DakotaKai_fan20
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And if that was the case, I would be a full blooded Native American.I'm saying that it never would have happened had we not invaded their land in the first place, treating them so unfairly.
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And if that was the case, I would be a full blooded Native American.I'm saying that it never would have happened had we not invaded their land in the first place, treating them so unfairly.
You have no idea how the Plains Indians hunted Buffalo. My great-grandmother was a Comanche, and she described how they hunted. They would drive whole herds of Buffalo off cliffs or into ravines, take the choice cuts of meat and sinew and other things they used and leave tens of tons of meat to rot or be eaten by scavengers. The bows the Plains Indians used were not powerful enough to kill something as large and thick-skinned as a Buffalo.Who were the previous occupants 40,000 years ago?
So what? Were they bothering you?
RUBBISH. There were millions of buffalo. The Indians only took what they needed and used all of the buffalo, they did not slaughter thousands at a time and leave all the meat rotting while only taking the hides.
Again, it was their land. It was the USG who wanted the treaties, not the Indians. Indians don't use treaties.
Mention it all you want. Doesn't have any bearing on this conversation.
I'm saying that it never would have happened had we not invaded their land in the first place, treating them so unfairly.
I think I do. I have studied endless hours of documentaries on the Indian compiled by hundreds of people. You knew one Indian.You have no idea how the Plains Indians hunted Buffalo.
Right. This was common practice, but only as much as they needed, and they took the meat and other stuff they needed. White man only wanted the hide. And the Indian did not hunt buffalo to extinction, white men did.They would drive whole herds of Buffalo off cliffs or into ravines, take the choice cuts of meat and sinew and other things
These are typical of the arguments one gets from leftists when it comes to the American Indians. No one is talking about "40,000 years ago." We're talking about the period just before and during the U.S. expansion into the West. And, yes, the Indians did kill a huge portion of the buffalo population, as historian T. J. Stiles discusses in his Pulitzer Prize-winning book Custer's Trials. Whites killed more, but the Indians killed a large number.Who were the previous occupants 40,000 years ago?
So what? Were they bothering you?
RUBBISH. There were millions of buffalo. The Indians only took what they needed and used all of the buffalo, they did not slaughter thousands at a time and leave all the meat rotting while only taking the hides.
Again, it was their land. It was the USG who wanted the treaties, not the Indians. Indians don't use treaties.
Mention it all you want. Doesn't have any bearing on this conversation.
I'm saying that it never would have happened had we not invaded their land in the first place, treating them so unfairly.
Oh so you support the genocide of my ancestors? The seventh Calvary herded them like buffalo and killed the innocents. I suggest giving this song a listen from their point of view.