The history of the plains Indians | Thomas Sowell

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[belzec]

I am a Dine(Navajo) my great great grandfathers are Chief Barboncito and Delgadito the first blacksmith. I was born in Fort Defiance and my home is in Crystal, NM. Apparently Chief Narbona was related through marriage also. When I was younger my father showed me the old battle field in Copper Pass and there are still bone fragments up there including partial skulls but we are forbidden from handling them. I am also a US Army Veteran, so is my sister, my father was a Vietnam Marine Veteran, uncles and two grandfathers who were Code Talkers in WW2, Leslie Hemstreet and John Brown Jr. I am very proud to be an American, I will do as my forefathers and protect it will my life against all enemies foreign and domestic.

[cmmittlererminenwerfer]

“Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government
take care of him better take a closer look at the American Indian.” - Henry Ford

[clydefrog]

One thing that is completely overlooked with sowell: not only was he an economic genius, but he is also an amazing historian. Possibly one of the greatest humans to exist in the 20th century.

[brianjohnson]

God bless Thomas Sowell for telling the truth related to past American history and not blurring the lines with todays political lies.

[spiffygonzales]

Gotta love the ambiguity here. It's not "one side good one side bad"
It's almost as if throughout history humans acted primarily in the interest of themselves, their nations, and their families rather than just deciding to be good or just be evil 🤔

[finished]

The fact that I am often triggered and upset by factual statements you make, tells me I have much to unlearn. I pray that if I cannot remain humble, I can at very least remain teachable. Thanks for everything.

[Vermont]

Brilliant talk!! Thank you, Prof Sowell!!

[Gotcha]

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[robertabell]

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[leebarnes]

Before the horse, the cheyenne were in central minnesota harvesting wild rice and partaking of deer, ducks, and their gardens. With the horse came vicious war upon them from other tribes and the cheyenne gave up that lifestyle to move out onto the high plains where distance was a large asset in making defensive war plans. More than half stayed well north and made friends with the lakota and sioux by helping them attack their enemies.

[wileyearly]

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[jschex]

I wish Mr. Thomas was 30 years old right now so mine and others future children could grow up with him. A massive tool not only for libertarians and conservatives, but for humans in general, whom look for knowledge and guidance in the age of “disinformation”

[ProfessorJM]

When common sense, and acquired intellect arrive at beautiful congruence, we get Thomas Sowell.

[divindave]

I have a lot of respect for Mr Sowell, however its debatable at best, that Wounded Knee was a defined battle. Also debatable, and almost hilariously so, is that the Indians hunted the buffalo into extinction.

[JPJ]

Hate sure is one ugly mistress. No matter what side your on.

[benlundgren]

Great to have objective history rather than ideological spin

[crazychicSHENA]

Dr. Sowell your a beautiful minded intelligence teacher i' never know this Geographic and ethnic Question to the answer's of this very topic in native history and yes Natives were Nomadic.🇺🇲🥰

[imout]

"Empire of the summer moon" and "blood and thunder" are outstanding books if you want to know more about the settling of the west, plains Indians, Texas Rangers etc. Fascinating reading.

[gordonbrandt]

It's stated that the natives with modern weapons where responsible for the depletion of the bison. However, I have read that it was white bison hunters due to the want of the hides, meat & the government's desire to deprive the food source of the native population that caused the decimation of the bison herds. Which is it?

[jordanlandry]

Did he just say the plains Indians hunted the buffalo to virtual extinction?