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he is dead as hell

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he's dead

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i like to think the anon telling you to burn in hell was aimed specifically at Andrew Jackson. in fact i'll personally make sure it gets to him

and you know what I appreciate that u a real one fr

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dead as fuck to be honest. happy Easter to those who celebrate

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It's all very interesting stuff ! I am working towards my anthropology degree and eventual doctorate, and the actions of the presidents have HUGE impacts on how we practice anthropology today, or how the things we study/observe have formed (I've previously discussed Lincoln causing embalming to become a popular practice), so it's a very important topic to me ! I also think it's really baffling that so many people simply don't know the history of these terrible actions, they really are something that should be talked about more, and in my opinion should be considered common knowledge right up there with things like "don't cross the street without looking both ways". I could talk for hours about different presidential actions + their impacts on society and the field of anthropology. I hold a great disdain in my heart for every president we've ever had from the first one to the one we have now.

drunk in the club shaking with the barely contained urge to explain the impact the trail of tears had on anthropology as a practice and how much of the work modern anthropology does is attempting to undo that impact

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dead

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They don't know that the trail of tears isn't the result of singular actions by Jackson but instead is traced back to Washington's statements that the only way for the colonies to coexist alongside the native peoples was for native Americans to assimilate to white European culture...they don't know that every president following this sought to uphold this belief until reaching a climax with Jackson concluding this assimilation would never occur, viewing this as an act of violence against him, and thus resulting in the Indian removal act...they also don't know that it wasn't just native Americans that were displaced and killed but that all people of color were and the history of this part of the act is traced back to America's foundations being built on slave labor...

drunk in the club shaking with the barely contained urge to explain the impact the trail of tears had on anthropology as a practice and how much of the work modern anthropology does is attempting to undo that impact

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drunk in the club shaking with the barely contained urge to explain the impact the trail of tears had on anthropology as a practice and how much of the work modern anthropology does is attempting to undo that impact

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Submit to the will of Jesus Christ or you will burn in hell

Thanks for the ask! Just 2 things however. 1. What does this have to do with this blog and 2. I'm literally catholic ???

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still dead

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checked. still dead

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he is dead dead dead !

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yall he's dead as hell

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so we know he’s dead

but has he decomposed yet?

for sure. given the fact that historical evidence traces the modern popularity of embalming in funerary practices to the death of Abraham Lincoln and his early embrace in the practice of being embalmed (it is often assumed he is in fact the first president to be embalmed), it can be safely assumed that Jackson wasn't embalmed. Abraham Lincoln died in 1865, while Jackson died in 1845 and the 20 years that separated their deaths signifies a huge gap in the post-death process. Jackson himself was buried in a limestone tomb instead of a casket, and while the structure of tombs provides a somewhat stable seal that seal is not airtight and thus, nearly 200 years post-death, the lack of this airtightness would lead to the decomposition of the body. So yes, he is certainly dead, and he is certainly decomposed!

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on a scale or 1-10 with 10 being “an absolute fucking goner”

how dead is he?

at least a 30 dude

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hey guys. this blog was made as a silly gimmick based off a joke in my AP history class in high school and I still think it's funny (I hate andrew Jackson with a passion) and I think it's funnier that it's gaining a little traction recently? like several followers a day. that being said, do not look for or ask for my main blogs outside of this one. most of you I've noticed are minors, which is fine here, but I am not and I keep all my other accounts strictly MDNI and feel I have an obligation to keep yall away from the sort of content I create/consume/reblog/etc. on those accounts. Thanks! God bless that andrew Jackson is dead

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dead to be honest