Thread: Have you heard? We're now dubbed "natives" not Am

I saw a post where a native American was taking offense at being called an American Indian or native American. Well one or the other.

He said he prefers, "Casino American!".

He was kidding... I think.

They can call me whatever they want. I am an American. I have no other country to return to. Neither does my dad nor my grandparents who gave their oath of alligence to the USA. And I will fight every day of my life to preserve America and Americans.
Call, fax, email those in the Senate!

No eighteenth or nineteenth century American would have confused Indians with "Native Americans." The so-called Native Americans were referred to in the Declaration of Independence as the "merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction, of all Ages, Sexes & Conditions." U.S. citizenship wasn't extended to Indians until acts of Congress in 1887, 1901, and 1924.

I don't have any objection to being called a native.

Regarding the label of "hater," I have been presenting to these open borders demonstrators that generous Americans have been doing the very opposite thing in extending a helping hand; so they call that "hate"!!

Latinos: With all the help we give them (including tens of billion of dollars and at least a million volunteeers) and now that they are all on the web anyway, they should do just fine in their own homeland.

We need to disarm this verbal minefield once and for all. Dancing around it only perpetuates its existence. Whenever someone calls me a "racist, bigot, nativist, xenophobe, hater, extremist, nazi, etc," I simply shrug it off. I'm encouraged to see that the verbal nuclear bomb of the open borders crowd - the accusation of racism - has lost much of its rhetorical efficacy over the past few months. More Americans than ever before are unwilling to be let themselves be intimidated and dehumanized by mere words. The stakes this time around are too high.

We once owned the property down to about Mexico City. Maybe it is time to reclaim it!

THATS THE KIND OF THINKING I LIKE TO HEAR. THE BEST DEFENSE IS A GOOD OFFENSE.

WHEN MEXICO STARTED THE FIRST MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR OVER TERRITORY WHICH IS NOW TEXAS (LAND THAT MEXICAN GOVERNMENT HAD SOLD TO THE WHITE SETTLERS FAIR AND SQUARE) WE ENDED UP TAKING THAT BACK AND THE WEST COAST AND LAND ALL THE WAY TO MEXICO CITY.

GUESS THEY DIDNT LEARN A LESSON FROM THAT. SO "TAKE TWO" WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA.

Originally Posted by redpony353

We once owned the property down to about Mexico City. Maybe it is time to reclaim it!

THATS THE KIND OF THINKING I LIKE TO HEAR. THE BEST DEFENSE IS A GOOD OFFENSE.

WHEN MEXICO STARTED THE FIRST MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR OVER TERRITORY WHICH IS NOW TEXAS (LAND THAT MEXICAN GOVERNMENT HAD SOLD TO THE WHITE SETTLERS FAIR AND SQUARE) WE ENDED UP TAKING THAT BACK AND THE WEST COAST AND LAND ALL THE WAY TO MEXICO CITY.

GUESS THEY DIDNT LEARN A LESSON FROM THAT. SO "TAKE TWO" WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA.

Sometimes this all sort of cracks me up.

A guy at a rally was yelling at me and saying something like, "You've lost your country.! You've lost your country!". I went ballistic. Now that I think about it, if Mexico and our own government are determined to make this Mexico it opens up whole new opportunities for me and the rest of us.

The Honorable, Dr. StokeyBob

Bostwitz's

Excuse me, but has anyone else noticed how many Bush cabinet members are of hispanic background? If they were acting like patriotic Americans, this would not raise any red flags with me. However, with all the sinister behavior from this administration toward the "natives", it makes me very suspicious of the motivation for having so many in positions of high office in the govt. Is this part of an effort to make the transition go smoother from an nation ruled by the U.S.constitution to handing off authority of our country to the Mexican govt? Some sinister stuff going on here folks. Case in point: the "Alberto Gonzales Justice" dept. prosecuting and jailing our brave border patrol agents and other law enforcement officers who have done their duty on the illegal invasion issue. But of course, the decision to persecute these men had nothing to do with any input from the Mexican govt. OOooooh NOoooooo. They are nothing less than political prisoners. This did not used to happen in the good ole U.S. of A. However, we have always heard of this kind of corruption in the govt. south of us. It appears that some people in high offices seem to think that these are policies that will have to work for America as well. I expect that we shall see.
This fight ain't over. Attempts to overthrow America from within can be expected to be met with stiff resistence from the natives.

Welcome Bostwitz. We couldn't agree more.

Originally Posted by GeorgiaPeach

So many excusers for the invaders, makes you wonder who in the Bush White House, cabinet or even Congress really represents American Citizens, believes in the rule of law, and does not want this nation to totally fall apart and be foreign owned and foreign populated (invaded) with WIDE open doors and a program for everyone, at taxpayer expense.

Jeremiah 29:11

The selfish oil men, bankers, and other corporate criminals wrote us off in their greedy agenda, have failed to fully comprehend the Spirit of America.
Now, they are getting payback and the feel of when Americans get mad, stand up, move foreward and push the bastards out of the way.


I like to refer to bush and the rest of them as elected officials and remind them of it often. It puts into perspective who's working for who here...to me anyway and thats what counts.

Originally Posted by Daedalus

No eighteenth or nineteenth century American would have confused Indians with "Native Americans." The so-called Native Americans were referred to in the Declaration of Independence as the "merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction, of all Ages, Sexes & Conditions." U.S. citizenship wasn't extended to Indians until acts of Congress in 1887, 1901, and 1924.

I would respectfully suggest that you tread lightly on this subject.

Frankly, it doesn't matter how American Indians were referred to in the Declaration of Independence.

"Savagery" has infected every society at different points in time.