If a President is a Native American

[Zoraxe7]

...You think people would refer to him/her as the 'commander in chief' more often than the previous presidents?

[OneWhoListens]

Yes except that would quickly be deemed racist.

[Shady]

A much better question: Are natives who are born on reservations applicable for presidency?
Are they considered U.S citizens, or what?

I'd think they would be, but who knows.

[BrainlessDan]

No he would just be called chief.

[Sensationalism]

At 1/13/10 01:42 AM, Nein wrote: A much better question: Are natives who are born on reservations applicable for presidency?
Are they considered U.S citizens, or what?

I'd think they would be, but who knows.

They're barely even considered people. WE're mean fuckers.

[Saxturbation]

I presume he would just be called chief. Btw never call a native american chief... they get pissed.

[OneWhoListens]

At 1/13/10 01:46 AM, Sensationalism wrote:

At 1/13/10 01:42 AM, Nein wrote: A much better question: Are natives who are born on reservations applicable for presidency?
Are they considered U.S citizens, or what?

I'd think they would be, but who knows.

They're barely even considered people. WE're mean fuckers.

I've got to say, that's a stereotype that's been propagated because it's useful. It's true that natives were often in the past abused or had their rights abused, but today they are hardly ever subject to hate crimes.

[Sensationalism]

At 1/13/10 01:50 AM, OneWhoListens wrote:

They're barely even considered people. WE're mean fuckers.

I've got to say, that's a stereotype that's been propagated because it's useful. It's true that natives were often in the past abused or had their rights abused, but today they are hardly ever subject to hate crimes.

I still don't think the government treats them very well. And too many of them live in poverty, according to my sources. But those sources want me to buy food baskets and stoves for them, so I dunno how accurate they are. LOL.

[VikingTrollHammer88]

i only ish our president was a native american...instead of what we got

[reverend]

At 1/13/10 01:42 AM, Nein wrote: A much better question: Are natives who are born on reservations applicable for presidency?
Are they considered U.S citizens, or what?

I'd think they would be, but who knows.

Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 granted citizenship rights to all Natives.

At 1/13/10 01:42 AM, kikomannnn wrote: This is so stupid.

Agreed

[wadecam]

At 1/13/10 01:38 AM, Zoraxe7 wrote: ...You think people would refer to him/her as the 'commander in chief' more often than the previous presidents?

This is quite possibly the greatest thing I have ever read. Seriously, I'm cracking up. It's also much too late.