Cowboys and Indians and Posers

by Angela K. Durden
Technology inventor protecting creator's copyrights. Business writer, novelist, songwriter, and Citizen Journalist.

Which is worse:

One: Claiming inclusion in a minority class, Native American Indian, by using granny's comments that high-cheekbones on an ancestor proves he was an Indian?

Or, two: That you are outraged for the dissing that minority class has taken because somebody is lying about their inclusion to steal the honor (and jobs) from members of that minority class?

In the world of the Pussy-Hat Wearing Politically Correct Democrat RINO Liberal Socialist Fascist Commie, why the second one is worse, going so far as to say that the use of the name Pocahontas is a racial slur.

Earth to Pussy-Hat Wearing Politically Correct Democrat RINO Liberal Socialist Fascist Commies!

Here is the actual quote where Donald Trump said the so-called fake slur word: 

So that was the ultimate statement from General Kelly, the importance. And I just want to thank you because you're very, very special people. You were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in Congress who, they say, was here a long time ago. They call her "Pocahontas."

See? Trump was not insulting the Code Talkers or, for that matter, any Native American Indian. He was honoring their heritage by politely pointing out that others do not honor it by their willingness to lie about their heritage, steal the thunder of another's heritage, and otherwise act like a poser. (See full video below. Quote in question starts at 11:50-ish.)

In fact, the entire brouhaha the Mainstream Media and Pussy-Hat Wearing Politically Correct Democrat RINO Liberal Socialist Fascist Commie crowd have ginned up has itself taken away from the Code Talkers being honored. 

As far back as 2012, when it came to light that Harvard and several other highly respected universities had hired Elizabeth Warren so they could claim diversity without actually having to sully their hallowed halls with yet another member of a needy minority class, Mark Steyn said —

Alas, the actual original marriage license does not list Great-Great-Great-Gran’ma as Cherokee, but let’s cut Elizabeth Fauxcahontas Crockagawea Warren some slack here. She couldn’t be black. She would if she could, but she couldn’t. But she could be 1/32nd Cherokee, and maybe get invited to a luncheon with others of her kind – “people who are like I am,” 31/32nds white – and they can all sit around celebrating their diversity together. She is a testament to America’s melting pot, composite pot, composting pot, whatever.