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I was responding to your stupid comment ... Handle your stupidity the best you can ...
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I was responding to your stupid comment ... Handle your stupidity the best you can ...
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Yes, there were
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The feathers the Native Americans wore are symbols of Honor and Respect given to them by the tribe.
Each feather was used to signify the connection between the Warrior and the Creator ...
They believed that when an Eagle lost a feather, the feather carried the Power (medicine) of the eagle with it.
"The most highly esteemed type of feather is that of the eagle – the bravest and strongest of all birds. The eagle flies higher and sees better than any other bird and has an unparalleled connection to the Heavens. Eagle feathers are believed to carry strong medicine and guide the mind, body and spirit towards courage, strength, and hope."
That's why the Native Americans wore feathers.
"Those who received eagle feathers wore them with pride and, to this day, eagle feathers are cared for greatly by recipients.
The highest honor to be bestowed on an American Indian is to be given the feather of a Golden or Bald Eagle. They are so highly prized, the law in the USA even recognizes the significance of eagle feathers in Native culture, tradition, and religion. While eagles are highly protected under US law, Native Americans are allowed specific exemptions to acquire, possess, and pass down eagle feathers. Only members of Federally Recognized Tribes may possess Eagle Feathers. According to current US law, unauthorized people possessing an eagle feather may be fined very large sums. As such, sometimes turkey feathers are dyed and substituted for eagle feathers for commercial purposes."
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The feathers the Native Americans wore are symbols of Honor and Respect given to them by the tribe.
Each feather was used to signify the connection between the Warrior and the Creator ...
They believed that when an Eagle lost a feather, the feather carried the Power (medicine) of the eagle with it.
"The most highly esteemed type of feather is that of the eagle – the bravest and strongest of all birds. The eagle flies higher and sees better than any other bird and has an unparalleled connection to the Heavens. Eagle feathers are believed to carry strong medicine and guide the mind, body and spirit towards courage, strength, and hope."
That's why the Native Americans wore feathers.
"Those who received eagle feathers wore them with pride and, to this day, eagle feathers are cared for greatly by recipients.
The highest honor to be bestowed on an American Indian is to be given the feather of a Golden or Bald Eagle. They are so highly prized, the law in the USA even recognizes the significance of eagle feathers in Native culture, tradition, and religion. While eagles are highly protected under US law, Native Americans are allowed specific exemptions to acquire, possess, and pass down eagle feathers. Only members of Federally Recognized Tribes may possess Eagle Feathers. According to current US law, unauthorized people possessing an eagle feather may be fined very large sums. As such, sometimes turkey feathers are dyed and substituted for eagle feathers for commercial purposes."
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I think that they did not all wear feathers, there were different peoples..
The feathers the Native Americans wore are symbols of Honor and Respect given to them by the tribe.
Each feather was used to signify the connection between the Warrior and the Creator ...
They believed that when an Eagle lost a feather, the feather carried the Power (medicine) of the eagle with it.
"The most highly esteemed type of feather is that of the eagle – the bravest and strongest of all birds. The eagle flies higher and sees better than any other bird and has an unparalleled connection to the Heavens. Eagle feathers are believed to carry strong medicine and guide the mind, body and spirit towards courage, strength, and hope."
That's why the Native Americans wore feathers.
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Where is the evidence that the Apache religion had an eagle?
By the way, they wore horns. This is exactly what is falsely attributed to Vitings. They were Proto-Americans.
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By the way, they wore horns. This is exactly what is falsely attributed to Vitings. They were Proto-Americans.
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The horns the Natives wore were from the Buffalo ...
And again, one of their connections to the Spiritual World and their Religion was ...
The Great White Buffalo
The Great White Buffalo represented Harmony, Purpose and Prosperity ...
And was intended to send the message of Strength, Bravery and Power (medicine).
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The horns the Natives wore were from the Buffalo ...
And again, one of their connections to the Spiritual World and their Religion was ...
The Great White Buffalo
The Great White Buffalo represented Harmony, Purpose and Prosperity ...
And was intended to send the message of Strength, Bravery and Power (medicine).
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I think that they did not all wear feathers, there were different peoples.
Where is the evidence that the Apache religion had an eagle?
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Geronimo was a Ndendahe Apache ...
(stop trying to talk to us about what you don't know about the People who lived here ... and still do)
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Geronimo was a Ndendahe Apache ...
(stop trying to talk to us about what you don't know about the People who lived here ... and still do)
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This man looks like a Yakut, he is not from the Apaches..
View attachment 683670
Geronimo was a Ndendahe Apache ...
(stop trying to talk to us about what you don't know about the People who lived here ... and still do)
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This man looks like a Yakut, he is not from the Apaches.
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Dude, stop arguing with me about what you think he looks like ... Read his damn biography you fucking nitwit.
