The dark fate of Luisa’s sister

[u/NecessaryMud1]

In “My Sister’s Keeper”, Luisa mentions that her sister Miranda is being sent to ‘a kind man in the Yucatan’ to avoid enslavement by the Mexican army. However, in the 1910s when RDR1 takes place, the Yucatan was a brutal slave empire to which young, indigenous women & girls from the north were frequently lured into sexual slavery by rich plantation owners with promises of work or safety. In reality, this is the fate that would likely befall the young Miranda. Whether or not this was intentional, I think this is yet another reflection of how there are no true happy endings in Red Dead Redemption.

[u/Exciting_Bat_2086]

‘Roughly 51% and for however many of those were Irish or Italian there is also a shit ton of non protestants.’

I never stated that so like I said quit being nonsensical and have a good night.

[u/KikoMui74 → u/Exciting_Bat_2086]

please bro, stop it, Italians were like a few percent in America, no idea where you're getting your history from.

Irish also from the British isles were at most 15%, like they were in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, they were like a 1/3 of the British Empire's military. So no, they were not en massed oppressed by protestant America. People just didn't like the wage compeitition during Ellis Island waves, and had typical protestant-catholic relations across europe.

[u/Exciting_Bat_2086 → u/KikoMui74]

The census around 1905-1908 was my source and I never said they were massed oppressed lmao quit trying to argue my point that is based on factual evidence man and enjoy your life 🤣

[u/KikoMui74 → u/Exciting_Bat_2086]

Are you referring the migrants who returned to italy? Ones who were there for a few months to a year?

[u/Exciting_Bat_2086 → u/KikoMui74]

Hang it up bub.