Due to the plagues and plentiful infections the Europeans have, they developed a sort of immunity, the way milkmaids were immune to smallpox, so they were probably immune to the blankets and just didn't know.
Can you imagine a European picking up a blanket he knew was infected with smallpox? Smallpox was about the most terrifying disease in the world.https://twitter.com/ndr69424529/status/1154820700508696577 …
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I believe the resident population gave the world tobacco, 500 million or so deaths and counting. But the blankets......
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Using Ebola as a weapon, then touching and handling it with your own hands.pic.twitter.com/mDVPq9kseI
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So by liberal logic, when they bring home the Flu, they are infact intentionally trying to murder WOMEN and CHILDREN in their own homes! The Flu has killed hundreds of millions and continues to infect millions more each year! What kind of evil Leftist does that to their family?pic.twitter.com/c0WmFHxmAi
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I can if they used a boy who was already infected or if they knew people who had it before never got sick again. We are capable of great evil and honestly good for us, we will need it soon.
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The "smallpox blanket" myth has been pretty authoritatively debunked by several historians. And how ridiculous to claim Euros had "immunity" to pox, hence why infected blankets were passed about--why did we need to develop vaccines if we had immunity?!
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