- 17,862
- 8,130
Just to clarify, I disregard the poll numbers not simply because I want to, but because what I said earlier still remains to. Which is you can't or shouldn't ask the majority about the minority. I find it hard to believe that THEY would care about the sentiments and feelings of Native Americans.As far as the poll numbers, you disregard them because you want to. I mean, the numbers speak for themselves...
If you don't want to give any credence to the poll #'s, there is absolutely NOTHING stopping you from doing your own investigative research and going on a reservation and asking questions on your own. Maybe you should be asking yourself why these questions haven't been brought to more tribal leaders on reservations around the US? Why is that? Until then, there will always be two sides to the debate. People who love the name and don't want it changed and those pushing an agenda because they feel as though they are speaking for Native Americans by voicing their own displeasure. There is no middle-ground, champ...just two sides to the issue, which seemingly has an easy solution. INTERVIEWS WITH MORE NATIVE AMERICANS!
I do agree with you in that more interviews or studies should be taken up with Native Americans to get a better assessment on this matter from their perspective.
Future training camps being held in Richmond begin this year correct??Anyone here plan on going to training camp?