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[SIDA!]

Man I'm so proud that Columbus came here and completely stole land from the natives and use their children as sex slaves. And that Louisiana purchase, man that ruled. Really makes me appreciate my heritage.

I am curious. Are Native Americans allowed to be proud of their heritage?

btw...you do know that Columbus never actually stepped foot on what is recognized today as American soil, right?

1.Sure. But you usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a Navajo" or "I'm proud of being a Cherokee", etc. You don't usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a red man."

2. I doubt there are too many educated people who don't know this. Are you hanging out with Trump supporters again?

1. LOL...I hear Native American people say they are proud of their Native American heritage far more often than whatever tribe they are from (though they are obviously proud of that as well).

2. I think if you polled most Americans...most of them would say that Columbus discovered America (as in stepped foot on soil that is now considered the United States)

But again...you have to take a dig at Trump or Trump supporters. Because we all know that Democrat voters are the best and brightest America has to offer.

 

[timschochet]

Man I'm so proud that Columbus came here and completely stole land from the natives and use their children as sex slaves. And that Louisiana purchase, man that ruled. Really makes me appreciate my heritage.

I am curious. Are Native Americans allowed to be proud of their heritage?

btw...you do know that Columbus never actually stepped foot on what is recognized today as American soil, right?

1.Sure. But you usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a Navajo" or "I'm proud of being a Cherokee", etc. You don't usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a red man."

2. I doubt there are too many educated people who don't know this. Are you hanging out with Trump supporters again?

1. LOL...I hear Native American people say they are proud of their Native American heritage far more often than whatever tribe they are from (though they are obviously proud of that as well).

2. I think if you polled most Americans...most of them would say that Columbus discovered America (as in stepped foot on soil that is now considered the United States)

But again...you have to take a dig at Trump or Trump supporters. Because we all know that Democrat voters are the best and brightest America has to offer.

1. Do they say "I'm proud of the red race?" or "I'm proud of being a red man"?

2. There are some very stupid Dems out there, but they look like rocket scientists compared to you know who...

 

[SIDA!]

Man I'm so proud that Columbus came here and completely stole land from the natives and use their children as sex slaves. And that Louisiana purchase, man that ruled. Really makes me appreciate my heritage.

I am curious. Are Native Americans allowed to be proud of their heritage?

btw...you do know that Columbus never actually stepped foot on what is recognized today as American soil, right?

1.Sure. But you usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a Navajo" or "I'm proud of being a Cherokee", etc. You don't usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a red man."

2. I doubt there are too many educated people who don't know this. Are you hanging out with Trump supporters again?

1. LOL...I hear Native American people say they are proud of their Native American heritage far more often than whatever tribe they are from (though they are obviously proud of that as well).

2. I think if you polled most Americans...most of them would say that Columbus discovered America (as in stepped foot on soil that is now considered the United States)

But again...you have to take a dig at Trump or Trump supporters. Because we all know that Democrat voters are the best and brightest America has to offer.

1. Do they say "I'm proud of the red race?" or "I'm proud of being a red man"?

2. There are some very stupid Dems out there, but they look like rocket scientists compared to you know who...

1. I have never heard a Native American refer to themselves as a red man or their red race. But, then I have never heard Asians refer to themselves as yellow man or the yellow race.

Are blacks the only one that can use a color to describe themselves?

Because I have seen plenty of Mexicans refer to "brown pride."

But ultimately...you are just trying to distract from the question I asked of Zow. Would he make fun of a Native American who says they are proud of their heritage.

Something along the lines of:

"Man, I am so proud that my people killed other Native Americans, took their scalps and took their women. Oh...and cannibalism is yummy, too. Yay to my Native American heritage."

I am wondering if that is what we can expect Zow to say about Native Americans who profess pride in their ancestry.

 

[squistion]

1. I have never heard a Native American refer to themselves as a red man or their red race. But, then I have never heard Asians refer to themselves as yellow man or the yellow race.

Are blacks the only one that can use a color to describe themselves?

Because I have seen plenty of Mexicans refer to "brown pride."

But ultimately...you are just trying to distract from the question I asked of Zow. Would he make fun of a Native American who says they are proud of their heritage.

Something along the lines of:

"Man, I am so proud that my people killed other Native Americans, took their scalps and took their women. Oh...and cannibalism is yummy, too. Yay to my Native American heritage."

I am wondering if that is what we can expect Zow to say about Native Americans who profess pride in their ancestry.

 

[Van Dyman]

Man I'm so proud that Columbus came here and completely stole land from the natives and use their children as sex slaves. And that Louisiana purchase, man that ruled. Really makes me appreciate my heritage.

I am curious. Are Native Americans allowed to be proud of their heritage?

btw...you do know that Columbus never actually stepped foot on what is recognized today as American soil, right?

1.Sure. But you usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a Navajo" or "I'm proud of being a Cherokee", etc. You don't usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a red man."

2. I doubt there are too many educated people who don't know this. Are you hanging out with Trump supporters again?

1. LOL...I hear Native American people say they are proud of their Native American heritage far more often than whatever tribe they are from (though they are obviously proud of that as well).

2. I think if you polled most Americans...most of them would say that Columbus discovered America (as in stepped foot on soil that is now considered the United States)

But again...you have to take a dig at Trump or Trump supporters. Because we all know that Democrat voters are the best and brightest America has to offer.

Dude, don't get so bent out of shape. That was a statement of fact not a slur.

 

[SIDA!]

Man I'm so proud that Columbus came here and completely stole land from the natives and use their children as sex slaves. And that Louisiana purchase, man that ruled. Really makes me appreciate my heritage.

I am curious. Are Native Americans allowed to be proud of their heritage?

btw...you do know that Columbus never actually stepped foot on what is recognized today as American soil, right?

1.Sure. But you usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a Navajo" or "I'm proud of being a Cherokee", etc. You don't usually hear them say, "I'm proud of being a red man."

2. I doubt there are too many educated people who don't know this. Are you hanging out with Trump supporters again?

1. LOL...I hear Native American people say they are proud of their Native American heritage far more often than whatever tribe they are from (though they are obviously proud of that as well).

2. I think if you polled most Americans...most of them would say that Columbus discovered America (as in stepped foot on soil that is now considered the United States)

But again...you have to take a dig at Trump or Trump supporters. Because we all know that Democrat voters are the best and brightest America has to offer.

Dude, don't get so bent out of shape. That was a statement of fact not a slur.

Not sure you know what a fact is to be honest. But, I wasn't bent out of shape. It is an ongoing theme that him and I have discussed.