Awwww, We Took Their Land…

Killed Almost Everyone Associated with Their Culture

Boo-Fucking Hoo You Damn Bleeding Hearts!!!

I’m getting tired of all of these people crying me a river about the Indians. You know has a right to voice their opinions about the matter? The Indians. That’s it. Oh, so you eat tofu and suddenly haven’t gotten the epiphany that our ancestors haven’t done everything in the most scrupulous fashion…and you’re pissed?

Fuck off, you spoiled piece of shit! Oh, your heart aches for these poor savages every time you drive on the highway, enjoy the California beach, eat a ton of food, and listen to highly defined music. Do you ever think for a second that the quality of your life is based on the fact that those heartless pioneers took land from the Indians? Yeah, go ahead…let Running Horse take over your house.

Let’s get a few things straight. I do feel badly for the Native Americans. I feel bad for any group of people that gets dominated in battle. They lost but they put a valiant [though certainly not concentrated nor organized] effort. If it had to do strictly with “heart”, perhaps those savages would have had their way with townspeople. Gasp! That’s right! They were mean sometimes too! Don’t drop your acoustic guitar Shirley!!!

Anyway, we seem to romanticize NA culture to a nauseating degree. When you bring their myths to the same level as other religions, they look somewhat childish. The limited wisdom that fills some of the stories seems to be held up by a foundation of silly ideas about various different god-sques. Let’s face it, if these people were so noble, they would have been able to get over their past disputes to counter the great White push.

Oh, sorry. I guess killing off the buffalo was a move that had never been done before. Let me see. If you find out that someone you are fighting with depends almost solely on one animal, what do you do? No, Shirley, you don’t nurture that species and say “Let the best man win!” You wipe them out if you can. Not to mention the hairy fuckers were damaging our railroads.

What happened to Native Americans was sad and unfortunate. If they could have assimilated more properly to our style of life, things would have been a lot better. When I hear of the hardships Indians live with, I do know through a tickertape parade. There is guilt; I am not trying to deny that.

But let’s face it. We can’t be so hypocritical to look at our affluent lifestyles and say, “I wouldn’t have made the decisions that Buffalo Bill made if I was living then.” The vast majority of people would act just like any manipulated mass. Take any large group of people and we could have another McCarthyism…another Red Scare…another Nazi party.

The Indians were people with very different viewpoints from ours. To that point they are intriguing. But it is clear that their way of life was not fit for the advancement of human beings. It is astonishing to watch as educated people talk of them as having superior ways of living. When you live mostly for survival, learning is not going to happen. These people failed to evolve and their outdated lifestyles and cultures were their true poison…not the disease and brutality of white men.