Oh ... Sorry, you might not know who Geronimo was, and why the fuck just about everyone in America does ...
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Dude, stop arguing with me about what you think he looks like ... Read his damn biography you fucking nitwit.
Oh ... Sorry, you might not know who Geronimo was, and why the fuck just about everyone in America does ...
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All retro photos with feathers that I come across have an Evenk type of face. This is apparently a different tribe, with a different origin. The Apaches most likely did not wear feathers, they had a hairband, like Goiko Mitich. Something like this.
Dude, stop arguing with me about what you think he looks like ... Read his damn biography you fucking nitwit.
Oh ... Sorry, you might not know who Geronimo was, and why the fuck just about everyone in America does ...
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All retro photos with feathers that I come across have an Evenk type of face. This is apparently a different tribe, with a different origin. The Apaches most likely did not wear feathers, they had a hairband, like Goiko Mitich. Something like this
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You are one stupid motherfucker when I post a picture of the most famous Apache in America wearing feathers ...
And then you want to suggest they didn't wear feathers.
Plus ... You stupid fucker ... Even the guy in the picture you just posted is wearing a feather in his headband ...
You didn't see it in the picture because they are white at the bottom, and it is sticking straight up.
The reason warriors wore few feathers is because you could only get a feather in a few ways.
They represented major accomplishments, and meant just about the same thing as service medals for victory and valor in combat.
The reason chiefs often wore more feathers is because they didn't have to personally earn all their feathers.
The feathers they wore could recognize their own accomplishments, but could also be passed down from elders,
and in a sense the elder would be passing their "medicine" with the feather.
Since a Native tribes viewed the tribe as a family ... The feathers didn't even have to follow a particular lineage.
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You are one stupid motherfucker when I post a picture of the most famous Apache in America wearing feathers ...
And then you want to suggest they didn't wear feathers.
Plus ... You stupid fucker ... Even the guy in the picture you just posted is wearing a feather in his headband ...
You didn't see it in the picture because they are white at the bottom, and it is sticking straight up.
The reason warriors wore few feathers is because you could only get a feather in a few ways.
They represented major accomplishments, and meant just about the same thing as service medals for victory and valor in combat.
The reason chiefs often wore more feathers is because they didn't have to personally earn all their feathers.
The feathers they wore could recognize their own accomplishments, but could also be passed down from elders,
and in a sense the elder would be passing their "medicine" with the feather.
Since a Native tribes viewed the tribe as a family ... The feathers didn't even have to follow a particular lineage.
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All this is nonsense, I saw retro photographs of real Apaches, they do not look like Evenks..
You are one stupid motherfucker when I post a picture of the most famous Apache in America wearing feathers ...
And then you want to suggest they didn't wear feathers.
Plus ... You stupid fucker ... Even the guy in the picture you just posted is wearing a feather in his headband ...
You didn't see it in the picture because they are white at the bottom, and it is sticking straight up.
The reason warriors wore few feathers is because you could only get a feather in a few ways.
They represented major accomplishments, and meant just about the same thing as service medals for victory and valor in combat.
The reason chiefs often wore more feathers is because they didn't have to personally earn all their feathers.
The feathers they wore could recognize their own accomplishments, but could also be passed down from elders,
and in a sense the elder would be passing their "medicine" with the feather.
Since a Native tribes viewed the tribe as a family ... The feathers didn't even have to follow a particular lineage.
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Most likely they wore this tape due to the fact that their skull shape is stretched upwards, so their hair falls on their faces. It is still common today in the US and India. They cannot wear long hair loose without this tape.
What is the name of this tape in English?
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Kurt Cobain had this problem. To hold his hair, he laid it behind his ears, otherwise they constantly fell on his face.
I think that many women in the western part of the United States are familiar with this problem, the United States is full of such women, and in Mexico too.
I think that many women in the western part of the United States are familiar with this problem, the United States is full of such women, and in Mexico too.
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All this is nonsense, I saw retro photographs of real Apaches, they do not look like Evenks.
Most likely they wore this tape due to the fact that their skull shape is stretched upwards, so their hair falls on their faces. It is still common today in the US and India. They cannot wear long hair loose without this tape.
What is the name of this tape in English?
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Hey dumbass ... Here is a picture of Geronimo not wearing feathers ...
Your obsession with arguing with me about shit you don't understand will never help you come to a better understanding.
They didn't wear their feathers all the time ... All day long, or to every occasion, you nitwit.
To be honest ... They didn't always wear their feathers into combat ... Because the feathers are their most prized possessions.
They kept their hair in whatever way best suited the task of the day ...
They wore their feathers when they were representing themselves in an official sense.
Instead of continuing to tell me about what you assume, and don't have clue what you are talking about ...
Try to fucking learn something ...
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Hey dumbass ... Here is a picture of Geronimo not wearing feathers ...
