Sure between other nations of Native Americans, on the main continent. This One group lived on one of the larger Carribean islands, managed to not have any war, because no one else came out that far.

I’m NOT talking about any of the other nations that existed on the continents. You asked for an example and I’ve given you the only historical example I can think of. I don’t even include the Sentinel Islanders here, because while they haven’t been recorded to have participated in a war, they are clearly hostile to outsiders. The Taino didn’t respond with any hostility, to the point that Columbus made a remark in his diary that they would be easy to make slaves of the people, since they had no will to fight back. They were a communal society that didn’t have neighbors to fight with. They also lacked the gold and silver that CC was looking to pillage.

You didn’t bother reading the source. No they didn’t. Stop trying to whitewash history. They had ceremonial battles that included wooden “weapons” to resolve disputes. They didn’t kill each other.

https://newsofstjohn.com/the-taino-legacy-of-a-peaceful-joyous-and-ingenious-people/

Try again, and stop erasing history. They were unique because they lived on an isolated island, so they didn’t have neighbors to make war with.

Oh, and I was misinformed, Columbus didn’t wipe them all out, just most of them. Some still exist and have resumed their ancestral ways, apparently.

Yes. I don’t remember the name of the civilization, but there was an entirely “peaceful” society that existed for several hundred years, until Christopher Columbus showed up, and raped and murdered them all.

Pay toilets, and their inhuman morals, were the subject of at least a few Sea Chantys that date back to the 18th or 19th Century.