Bryan Fischer Suggests Native Americans Were Justifiably Removed From Their Land (Brown, government)

[scobby]

Bryan Fischer Suggests Native Americans Were Justifiably Removed From Their Land | Right Wing Watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N0g0fbDKTw

Isn't he justifying the injustifiable ? So the so-called immorality of other nations give others the right to expel them from their home and occupy their land.

[Mircea]

Originally Posted by scobby

Isn't he justifying the injustifiable ?

I don't know. I don't have the time to waste watching a Useless Tube video.

Isn't "Right Wing Watch" a misnomer?

If they're watching the "Right Wing" why are they watching Christian evangelists?

Shouldn't they change their name to "Christian Evangelist Watch?"

See if you can justify that...

Mircea

[Kreutz]

Don’t Cry for Me, America

Don’t apologize to Indians! The United States government has no right or reason to offer condolences to Indian warriors. A warrior never apologizes for war. A warrior never asks for apologies, either, especially after he has fought and lost.

No thanks, Sen. Brownback. As an American Indian, of a warrior tribe (Comanche), the last thing I want is an apology. I’m brave enough to love America, thank you.

Brownback’s proposal is itself ill-conceived, and more degrading than any past action of the government. An apology in this circumstance is the most humiliating gesture that the government could possibly make. Such an apology justifies nothing, but instead insults the honor of all Indians who fought, who died, and who earned the treaties with their blood.

[DahomeyAhosi]

Originally Posted by Kreutz

Don’t Cry for Me, America

David Yeagley is 1/4 Comanche, 3/4 white, and 100% interesting in taking the nonexistant post of Uncle Tomahawk. Unfortunately the mainstream doesn't have much use for folks like him....if only he were 1/4 black.