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Slack.com slash DHQ. I must show a couple days ago we discussed the effort to, that's been

going on for quite some time now, to erase our national history and to indict the heroic

figures who built our civilization. And I pointed out that while the pioneers, explorers,

conquerors, settlers, pilgrims, founders were not perfect by any stretch of the imagination,

they still accomplished great things and many of them were great people. And so we should

look to them and admire them, honor them, and yes, build statues to them and everything.

And I also pointed out that while we hold, you know, these western figures to this

modern standard, we hold them to a modern standard, especially on racial issues and we spit

on their graves, graves if they don't live up to it. While we do that, you don't find

that in any other country, in any other culture, that's not going on in any other country

or culture, it's only in the West. They're not doing the same thing with their own heritage

and their own historic heroes and we don't expect them to. So I went to, on the show,

I went into extensive detail just as an example talking about how many Native American

tribes and civilizations were unspeakably brutal, murderous, in some cases cannibalistic,

they raped, enslaved, destroyed, you know, human sacrifice is so on and so forth. Yet

nobody would ever tell a Native American not to be proud of their heritage, nobody would

tell them not to honor their historical heroes, their historical figures that only happens

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