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As an apache attack helicopter pilot and owner of jeep cheroke i can confirm that everything is true.

me arguing with some random guy in RDO about who gets to own Valentine (both of us popped in the server 4 hours ago)

The Sioux stole the land from the Crow. The Crow stole the land from another tribe before them and later the Shoshone. Before the indigenous peoples were the great mammoths and buffalo, and before them the saber tooth. See where I’m going with this?

Captions for this video call him suit chief sitting ball

The red Indians should blame the Muslims who blocked trading roots against Europe. Without this America would be non existed.

White people love this video 😂😭💀

Say this to an Indian and they loose their shit tho

That... was dope.

This should be shown in schools. And notice how when bro said the truth Native American youngin ready to fight, clicking his gun first You don't get that upset when you know you're right.😂

The natives weren’t peaceful but they were noble. Noble in the traditional sense is synonymous with warriors and not exclusive of brutality. Natives were a brave and spiritual people who would steward the world better than Western civilization has. But they lost. Learn from them, don’t try to patronize them

There is one etetnal truth to humanity no matter the claimed reason be it justice, religion, revenge etc things that are unable to say otherwise the vast majority of wars boil down to they have stuff I want and they won't give it to me so I shall take it from them

This needs to be a PSA every Thanksgiving and Columbus Day.

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Same thing here

I think he used the word legend during a time the term was too early to be applied.

Why does this remind me of middle east.

There is only one God, God almighty who created the earth and the land belongs to him. We are just stewards so it’s his right to give it to whomever he chooses, and whom he chooses is those that will worship him as the true God.

Criticism of colonialism and romanticisation of "natives" as inherently peaceful, in harmony with nature, spiritual, etc. are two entirely different things. The argument that natives "weren't peaceful either" is moot, in the face of the widespread massacring, deterritorialisation and continued discrimination until present time. Great to read that many natives in this comment section are critical of their own people's actions in the past, but it is in no way a free pass for Whites to just shrug it all off as "the past is the past". Criticism on present day White-dominated society remains valid.

Someone American Indians don’t want to hear

where did the indians get their horses from? they werent indigenous.

It's about time the white man became strong and masculine again.

Conquering and Slavery were not a White invention, All of the Human Race is guilty of such horrible acts.

"The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must." -Melian Dialogue

He could have answered: You do bad things now, stop doing so.

This just in everyone: Native Americans are in fact Human and do all the things other Humans do as well! There's no such thing as a peaceful people. Every group of people no matter how they try to act, or even worse when they try to act the victim has done horrible things. War, slavery, oppression, all of it is constant in every people's history.

Cute Hollywood drama. Look up how many treaties the United States made with the indigenous groups we've encountered since our founding. Then look up how many of those treaties weren't broken, reneged on, or violated by the United States at some point. The answer is *zero.* The Treaty of Fort Pitt, between the freshly liberated US and the Lenape, was the very first formal treaty every signed. It was violated by the US in under a year and resulted in the assassination of the treaty's commissioner, White Eyes, who was an outspoken supporter of the Americans. He was murdered by American soldiers who attempted to pass his death as "smallpox", despite having gained immunity to it earlier in his life. This trend has continued with EVERY SINGLE TREATY since. Most of the territories acquired by the United States weren't "conquered" or fought over, they were acquired over centuries of subversion, political manipulation, and weaponized immigration. This clip is pure Hollywood slop to enforce subversive propaganda by federal authorities.

As someone on the north west coast of Canada who’s roots run deep I have always been at odds with the lack of truth about how things were prior to the white man coming to the native lands. If we take just the Haida as an example, just one nation, they were like the Vikings of the region and slave traders that were more feared than others for their war tactics, tribal navy and control of resources. There is Avery famous massacre that took place near Qualicum that was completely unprovoked and only a handful of people survived as the whole village was raided the next morning after a shared feast. The story would be lost to history if it wasn’t for a missionary at Fort Victoria that wrote about it in his journal. Also it should be known that slavery continued for close to 50 years past the abolition of it in Canada on the west coast. Mainly because there wasn’t enough police and RCMP to prevent it. In many reserves today the great grandchildren of slaves don’t have the same status socially in the tribal circles as one would expect. Half my family is First Nations and I am very proud of that, it’s important that we learn from our history and don’t allow others to write it for us for their own selfish gain. The good the bad and the ugly is all part of the story and is one that is known throughout time and still seen today amongst the people of the earth. War is what humans do and is the reason why those that came before are no more. Face the truth or live the lie at the end of the day we all know it is and always will be survival of the fittest.

Souix meant enemy.

We won.

We don’t build men like this anymore.

Bullshit is bullshit! Truth will always be the truth. Winners get to write history.🙄

What is the nsme of the film?😊

This is why they say “we have to kill “the Indian”, to save the man.” The initiative was not “wipeout,/massacre”. The reasonable Indian leaders recognized when defeat was eminent. To save their people they made concessions. If you weren’t willing to make those concessions. Then war was eminent. That’s what being conquered looks like. The American government was also willing to let them keep lands, and keep their traditions. To have their own nations. *Not colonized*

Colonel go in Russia , and try saying this 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The biggest retards on the planet made a movie how they steal the land of these people , and even made a movie to make them feel better 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Pathetic...

I am starting to believe that the most effective period of the US army was during this period of the 1800’s. Having to battle Indians to expand the United States and resettling them while simultaneously fighting the Confederates to keep the Union together was not an easy task. Incredibly they were able to win both campaigns.

A movie like this would never be filmed today. It's sad how the film industry went down.

She is quite a brilliant woman. Makes me want to move to Italy. The world needs more like her.

It's the same thing when you explain to black people that slavers were black and not white!

This is the human condition, we have been doing this to one another since ever. You have shinny, I want shinny, me take shinny...

Few people know that when Hitler proclaimed a war for “living space” for his people and “Push to the East” against local peoples, he was inspired by the American history of the 19th century, calling the Volga River a new version of the Mississippi. This says a lot about Americans.

The victor has the privilege of writing history but beware that it is nothing but another myth to soften bloody memories.

The Sioux claimed they emerged from the under world through Wind Cave in the Black Hills, as a half human-half buffalo hybrid people...but historical records indicate that the first Sioux entered the Black Hills at about the same time as the American revolution, and then they drove off the people who lived there before them.

It's nice to see a movie get history correct for once. Without white people this world wouldn't be jack shit. Thomas edison invented the motion picture and lebron james dunks a basketball on the motion picture. Thomas Edison was brilliant and lebron james is dumb as a sack of rocks but he can dribble. For some reason they want to tear down statues of smart brilliant men and erect statues of people who have 2 options....1 welcome to mcdonald's or 2 dunk a basketball. It makes perfect sense if you don't think about it

Gen xers and red pill enjoyers love this scene. They act like it’s how it happens in order to continue to be a prick to natives and their customs.

Too many people watching this feeling righteous since the Native Americans were violent as well but the sad reality was everyone from the Crow to the Sioux ended up losing collectively to the white man so they could satiate Wall Street

White man projecting

both sides were terrible in their own way we killed thousands of them and nearly wiped out the most exotic animal on earth the bison but they have done horrific things in the name of witchcraft and dark magic some tribes did some things that make serial killers seem like a joke, it was an all around tragedy but inevitable the sheer tech difference was nearly incomprehensible

A little known fact is that Fort Sill, located in Oklahoma, was built to try and stop the various tribes located in the Indian Territory from slaughtering each other.

They should play this in all grade schools..

Is this a true and accurate retelling is there some historical bases did this conversation?

Fuckem we ball