[ExI] it's the yoga!

[Dan TheBookMan]

> On Feb 9, 2018, at 7:28 AM, William Flynn Wallace <foozler83 at gmail.com> wrote:
> The Indians should have, from the beginning, appropriated American's culture and just blended in to it.  But they knew only one way of life, a Stone Age one, and so did not adapt then and still haven't, existing on federal handouts and casinos.  Put another way, they didn't have marketing skills.

Indigenous Americans (American Indians or Native Americans) often did appropriate Western European culture. For instance, aside from technology and Christianity, they adopted using US legal standards by trying their cases in US courts. However, this didn’t work out so well, especially if when defending their legal rights they clashed with the US citizens of European descent who wanted Indigenous American lands. Then they simply lost out of their claims were ignored.

Ever heard of the Trail of Tears? Part of that had to do with finding gold in Georgia. Despite fighting state and federal removal laws in the courts, the Indigenous Americans still got removed.

Regards,

Dan
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