Chief Running Joke
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Without cultural appropriation, she’d have no culture at all.
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She’s the gift that just keeps on giving.
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I'm still liking the new version of Lindsey Graham. Apparently he just announced he's having his own DNA test because he thinks he has more Indian blood in him than Warren does. I hope this becomes a trend — I'd love to see a website like "MoreIndianThanWarren.com" that just serves up photos of obviously white people who are DNA-certified as more Indian than Warren. Or maybe broaden it out to MoreEthnicThanWarren.com and pull in obviously white people with certified DNA from other ethnic minority groups.
Me too. I think he found a third ball while he was telling off his Leftist former colleagues.
He really does seem to enjoy having a spine, doesn't he?
I've got a pic of the previous Chief of the Choctaw Nation here somewhere. He looks whiter than I do – and I look like I should be painting myself blue and kicking a severed head down the field in the Celtic Olympics – and he's also got more blood quantum than me.
So there's actual Indians that look whiter and still have more Indian in them than Warren. Plus, oh, about half the state of Oklahoma, with all the intermarriage that happened here back when this was the Indian Territories.
Hell, I'm 1/16 Cherokee with a great-great-grandfather listed on the Dawes Rolls. People usually think I'm Filipino! Or Chinese. Not full blooded, just maybe 1/2 or 1/4. When they ask I just say I'm an American. 😁
If I'm actually talking to a Cherokee and they're surprised that I speak even a little T'salagi, I'll state that I'm Cherokee on my dad's side but not on the Tribal Roll. No big. That usually covers it, and we move on with the conversation – usually with them laughing and correcting my horrible pronunciation.
Otherwise, I just say I'm a Texan and move on. 🙂
I've also responded with "I'm an American expat living in the United States," which either gets a laugh, a chuckle followed by a double take, a really odd look, or a blank look and a "What?"
I'm right around a quarter-blood, give or take a sixteenth, but it's not all Cherokee. There's some Choctaw and some Comanche mixed in, and maybe a touch of Freedmen.
And that's all that matters.