Stolen Valor

Not very accurate statements.

Native tribes farmed extensively. They still migrated seasonally, and practices varied from tribe to tribe, but Native Americans often planted the "three sisters". Tribes up and down the Eastern Seaboard practiced clear cut farming- clearing a section of land and farming it until the soil became less productive and the game in area grew sparse, then moved on.

Horses and cows did not exist in N America until Europeans imported them. Nor were there any other animal that could replicate their roles.

Native Americans did not fight amongst themselves more than Europeans. See the Hundred Years War.

Native tribes did have the wheel, just not beasts of burden. Thus the existence of spinning wheels, pottery wheels, but no carts.

 

I see what your trying to say but I disagree with much all of your points. So much of your argument is dependent on semantics and definitions that arguing about it is silly at this point. And so on and so on.
I will stop here.

 

I will light up a peace pipe in this issue.

 

I don't smoke, can we do peace pie instead?

 

I’ll go grab my peace fork.

 

State Schooling and associated Public school teaching in my time did not include the Nations as History presented them either through first hand oral teaching at the counter in trucking later in my life or documented carefully in many Books with facts from that era.

In short schooling is not educating and I had to visit places in person and learn first hand what the school never taught. I am not against schools. But there is very large sections of our Nation and even before we were America deliberately being left out even today.

I fear that knowledge will eventually be lost to time.

 

Piece pie. That’s funny. Think of all the fights and wars that could have been a avoided. Just have another piece of pie. After enough pie nobody wants to get off the couch.