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Right, but you are not promoting a neo-fascist right-wing narrative.
And I don't intend to be part of a neo-fascist right-wing narrative. Maybe I just see life differently. The Cleveland Indians changing their name, I think "why get so upset about that"? I can't understand why. It makes no sense to me whatsoever.
He's tried the sportball ownership thing. IIRC, he wasn't very good at it and brought an entire league down. But at least he got a share of the $3 the USFL got from the NFL in the anti-trust case.
"One elderly Lakota man from the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation said recently, "If some Indians want to be called Native Americans or Natives, let them be called that, but I was born an Indian and I shall die an Indian.
So if you travel to any Indian reservation out west you will soon discover that nearly all of the indigenous people refer to themselves as "Indian," especially the elders who are still fluent in their Indian language. As Chief Oliver Red Cloud said a few years before he died, "I am Lakota and I am Indian.""
Maybe if we removed labels and just called everyone human beings, we could dispense with all the niceties and get down to the business of just being us? Just a thought ...
I just watched natives at a Rodeo in Wyoming, they all referred to themselves as Indians. Same with some of my relatives in New Mexico, the word Indian isn't a big no no to them either.
Let's not forget Asian Indians are called Indians too. I'm Indian and in no mood to be called a Guardian. I was quite happy with the Cleveland Indians (until they beat the Astros, that is.)
George Carlin once said political correctness is fascism pretending to be manners.
Call it whatever you like. Its just more of the wokeness movement spilling over into everything now.
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