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**Aozozbag** · 08-26-2012, 09:59 PM

I've tried to explain this to many people. The concept of "victim status" was completely foreign to the brave warriors that once roamed this continent. Now, after generations of brainwashing and handouts as compensation for "victim status", most Indians have learned to cherish and defend this new status. After all, look how lucrative it is. Beautiful White women are marrying Indians to rid themselves of "White guilt", the government dreams up a multitude of ways to pour money into reservations, help Indians go to college, get jobs and start businesses.

"Hate" is one of the characteristics of Indians. Most of them have a lot more of it than Whites. They had it long before Columbus arrived. How could they have been fierce without it?

08-26-2012, 09:59 PM	#4
Aozozbag Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 399 Senior Member	I've tried to explain this to many people. The concept of "victim status" was completely foreign to the brave warriors that once roamed this continent. Now, after generations of brainwashing and handouts as compensation for "victim status", most Indians have learned to cherish and defend this new status. After all, look how lucrative it is. Beautiful White women are marrying Indians to rid themselves of "White guilt", the government dreams up a multitude of ways to pour money into reservations, help Indians go to college, get jobs and start businesses. "Hate" is one of the characteristics of Indians. Most of them have a lot more of it than Whites. They had it long before Columbus arrived. How could they have been fierce without it?
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