Joe Biden Barks Correction at Cherokee Nation Chief for Using the Word ‘Tribes’

[mystery-ak]

Joe Biden Barks Correction at Cherokee Nation Chief for Using the Word ‘Tribes’

Charlie Spiering 11 Aug 2021

President Joe Biden corrected a chief of the Cherokee Nation for using the word “tribes” on Wednesday during a video conference call at the White House.

The president asked Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation Chuck Hoskin to speak about the funds included in the bipartisan infrastructure bill for American Indians.

“This bill overall has more than $11 billion in investment in Indian country. That is historic. Potentially transformational investment for tribes across this country,” Hoskin said.

“Indian nations! Indian nations,” Biden interrupted, correcting the chief.

“Indian nations across this country working as sovereigns to sovereigns in the United States,” Hoskin continued, correcting his use of the word tribe.

The word “tribe” is considered problematic by woke leftists, who have pressured corporations to stop using the word.

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[roamer_1]

Whereas in real life, where leftist idjits have no claim, 'Indian' and 'tribe' are commonplace parlance... Among the Indians.

[mountaineer]

Akin to the left's insistence on "latinx," when American people of actual hispanic heritage wouldn't be caught dead saying it.

[Absalom]

Since Eden, Man's social organization evolved over hundreds of thousands of years
from his Family Unit, to some Tribal Entity, to some form of Representative Governance.
For Africa, Latin America & large parts of Asia, they never matured past the Tribal Stage.
Ancient Greece & Rome fostered representative governance which evolved into Monarchy;
a trait characteristic of Europe since the Fall of Rome till the present.
Someone alert Biden.

[libertybele]

Since Eden, Man's social organization evolved over hundreds of thousands of years
from his Family Unit, to some Tribal Entity, to some form of Representative Governance.
For Africa, Latin America & large parts of Asia, they never matured past the Tribal Stage.
Ancient Greece & Rome fostered representative governance which evolved into Monarchy;
a trait characteristic of Europe since the Fall of Rome till the present.
Someone alert Biden.

If Biden was actually alert, someone might be able to.

[LMAO]

Biden was simply whitesplaining

[240B]

Biden was simply whitesplaining

Exactly.
This is why so many Black people are screaming that BLM and CRT are a 'White' thing. Black people don't believe in all this shit.
This 'Indian Nation/African Nation' crap is White on White hate. It has nothing to do with the people they purport to want to help.
I am White, and therefore it is necessary for me to 'help' you lowbrow primitive throwbacks.
Let me Help you realize and understand how bad White People are.

All of this ... all of it ... is White on White Hate. The loudest anti-White racists in America are all White Communists.

[unite for individuality]

Since Eden, Man's social organization evolved over hundreds of thousands of years
from his Family Unit, to some Tribal Entity, to some form of Representative Governance.
For Africa, Latin America & large parts of Asia, they never matured past the Tribal Stage.
Ancient Greece & Rome fostered representative governance which evolved into Monarchy;
a trait characteristic of Europe since the Fall of Rome till the present.

Monarchy did NOT evolve from representative government.
Monarchy is a REGRESSION back toward tribalism!

Example: Saddam Hussein was the "monarch" over Iraq.
Most people hated him.
They didn't hate the fact that there was a monarch.
What they hated was the fact that the monarch was from a different tribe!

Most people in those primitive, ****hole countries are DELIGHTED
when their own tribe has conquered all the other tribes!
They LOVE it when the members of their own tribe get all the power and privilege!

[Absalom]

Monarchy did NOT evolve from representative government. Monarchy is a REGRESSION back toward tribalism!
Example: Saddam Hussein was the "monarch" over Iraq. Most people hated him.
They didn't hate the fact that there was a monarch. What they hated was the fact that the monarch was from a different tribe!
Most people in those primitive, ****hole countries are DELIGHTED when their own tribe has conquered all the other tribes!
They LOVE it when the members of their own tribe get all the power and privilege!

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My use of the label "evolved" was careless and I withdraw it. Nevertheless, representative governance
usually preceded Monarchy, commencing in ancient times, as history attests.
Examples include the Greek Assembly predating the Kings of Macedon and the Roman Senate, likewise w/its Emperors.
More critically, Monarchy has produced far more o/s leaders and statesmen than representative governance down thru history. Various Royal houses of Europe are testament to that reality; among them the House of Hapsburg which ruled Austria, Hungary
& Spain as well as the Holy Roman Empire, for hundreds of years.
Additionally Carolingian rule in France was transformative as were the Houses of Plantagenet, Lancaster & York in England.
The type of rule is irrelevant while the quality of national leadership is critical.
We are currently addicted to assholery, choosing Bush, Clinton, Obama, Trump and Biden for our last 5.
Reflect on what our present condition might be, had a clone of Julius Caesar been available to lead us instead!!!

