I could not confirm. Its important to note that the practice of cannibalism was only among some cultural ethnic/ linguistic groups such the Caribes peoples such as the once fierce Gua-Jibo and related Jivi-Jivi peoples of the Llanos of Venezuela and Colombia whom I have extensive contact with to this day. They openly talk about it in a frank and matter of fact way. As their traditional enemies such as the Piaroa relate predations against their tribe by Caribe who were guiding the Spanish in their conquest to look for gold and for Indigenous slaves. To this day in remote localities such as the upper Rio Cataniapo older Piaroa believe that 'whites' are cannibals because the Caribe guides were cannibals and the Spanish would sometimes consume human flesh. It is true that many of the enslaved Indigenous peoples came from cultures where cannibalism was considered repugnant but were accused of being cannibals as the royal crown and Catholic church permitted these peoples to be taken and used as slaves. The Yanomami talk about a group that anthropologist looked for for years called the Waika in the uppermost headwaters of the Rio Orinoco who were said to be cannibals by the Yanomami who consider the eating of human flesh repugnant only to eventually realize that Waika is actually an insult used to describe other Yanomami groups who were disparaged and as cannibalism is so culturally reviled their enemies were accused of the practice lol
Men with one eye, and men with their head below the shoulders are both details of the Mapinguari. The explorer had been told of the forest guardian spirit and misunderstood or misconstrued what he had heard.
Oof, this video got nuked by the algorithm or something? I got it on my home page but I'm noticing there's almost no views or comments relative to your other videos. Funny if so considering how you started the video :P
Carib Indians ATE Arawak Indians in the islands. And so did many others in North America and South America. So Map Makers included the People Eaters. It is NO MYTH.
Yeah there was cannibals but it was standard practice to label everyone else as savages so there is disbelief of advanced civilizations right of the bat.
it would help if you could read Portuguese sources: all tribes in what is now Brazil were cannibals; there were no cities or agriculture in what is now Brazil, the people lived in the Stone Age. All men were warriors, all tribes were permanently at war, cannibalism was part of their culture, economy and religion. And stop talking about colonization, for centuries no Portuguese or European women went to Brazil, all Portuguese men took Indian women, all children born were half blood and all spoke their mother's tongue, Tupi or Guarani, not Portuguese!
This video is on maps made by Europeans and why cannibalism was depicted on them. It’s a little difficult not to talk about colonization when this video is literally made through the lens of the colonizers.
colonialism seems to be the only word that is known and it's used no matter what to fit any and all circumstances. try instead looking up real people, real lives, real families living in Brazil in the 16th and 17th centuries, they were all mixed race and half native (the Bandeirantes!) and there was a constant flow of mixed race people from Brazil to Portugal @@GeographyGeek
@@alexzicker I get that, but this video is basically on colonialism and wasn’t only on Brazil. I plan to have videos on Brazil in the future that isn’t related to old maps.
Not all, but most. It was mostly Portuguese and Spamnish men migrating to the new world. Cortez himself had a Mexicah girlfriend, and in most states the parent nation's language became the language of trade, learning, and law which is why they're largely spoken there today.
@@GeographyGeek No other "perspective" exists. Attempts to shift the "perspective" were just retards trying to demonize white people even when friendly to local Indians. We have the sources we have
Cannibalism was common in the middle east, around CANAAN, All over the place, thus the ancient issue:: "God said to Abraham kill me your son Abe said man you must be putting me on God said no Abe said What? God said you can do what you want Abe but the next time you see me coming you better run Abe said where do you want this killing done? God said out on this nice alter..... So be assured if it was happening among those peoples it was happening in the "America's". When Spain came thru in c.1540-1830, they had an effect on the native practices and beliefs. So when Freemason Explorers from the East Coast ventured west and encountered the natives in c.1800-1840, Spain already had 300 Years with them!! No one seems to notice. This might explain descriptions of Indians with most of the ten commandments, a decrease in cannibalism, circumcision and such.
I don't know why people get so bent out of shape over this subject matter. If you are starving and there's nothing to eat chances are you will eat a human being. I would. I'm sure somewhere, sometime back in my ancestry, some of my people resorted to cannibalism. I don't care. I say EAT UP! You have my permission! Jesus! This is so boring.
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No matter how any one tries to candy coat it, cannibalism is cannibalism. Yes there was human sacrifice and cannibalism in the lands on this side of the planet.
