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I have an observation for all the folks celebrating "Indigenous Peoples Day."

Now the media and the academic community would have you believe that the American Indian tribes all lived in peaceful harmony – dancing in the fields and frolicking with the bison.

It was all rainbows and unicorns until the white man showed up. At least that’s the far left’s narrative. But the reality is a bit different.

A good many of the so-called "Indigenous People" groups in America were savage killers who slaughtered women and children. And many of the American Indian tribes actually enslaved their enemies.

Take the Comanche for example. Historians say they slaughtered thousands of other "Indigenous People" and enslaved many women and children.

You don't hear much about that in public school classrooms or in the national media. They sort of gloss over all the killing and slave trading. Doesn’t fit their narrative.

And that's why when a university egghead wishes me a "Happy Indigenous Peoples Day," I politely invite them to blow it out their peace pipe.

I have an observation for all the folks celebrating "Indigenous Peoples Day." Now the media and the academic community would have you believe that the American Indian tribes all lived in peaceful harmony &ndash; dancing in the fields and frolicking with the bison. It was all rainbows and unicorns until the white man showed up. At least that&rsquo;s the far left&rsquo;s narrative. But the reality is a bit different. A good many of the so-called "Indigenous People" groups in America were savage killers who slaughtered women and children. And many of the American Indian tribes actually enslaved their enemies. Take the Comanche for example. Historians say they slaughtered thousands of other "Indigenous People" and enslaved many women and children. You don't hear much about that in public school classrooms or in the national media. They sort of gloss over all the killing and slave trading. Doesn&rsquo;t fit their narrative. And that's why when a university egghead wishes me a "Happy Indigenous Peoples Day," I politely invite them to blow it out their peace pipe.

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