People Are Outraged That I’m Speaking The Truth About America’s Origins

I'm cancelling my wife's family. I chose to go to her parent's house on Thanksgiving only to hear about her Aunt who doesn't celebrate because, "We're not going to celebrate European colonization." I was the only one there that's part Native American, and I love Thanksgiving. Hearing some priviliged white woman lecture me on my favorite holiday was pretty much the last straw for me. It pisses me off that they keep ignoring history and/or rewrite it any chance they get. A lot of the natives were always allies with the settlers. Thanksgiving is a celebration of the friendship and appreciation settlers had for natives. The tribes were enemies with other tribes. They act like all Native Americans were the same. And they were all victims of the white man. It's absolutely BS. Now I think the Spanish settlers was a different story. But instead of trying to actually learn what happened, it's easier to boil down 500 years of history to just racism and white supremacy. Nevermind the Africans who sold slaves to the white men, nevermind the brutality of some of the native tribes, nevermind all of the progress we have made. These assholes will never be happy. When they get what they want, they find something else to complain about, and it never ends. Nevermind they want to use the illegal immigrants in the same way they used slaves. Nevermind it was the Republicans who freed the slaves and the Democrats who started the Civil War because they knew Lincoln was opposed to slavery. Facts don't matter anymore because they live in a fantasy world.

This is why we needed to defund the Dept. Of Education!

I am a Blackfoot from Canada, I totally agree with you, in fact I often get tired of the misinformation that is spread among our own people. We have individuals that strongly believe we were a peaceful tribe when in reality we had most of, what is now Alberta and Montana, conquered. There was slavery, there was scalping, there was barbaric acts to win battles. It was a mess. Nowadays we actually have people that will say it is all "the lie of the white man" when there is even documented journals of settlers who witnessed these acts. I, like many others just want to learn the truth and move on and grow, however there is a large group that is misinforming a lot of the youth making them think we are oppressed, which in return keeps us in an endless cycle and a victim complex that we really need to get passed.

"You could travel for weeks or months without ever seeing another human" -sounds like paradise 😊

Damn he roasted the shit out of Keith. Like Wow. Even Matt was suprised.

FYI. The 1619 fiction is not a fact based history. Nor is the opinion of LGBTQIA activists pretending to be professors and teachers.

Another amazing point is that liberals today want to call it immigration today and not colonization. Then the definition changes if you’re a white person.

Are people so stupid that they think that native Indians didn’t have slaves?!

My first ancestor who came to America was in the 1720s/30s. They lived in Chester county PA, then migrated to York co. West of the Susquehanna River, and remained their until around the War of 1812. Then moved to Southern Ohio. We built America, the Scot-Irish, and our German neighbors. They fought in the Revolutionary War, and their grandchildren fought in the War of the Rebellion for the Union Army. I recommend everyone to research their family history. Know your roots.

These kids think that if they say something out loud that it must be true - so embarrassing.