[E. Pluribus Unum]

But new results, like so many other similar reinvestigations of old sites, show they were made at the same time and that humans lived and died in North America long before believed. What took researchers so long to acknowledge that?

They can't acknowledge that Indians were not the first native Americans.

It would damage their victim status.

[IBIAFR]

ding ding ding ....... winner

[John Locke]

They can't acknowledge that Indians were not the first native Americans. It would damage their victim status.

You know, I've often wondered about "native Americans". Isn't anyone born in North America a native American?

On the other hand, maybe you're not a native if your ancestors came from somewhere else, in which case nobody, but nobody, is a native American.

I propose a solution. We have African Americans, Caribbean Americans and European Americans. So why don't we call those red guys "Siberian Americans"? Because (a) it's the truth, and (b) it would irritate the H* out of them.