American Buffalo Herds
when americans see the majesty of the serengetti, do they feel any remorse for the anihilation of the buffalo?
i used the word remorse as a deliberate provocation….
i wanted to know if the mentality that callously wiped out the great herds is directly related to the “crazy gun wielding muther-fukka” examples who wipe out whole classrooms in american schools today…..?[+the other thousands of people who are shot dead each year in america...]
is the heart of america sick for allowing just anyone to walk around with a gun in the 21st century……you could understand it a hundred years ago in the frontier times….but isnt it just totally out of date now?
America only see’s the majesty of itself. The white man went in and wiped out the buffalo and anhilated a race of people that owned the land. They went then from bad to worse. Until America realises that their gun laws are way out of line, it will continue to happen. But, America is America and they will always do what they THINK is best. The buffalo are back tho thank God !
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Classic American Buffalo Film DVD: 1956 Buffalo & Bison Animal Herd & Calf History Pictures Film $11.99 This amazing children’s film features the story of Billie, the baby buffalo, as he enters the world of the Buffalo. Table Of Contents: (1) Billie: The Buffalo Baby (1956) – This children’s film follows the first minutes of Billie, the newborn buffalo’s, life. The film also discusses the dangers of getting to close to buffalo and touches on the importance of buffalo in Native American culture – 11 … |
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Following the Great Herds: The Plains Indians and the American Buffalo (The Library of the Westward Expansion) $14.86 … |
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Bison making comeback nationally, in Pa.
EDINBORO (AP) – Call them buffalo or call them bison. They both refer to the same hulking, shaggy natives of the American Plains. By either name, they’re waging a comeback on tables across the nation.