MONDAY, OCTOBER 09, 2017

Because American Indian Lives Matter

This morning in our Official “Columbus Day” E-dition, The Blower reminded everybody how the Seattle City Council voted unanimously to celebrate Politically Correct “Indigenous Peoples Day” on the same day as the federally recognized holiday Columbus Day to pander to the American Indians in Seattle. BTW, the word “Indigenous” means “Native.”

Efforts to shift the day’s focus from the Italian explorer began during the Age of Obama in cities like Seattle, Minneapolis and Albuquerque, and this year Politically Correct “Indigenous Peoples Day” has replaced “Columbus Day” in three states ( Minnesota,  Vermont, and Alaska, and in South Dakota where “Columbus Day” has been replaced by “Native American Day). 

55 Politically Correct Cities changed the name of “Columbus Day” to Politically Correct “Indigenous Peoples Day.”

Columbus Day supporters say the holiday celebrates centuries of cultural exchange between America and Europe, commemorates an iconic explorer and honors Italian-Americans, a group that has endured its own share of discrimination.

American Indians may be the nation’s smallest demographic, making up only about 2% of the U.S. population. But in recent decades, a significant number of tribal members have moved from reservations to urban areas, where a large majority live today. The shift makes those cities’ resolutions and proclamations more meaningful.

Last year in Cincinnati, Sharon Coolidge (D., Fishwrap) quoted wannabe mayor Yvette Simpson as follows:  “The work is not done,” said Simpson after the vote. She added she was left with no choice but to think mayoral politics played a role in the defeat of her Motion to Pander.  “What else could it be?” Yvette said.”

Conservative Curmudgeon Stu Mahlin had the simple answer:  As representatives of the electorate, not just political grandstanders, those who refused to vote are finally beginning to sense that the electorate is sick and tired of social engineering and revisionist histories, and that attempts by meddling minorities to rule the rest of us is damn well not what America’s Constitutional Republic is about. 

Does anybody remember when City Clown-cil Gay Chris Squealback called for the City to change the name of Columbus Day to Indigenous Faggots Day with Mayor Cranley performing same-sex marriages on Fountain Square at Noon today to pander to the 1.6% of the local population actually affected? We’re sure our Feckless Fishwrappers would’ve covered that diverse distraction.

In Anderson, American Indian Activists have long ago given up trying to change the name of the Anderson Redskins, but are now demanding the name of the Turpin High School Spartans be changed for the sake of diversity, or something.  

Radical ANTIFA Terrorists declared today “Deface Columbus Day” with plans to despoil and disfigure every Columbus statue in America.  

And God only knows what plans PC Fanatics have in store to divide Americans in “Indiana” or “Columbus, Ohio” today, while at this afternoon’s meeting of the Conservative Agenda, Beloved Whistleblower Published Charles Foster Kane was Indigenous People don’t have their own day for the same reason we don’t fly the Confederate Flag on Memorial Day— because they lost!