Last week, I compared General Custer’s defeat to the
precarious state of our national affairs.
So as to not ignore the victors in the Battle
of the Little Big Horn, let’s look at Crazy Horse.
We can learn much by studying the Lakota once
the shooting stopped.
June 25th, 1876 was particularly hot and
the Seventh Cavalry was crushed in under an hour.
Major Reno’s siege, two miles to the south,
lasted nearly two days until General Terry’s
approaching forces shifted the advantage to the
cavalry. Crazy
Horse and his bands slowly slipped into the
underbrush of the Little Horn River, broke camp and
faded south towards the Big Horns.
It was a retreat as quiet as it was
prophetic.
Unbeknownst to the hostiles, the final rifle
shot from Last Stand Hill brought the demise of the
American Indian along with every member of the
Seventh Cavalry.
Here is how.
Crazy Horse was famous for his battlefield trickery,
but his misdirection techniques were child’s play
compared to the government’s Indian solution.
It was not a failure to deliver goods and
services, or the destruction of the native’s
traditional food source of free-roaming bison which
crushed the Indian, it was the introduction of
covetousness.
Feeling entitled to goods produced by others
destroys ambition, initiative and self-reliance and
in less than a decade the former hostiles posed a
threat only to themselves.
After a century, Indian societies enslaved by
dependency suffer from fractured families, rampant
alcoholism, drug abuse and unemployment.
Paradoxically, they remain blindly loyal to
the very progressive ideology placing them in
bondage. I
will never understand begging for crumbs from your
master and if Indians ever needed Crazy Horse, it is
now.
Entrapment with free stuff is an old Indian
trick which has been used for four decades in inner
city minority communities.
The results are the same and this brings me
to my point: Attention
millennials, you are the new Indian.
“Sign here” student loans and progressive
promises of free college to those from households
with annual incomes under $125K is another
government scheme.
After eight years in college, millennials
will be shocked to learn a Bachelors in Angry Women
Studies promotes great self-esteem, but no job
skills.
By then it is too late and the ruling class will own
you just as they do the Indian.
Go back; it’s a trap.
|