And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
First we push the people out of their lands and concentrate them onto reservations, even while keeping their image in our broader cultural mythos. Now we push their cultural images out of the broader cultural mythos.... Land O' Lakes butter: got rid of the Native American maiden cause it was offensive, kept the butter. (Also lost a great commercial artwork demonstrating the concept of smaller and smaller infinities).
I highly recommend that you read the book, "Wilderness Empire" and educate yourself on the so-called "Indian Problem" in North America. The so-called Native Americans were just as guilty and the European settlers.
Chippewa boots, once made in the native Wisconsin tribe's home state now makes a very limited selection of boots in right-to-work Missouri and a bigger selection overseas.
The American Indian logo is no longer used. Too politically incorrect.
ReplyDeleteFirst we push the people out of their lands and concentrate them onto reservations, even while keeping their image in our broader cultural mythos. Now we push their cultural images out of the broader cultural mythos.... Land O' Lakes butter: got rid of the Native American maiden cause it was offensive, kept the butter. (Also lost a great commercial artwork demonstrating the concept of smaller and smaller infinities).
DeleteI highly recommend that you read the book, "Wilderness Empire" and educate yourself on the so-called "Indian Problem" in North America. The so-called Native Americans were just as guilty and the European settlers.
Delete^^^Matt Walsh's documentaries on Indians and slavery should be required for every American to watch.
DeleteWhat's in the box? Wooden matches?
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ReplyDeleteChippewa boots, once made in the native Wisconsin tribe's home state now makes a very limited selection of boots in right-to-work Missouri and a bigger selection overseas.
ReplyDeleteyep - now owned by a conglomerate & outsourced
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