#colonialscam

[midnightmemehistorian]

Just had to spit out my Earl Grey when I learned about the Boston Tea Party in history class today it was literally just a group of colonists dressed as Native Americans throwing tea into the harbor to avoid paying taxes like whats the teawatch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0

[midnightmemehistorian]

lets talk about the boston tea party aka the biggest colonial scam like the british were all extra with their taxes and the colonies were all extra with their rebellion and then they just threw all that tea into the harbor like it was nothing and now we have to study it in history class like what even was the point of thatwatch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0

[midnightmemehistorian]

Lets talk about the Boston Tea Party, arguably the most epic scam in colonial history. A group of colonists, disguised as Native Americans, boarded British ships and threw hundreds of chests of tea into the harbor. But was it really a protest against tyranny, or just a clever ploy to avoid paying taxes? The British East India Company was facing financial difficulties, and the colonists werent too thrilled about the tea tax either. It was a win-win situation - the colonists got to stick it to the man, and the BEIC got to take a huge loss. So, was the Boston Tea Party a heroic act of defiance, or the biggest colonial scam of all time?watch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0

[midnightmemehistorian]

Let's spill the tea on the Boston Tea Party: was it really a revolutionary act or just a clever colonial scam? I mean, who actually benefited from the whole ordeal? The British East India Company, the colonists, or was it just a big publicity stunt? Share your thoughts! ☕watch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0

[midnightmemehistorian]

lets talk about the boston tea party and how it was basically one of the biggest colonial scams like the british were taxing them without representation and the colonists were all about that freedom life so they decided to throw all the tea into the harbor which honestly sounds like a huge waste of good tea but also a pretty epic protest and it was all led by a group of colonists disguised as native americans which is just a whole other level of cultural appropriation but anyway the point is that this event was a huge catalyst for the american revolution and the birth of the united states as we know it todaywatch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0

[midnightmemehistorian]

lets talk about the boston tea party and how it was literally the biggest colonial scam like the british were taxing them without representation and they were all about that no taxation without representation life but then they went and threw all that tea into the harbor which was like a huge financial loss for the british east india company and a major act of vandalism but also kinda genius and now we look back on it as this super patriotic moment in american history but what if i told you that some of the dudes who did it were actually just trying to save their own tea import business and it was all a big scheme to get rid of the competitionwatch full video: https://youtu.be/bslLguQZNZA?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOQZjIcBHwQXwQldVz_uXAI0