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It is an anti-White myth that the Spanish (and settlers in North America) committed genocide; 80–95% of the native Indians died of disease within the first century of contact. As soon as the Spanish set foot in Central America and made first contact with the Maya and coastal Aztecs, plagues spread throughout both continents all the way to the Andes, well in advance of the Conquistadors. The Incas were dropping dead by the millions before Francisco Pizarro had even met one. 🐷🐑🐮It was the New World's complete lack of farm animals like cows and swine and not living in close quarters with them for tens of thousands of years – the Indians long and complete genetic isolation – which left them so vulnerable to Old World diseases like smallpox. These diseases brought by any other group of people, the Chinese for example, would have caused the same devastation; their epidemic decimation was just a matter of time. In the same manner, it wasn't Whitey who went bush-whacking into the African continent to capture the slaves because Europeans had no immunity to the tropical diseases present there. If Europeans had really wanted to genocide the Native Americans, there would be none left today to moan about the "injustice" of being a primitive stone age savage.