Science Mag Writer: Industrial-Scale Human Sacrifice By Mexicas Wasn't 'Horrific' or 'Evil'"It's hard for me to imagine that people *wanted* to be sacrificed, but that's my own biases and cultural conditioning talking."Chris Menahan InformationLiberation Jun. 24, 2018 |
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Science Magazine's latest cover story revealed how archaeologists found a "literal tower of skulls beneath Mexico City."
Many people on Twitter responded by saying this proves Spanish Conquistador Hernan Cortes was right:
Others said the Mexica were worse than the Nazis:
Science Magazine writer Lizzie Wade evidently got triggered by the responses to her article and went on a tweetstorm trying to explain why industrial-scale human sacrifice as practiced by the Mexica wasn't "horrific" or "evil." Here's some of the responses:
Incidentally, at least 33 skulls were found in January in the drug cartel dominated territory of Nayarit in western Mexico.
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