[Hoodat]

Whereas in real life, where leftist idjits have no claim, 'Indian' and 'tribe' are commonplace parlance... Among the Indians.

Au contraire, mon frere.  White liberals get to be the final arbiter on which terms Native Americans are allowed to use.  It says so in Mein Kampf.

[roamer_1]

Au contraire, mon frere.  White liberals get to be the final arbiter on which terms Native Americans are allowed to use.  It says so in Mein Kampf.

That's just it... That gets no purchase right here where I am standing... Where the rubber meets the road.
Federalism. Gotta love it. Montana pays em no mind.

[Wingnut]

Where Indian fights are colorful sights
and nobody takes a lickin'
Where pale face and redskin
Both turn chicken.

[berdie]

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My use of the label "evolved" was careless and I withdraw it. Nevertheless, representative governance
usually preceded Monarchy, commencing in ancient times as history attests.
Examples include the Greek Assembly predating the Kings of Macedon and the Roman Senate, its Emperors.
More critically, Monarchy has produced far more o/s leaders and statesmen than representative governance down thru history. Various Royal houses of Europe are testament to that reality; among them the House of Hapsburg which ruled Austria, Hungary
& Spain as well as many others, for hundreds of years. Additionally Carolingians rule in France was transformative as was the
rule of the Houses of Plantagenet, Lancaster & York in England.

The type of rule is irrelevant while the quality of national leadership is critical.
We are currently addicted to assholery, choosing Bush, Clinton, Obama, Trump and Biden for our last 5.
Reflect on what our present condition might be, had a clone of Julius Caesar been available to lead us instead!!!

Although it didn't happen during Julius Caesar's time...the Roman Empire also fell. And reading the history...we seem to be following in their footsteps, at a much accelerated rate.

[Free Vulcan]

That's because wokeism is nothing but Marxism, there for true believer ideologues to tell you want to do, say, and think so they can play Jesus and bring about their utopia.

[libertybele]

China Joe and Hillary have something in common; they can both bark like dogs!


www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9ZjOo_gkR8

[The_Reader_David]

Although it didn't happen during Julius Caesar's time...the Roman Empire also fell. And reading the history...we seem to be following in their footsteps, at a much accelerated rate.

Yes, but our current state is analogous to the state of the Roman Republic when it collapsed into Empire, not of the Empire, neither when it lost its original Western provinces (what most people call the "Fall of Rome" in 476 was the retirement of the last Western Augustus to a villa near Naples when the Eastern Augustus decided a co-emperor for the West was redundant and the King of the Ostrogoths in his role as Patrician of the Romans could look after affairs there quite nicely and was not noticed as an important event by contemporaries) nor when it really fell in 1453 to the Turks after dwindling in its last centuries to a city-state.  We probably have a good run as an empire yet before us, and might retain some of our ancient liberties as Americans during our imperial phase, provided the right side wins our analogue of the civil war between Augustus and Mark Antony.

[skeeter]

Where Indian fights are colorful sights
and nobody takes a lickin'
Where pale face and redskin
Both turn chicken.

I'd rather have Larry Storch as Commander in Chief.

[Wingnut]

I'd rather have Larry Storch as Commander in Chief.

Yet here we are, stuck with Crazy Cat

[Hoodat]

I'd rather have Larry Storch as Commander in Chief.

Now there's a blast from the past.

[Absalom]

Yes, but our current state is analogous to the state of the Roman Republic when it collapsed into Empire, not of the Empire, neither when it lost its original Western provinces (what most people call the "Fall of Rome" in 476 was the retirement of the last Western Augustus to a villa near Naples when the Eastern Augustus decided a co-emperor for the West was redundant and the King of the Ostrogoths in his role as Patrician of the Romans could look after affairs there quite nicely and was not noticed as an important event by contemporaries) nor when it really fell in 1453 to the Turks after dwindling in its last centuries to a city-state.  We probably have a good run as an empire yet before us, and might retain some of our ancient liberties as Americans during our imperial phase, provided the right side wins our analogue of the civil war between Augustus and Mark Antony.

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Hmm..... when the Roman Republic "collapsed into the Roman Empire" ??? What the hell are you yapping about?
Rome endured for some 1,200 years because of the likes of Caesar, Augustus, Octavian; among dozens, which had
absolutely nothing to do w/assorted Senators running off at the mouth (w/total respect to the likes of Marcus Cicero!!!)