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But you don't have real history. That's the problem.lol why read that idiot crap when we have plenty of real history to go by? lol
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But you don't have real history. That's the problem.lol why read that idiot crap when we have plenty of real history to go by? lol
You can't dodge it. The buffalo soldier forced indians off their lands. You're just as dirty as the white man.Disingenuous bs. Try again.
Face your history like the man you claim you are.
Incorrect. And look at the white man you want to be president. His record of criminal behavior far exceeds what you falsely claim about Floyd.Yes. Blacks get far lighter sentences despite all the repeat offenses they commit. Good point. See gun thug George Floyd's record for a prime example. He shouldn't have been on the streets at all.
You can't dodge that Buffalo soldiers acted up command of whites.You can't dodge it. The buffalo soldier forced indians off their lands. You're just as dirty as the white man.
They didn't have to do it. But they loved doing itYou can't dodge that Buffalo soldiers acted up command of whites.
No, it is not. It is filling in the history of blacks, indigenous peoples, Euro-American whites, etc., on issues of race and slavery and culture. You are being too rigid to consider your rigid argument seriously.Whites also used Indian scouts during their acts of aggression. Dishonest whites can say that Native Americans owned slaves too. But what whites who keep trying to dodge what they have done need to do is stop pointing fingers at everybody else and accept your history. Because blacks and Native Americans fought together against what whites were doing far more than the few instances dishonestly used to dodge. Native Americans in many cases purchased runaway slaves to save them from being murdered. The great John Horse was a black Seminole who led revolts against whites. So talking about Buffalo soldiers acting on orders by whites is disingenuous. And when all you have is disingenuous bs to argue with, you lose.
Yes it is, because instead of understanding that the Buffalo Soldiers were members of the U.S. military acting upon the command of whites, and had they disobeyed those orders, they would have been tried for treason and killed, we get how Buffalo soldiers moved Native Americans off their land as if they did so independently and willingly. The truth is not flexible.No, it is not. It is filling in the history of blacks, indigenous peoples, Euro-American whites, etc., on issues of race and slavery and culture. You are being too rigid to consider your rigid argument seriously.
I am not arguing that at all. It is a common fact that we had a slavery holocaust and an indigenous genocide as part of our history. Yes, that's true.Yes it is, because instead of understanding that the Buffalo Soldiers were members of the U.S. military acting upon the command of whites, and had they disobeyed those orders, they would have been tried for treason and killed, we get how Buffalo soldiers moved Native Americans off their land as if they did so independently and willingly. The truth is not flexible.
We have the same low opinion of you that you have of anyone who dares to disagree with you. And we have the same right to express it. If you don’t like our opinions, all you have to do is put us on ignore. But then you’d only have four posters to rant to. That’s a damned small echo chamber. Face it, nobody likes you except the other racists that agree with you.THIS THREAD IS ABOUT THE INDIAN REMOVAL POLICY, AND NOT WHITE RACIST OPINIONS OF ME OR ANYONE ELSE WHO IS BLACK.
Incorrect. And look at the white man you want to be president. His record of criminal behavior far exceeds what you falsely claim about Floyd.
I am not arguing that at all. It is a common fact that we had a slavery holocaust and an indigenous genocide as part of our history. Yes, that's true.
A FEW blacks fought with one or two tribes. And it wasn’t about slavery, it was about keeping whites out of the swamps where they were hiding, as I said in another post, Francis Marion did a lot more, with a lot fewer personnel in those same swamps.Whites also used Indian scouts during their acts of aggression. Dishonest whites can say that Native Americans owned slaves too. But what whites who keep trying to dodge what they have done need to do is stop pointing fingers at everybody else and accept your history. Because blacks and Native Americans fought together against what whites were doing far more than the few instances dishonestly used to dodge. Native Americans in many cases purchased runaway slaves to save them from being murdered. The great John Horse was a black Seminole who led revolts against whites. So talking about Buffalo soldiers acting on orders by whites is disingenuous. And when all you have is disingenuous bs to argue with, you lose.
Yes it is, because instead of understanding that the Buffalo Soldiers were members of the U.S. military acting upon the command of whites, and had they disobeyed those orders, they would have been tried for treason and killed, we get how Buffalo soldiers moved Native Americans off their land as if they did so independently and willingly. The truth is not flexible.
The Buffalo Soldiers could have gotten out of the army at any time if they cared to. They weren’t slaves, or even draftees. They were all volunteers in a very small army. I know because one of my ancestors was in the cavalry in the west, got out and married a Comanche woman.You can't dodge that Buffalo soldiers acted up command of whites.
But you don't have real history. That's the problem.
Not at "any time", no, sir. That's not how it works.The Buffalo Soldiers could have gotten out of the army at any time if they cared to. They weren’t slaves, or even draftees. They were all volunteers in a very small army. I know because one of my ancestors was in the cavalry in the west, got out and married a Comanche woman.
Bring lotsa firewater.Count on it, bro. I’m retiring next week and moving out west to help my people in any way I can.
Any time after their enlistments expired. They were professional soldiers. No one forced them to re-up.Not at "any time", no, sir. That's not how it works.
Thank you for agreeing.Any time after their enlistments expired. They were professional soldiers. No one forced them to re-up.
I was clarifying my earlier statement. I never meant that they could just quit. But most, like my great, great grandfather reupped several times.Thank you for agreeing.