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IT’S STILL COLUMBUS DAY
American Indians have forgotten their roots as a conquered people
These days we honour minorities out of either a sense of guilt, or as a result of the propaganda spread by Communists for decades. Okay, I can understand being proud of your Native American heritage. I can understand harking back to your roots and honouring any ethnic heritage that is partially yours. I cannot understand you demanding special rights as a result of any actions by anyone hundreds of years ago.
Fairly recent moves by many state governors, such as Brad Little of Idaho, to take away Christopher Columbus’ prestige and status are wrong. Christopher brought us to this, the new world, and should be revered as the hero he is. Unfortunately this is not good enough for a few militant drunk Indians in a trailer. They want, based on their liquored-up anger, to rename the holiday set aside for a hero.
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IT’LL ALWAYS BE “COLUMBUS DAY”
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These drunkard wahoos want to call Columbus Day “Indigenous People’s Day”. What a load of crap! What so many ‘Native Americans’ seem to overlook is that they are a conquered people. They went war with the European Americans and they lost. To put it bluntly, “They got their arses kicked!” Old wounds heal slowly in the hearts and minds of fanatics, drunkards, and the perennially bored.
Call it Columbus Day regardless of what others may say.
I’m Max, and that’s the way I see it
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