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Apaches did indeed live in AZ. They still do. They were in my area as early as the 1400's.
And the descendants of the Apaches are U.S. citizens with all the rights that any other citizen has. The reason this conversation got started is because someone said in view of the Arizona law that it was "ironic" that the Apaches were indigenous to Arizona. I asked what the irony was and he never answered.
I deleted that, I'd probably get in trouble for it...
I dont understand...
you would delete my quote
you want me to delete the quote
or you deleted what you posted?
if its the later, dont worry i dont go running/crying to the monitor every time someone gets pissed at me. If I cant take what you[ or anyone else] have to say to me..I would leave the Forum.
As of yesterday... it flies from my halyard out front. Available thru Amazon.com or Seven Brothers.com. It was hoisted as soon as I took it out of the envelope. God Bless Arizona!
Actually, the flag is pretty funny. But it is copyrighted, isn't it? I think that's what he was trying to say.....(more dots)
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Arizona 'Bite Me' flag