I spent more than five years living and working in Amazonas Venezuela and I can say that while probably not practiced today cannibalism was practiced by some cultural ethnic groups well into the 1900s. I've discussed this with older Jivi-Jivi who actually participated and gave me detailed accounts of the processing and cooking of human flesh when they were a young children. Many Gua-Jibo/jivi-Jivi have stories of their grand parents cannibalism and that witches still practice to this day but that I could not confirm. Its important to note that the practice of cannibalism was only among some cultural ethnic/ linguistic groups such the Caribes peoples such as the once fierce Gua-Jibo and related Jivi-Jivi peoples of the Llanos of Venezuela and Colombia whom I have extensive contact with to this day. They openly talk about it in a frank and matter of fact way. As their traditional enemies such as the Piaroa relate predations against their tribe by Caribe who were guiding the Spanish in their conquest to look for gold and for Indigenous slaves. To this day in remote localities such as the upper Rio Cataniapo older Piaroa believe that 'whites' are cannibals because the Caribe guides were cannibals and the Spanish would sometimes consume human flesh. It is true that many of the enslaved Indigenous peoples came from cultures where cannibalism was considered repugnant but were accused of being cannibals as the royal crown and Catholic church permitted these peoples to be taken and used as slaves. The Yanomami talk about a group that anthropologist looked for for years called the Waika in the uppermost headwaters of the Rio Orinoco who were said to be cannibals by the Yanomami who consider the eating of human flesh repugnant only to eventually realize that Waika is actually an insult used to describe other Yanomami groups who were disparaged and as cannibalism is so culturally reviled their enemies were accused of the practice lol
Cannibalism also sounds lile the perfect made-up alibi to cover for crew mutiny. Those expeditions were hard and testing
Lots of RUclips comment warriors. Just relax and enjoy the video lol
Men with one eye, and men with their head below the shoulders are both details of the Mapinguari.
The explorer had been told of the forest guardian spirit and misunderstood or misconstrued what he had heard.
The novel Robinson Crusoe featured cannibals, but the nearest cannibal nation to the island in question was over a thousand miles away.
Bbq the haitian cannibal seemed pretty fine with eating man flesh just a few months back
Oof, this video got nuked by the algorithm or something? I got it on my home page but I'm noticing there's almost no views or comments relative to your other videos. Funny if so considering how you started the video :P
@@ColasTeam Lol it’s all good. It happens with my vids sometimes and then randomly picks up months later. Or maybe it won’t lol
I thought they were more into football and zumba?
They are still here.
But nobody made it back to talk about them, did they get very efficient?
soylent green
Hollyweird?
Bbq the haitiian man eater
Carib Indians ATE Arawak Indians in the islands. And so did many others in North America and South America. So Map Makers included the People Eaters. It is NO MYTH.
Yeah there was cannibals but it was standard practice to label everyone else as savages so there is disbelief of advanced civilizations right of the bat.
That was kind of mentioned in the video.
You dont have no accent😂😂😂
Another factor of the "enslavement" of Carribean peoples was they had no money and customarily paid taxes with labor.
Most of the time it's mass rape and enslavement
I'm sure they customarily worked themselves to death also, right? And customarily sent all their product overseas. Definitely bro
people eat animal meat u dont have a problem with that, to me cannibalism is the same. SO EVERY MEAT EATER IS A CANNIBAL.
Sorry little bud, you are wrong.
Some native American tribes were cannibals at one time or another. Out west especially
' history ' as told by the enemy is highly questionable...
it would help if you could read Portuguese sources: all tribes in what is now Brazil were cannibals; there were no cities or agriculture in what is now Brazil, the people lived in the Stone Age. All men were warriors, all tribes were permanently at war, cannibalism was part of their culture, economy and religion. And stop talking about colonization, for centuries no Portuguese or European women went to Brazil, all Portuguese men took Indian women, all children born were half blood and all spoke their mother's tongue, Tupi or Guarani, not Portuguese!
This video is on maps made by Europeans and why cannibalism was depicted on them. It’s a little difficult not to talk about colonization when this video is literally made through the lens of the colonizers.
colonialism seems to be the only word that is known and it's used no matter what to fit any and all circumstances. try instead looking up real people, real lives, real families living in Brazil in the 16th and 17th centuries, they were all mixed race and half native (the Bandeirantes!) and there was a constant flow of mixed race people from Brazil to Portugal @@GeographyGeek
@@alexzicker I get that, but this video is basically on colonialism and wasn’t only on Brazil. I plan to have videos on Brazil in the future that isn’t related to old maps.
Not all, but most. It was mostly Portuguese and Spamnish men migrating to the new world. Cortez himself had a Mexicah girlfriend, and in most states the parent nation's language became the language of trade, learning, and law which is why they're largely spoken there today.
@@GeographyGeek No other "perspective" exists. Attempts to shift the "perspective" were just retards trying to demonize white people even when friendly to local Indians. We have the sources we have
Cannibalism was common in the middle east, around CANAAN, All over the place, thus the ancient issue:: "God said to Abraham kill me your son Abe said man you must be putting me on God said no Abe said What? God said you can do what you want Abe but the next time you see me coming you better run Abe said where do you want this killing done? God said out on this nice alter..... So be assured if it was happening among those peoples it was happening in the "America's". When Spain came thru in c.1540-1830, they had an effect on the native practices and beliefs. So when Freemason Explorers from the East Coast ventured west and encountered the natives in c.1800-1840, Spain already had 300 Years with them!! No one seems to notice. This might explain descriptions of Indians with most of the ten commandments, a decrease in cannibalism, circumcision and such.
Because yt people lie.
I don't know why people get so bent out of shape over this subject matter. If you are starving and there's nothing to eat chances are you will eat a human being. I would. I'm sure somewhere, sometime back in my ancestry, some of my people resorted to cannibalism. I don't care. I say EAT UP! You have my permission!
Jesus! This is so boring.
u being bored by cannibalism doesn’t make u cool bro
they weren’t resorting to it, they were doing it for ceremonial purposes in many of these cases
This comment is so cringey can you try a little harder to act edgy and cool