@yemaya_oshun: Europeans love to posture as strong, stoic, and disciplined. But their history is one long chain of rebellions crushed under the boot of their own rulers. From the English Peasants’ Revolt (1381) to the German Peasants’ War (1524–25), ordinary Europeans resisted unbearable taxation, hunger, and oppression—only to be massacred in the tens of thousands. Even when they achieved victories—like the French Revolution—they descended back into monarchies and empires. Meanwhile, they mocked Indigenous, African, and Asian civilizations as “primitive,” even though those societies often emphasized collective well-being, ecological balance, and cultural continuity. Europeans only came close to that when they were “Yippy”—questioning their rulers and demanding fairness. But because they were so bound to hierarchy, guns, and fear of their own nobility, their rebellions almost always ended in submission. That cycle of cowardice became their identity. Today, the same societies that chant “don’t be weak” forget their ancestors were the Yippiest people alive—shot down, silenced, and ruled by elites who knew exactly how fragile their obedience really was. @SteveAgainstWhiteSupremacy @jorgethevanguard9 @Mag @ningthevanguard #YippyEuropeans #ColonizerReceipts #HistoryUnwashed #MemoryRestored #ColonialFragility

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