Your obsession with arguing with me about shit you don't understand will never help you come to a better understanding.
They didn't wear their feathers all the time ... All day long, or to every occasion, you nitwit.
To be honest ... They didn't always wear their feathers into combat ... Because the feathers are their most prized possessions.
They kept their hair in whatever way best suited the task of the day ...
They wore their feathers when they were representing themselves in an official sense.
Instead of continuing to tell me about what you assume, and don't have clue what you are talking about ...
Try to fucking learn something ...
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Now it is difficult to find photos of real Apaches. It is clear that the left is hiding all this, as well as the history of the Aryans in Europe. So I found some kind of portrait, I think that this is closer to how they really looked.
They do absolutely the same thing with regard to the Altaians, they create the media image of the Yakuts from the Altaians.
They do absolutely the same thing with regard to the Altaians, they create the media image of the Yakuts from the Altaians.
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.Now it is difficult to find photos of real Apaches. It is clear that the left is hiding all this, as well as the history of the Aryans in Europe. So I found some kind of portrait, I think that this is closer to how they really looked.
They do absolutely the same thing with regard to the Altaians, they create the media image of the Yakuts from the Altaians.
You don't need to try and find a picture that is closer to how you think they looked.
I have posted actual photographs of them you stupid fucker ...
The only one of us who is cherry-picking trying to post evidence to their invalid point ...
Was you when you posted a Hollywood representation of a person that isn't even Native American
and claimed they wouldn't be wearing a feather, in a picture where even that poser in the picture was wearing a feather in his headband.
Here's a picture of the Apache Geronimo ...
And no, he isn't the fucking Pope you nitwit ...
The Native Americans are in no way restricted to your desires and very limited understanding of their culture, dress and customs.
Just stop arguing about shit you don't know ... And that you continue to get incorrect.
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This is a Navajo Indian headdress you nitwit ... Notice the difference in the color scheme and presentation of the feathers ...
Quit trying to find pictures of what you want to believe and try to make true ... And look for everything that proves you wrong.
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This is a Navajo Indian headdress you nitwit ... Notice the difference in the color scheme and presentation of the feathers ...
Quit trying to find pictures of what you want to believe and try to make true ... And look for everything that proves you wrong.
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All of these are frauds, and they are just apparently connected with the Roosevelt act. He created part of the territories in the Navajo region, and moved other peoples there so that there was a media picture.
All Indians with feathers on their heads look like Evenki
If they believe that the Indians are Evenki, then why do they then attribute to them the American haplogroup Q.
Every time the left has been in power, they have engaged in these forgeries.
All Indians with feathers on their heads look like Evenki
If they believe that the Indians are Evenki, then why do they then attribute to them the American haplogroup Q.
Every time the left has been in power, they have engaged in these forgeries.
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All of these are frauds, and they are just apparently connected with the Roosevelt act. He created part of the territories in the Navajo region, and moved other peoples there so that there was a media picture.
All Indians with feathers on their heads look like Evenki
If they believe that the Indians are Evenki, then why do they then attribute to them the American haplogroup Q.
Every time the left has been in power, they have engaged in these forgeries.
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Listen you nitwit ... No one cares what you think they could or should look like or what you think their customs and dress should be.
If you want to call the Native Americans frauds because they don't wear what you think would make them look more like you want to pretend they are ...
I can give you directions to local Coushatta Tribe's lands, and would pay good money to watch them beat the ever living fuck out of you ...
Not to mention the buffet at their casino has particularly good cornbread muffins that would almost make the trip worthwhile by itself.
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Listen you nitwit ... No one cares what you think they could or should look like or what you think their customs and dress should be.
If you want to call the Native Americans frauds because they don't wear what you think would make them look more like you want to pretend they are ...
I can give you directions to local Coushatta Tribe's lands, and would pay good money to watch them beat the ever living fuck out of you ...
Not to mention the buffet at their casino has particularly good cornbread muffins that would almost make the trip worthwhile by itself.
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This man looks like a Yakut, he is not from the Apaches.
That man was the last free chief of an Apache tribe. His fame as a tactician and as an Apache are well known.
What you think you know doesn't amount to shit. Geronimo was an Apache.
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That man was the last free chief of an Apache tribe. His fame as a tactician and as an Apache are well known.
What you think you know doesn't amount to shit. Geronimo was an Apache.
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What is even funnier about that ... Is that his fame is based mostly on his resistance against the white man,
the white man's ways, and the white man's attempts to identify him and his People by their standards.
He would have gutted rupol for his ignorance alone, and thrown a party afterwards ...
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What is even funnier about that ... Is that his fame is based mostly on his resistance against the white man,
the white man's ways, and the white man's attempts to identify him and his People by their standards.
He would have gutted rupol for his ignorance alone, and thrown a party afterwards ...
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