Embrace the Suck
Sipping coffee here, might get a little uncomfortable in here, as a we all know, it wouldn’t be the first time. Ever read comments like, ‘we should have picked our own cotton” or “That debt was paid in full with blood”, comments as that. was Martin Luther who came came to mind in both examples
I see stuff said as reparations, people want other people to pay for things today they had no part of, at the same time there are not being held to account for things they are doing today. Meanwhile the word slavery has been updated to “human trafficking” which make sound less than what it is. Ever hear the left speak of the injustice of Human trafficking, no, no you don’t. something else the left does, they always focus on America’s shortcomings, never on what she done right. ever go POW WOW, if not, go to one, around here, first in the circle are colors, we honor those who fought against the colors, and those who fought for the colors.
Medal of Honor Recipients
The Medal of Honor is the highest award for valor in action against an enemy force which can be bestowed upon an individual serving in the Armed Services of the United States. The deed performed is one of personal bravery or self-sacrifice so conspicuous as to clearly distinguish the individual above his comrades and must have involved risk of life.
Below are the 23 Buffalo Soldiers Medal of Honor recipients:
- Sergeant Major Edward Baker 10th Cavalry
- Private Dennis Bell 10th Cavalry
- Sergeant Thomas Boyne (1849-1896) 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant Benjamin Brown 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant John Denny (1846-1901) 9th Cavalry
- Private Pompey Factor (1849-1928) Indian Scout
- Corporal Clinton Greaves (1855-1906) 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant Henry Johnson 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant George Jordan (1847-1904) 9th Cavalry
- Private Lee Fitz 10th Cavalry
- Corporal Isaiah Mays (1858-1925) 24th Infantry
- Sergeant William McBryar (1861-1941) 10th Cavalry
- Private Isaac Payne (1854-1904) Indian Scout
- Private Adam Payne (1843-1877) Indian Scout
- Sergeant Thomas Shaw (1856-1895) 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant Emanuel Stance (1847-1887) 9th Cavalry
- Corporal William H. Thompkins 10th Cavalry
- Private Augustus Walley (1856-1938) 9th Cavalry
- Private George H. Wanton M Troop/10th Cavalry
- Sergeant John Ward (1847-1911) Indian Scout
- First Sergeant Moses Williams (1849-1899) 9th Cavalry
- Corporal William Othello Wilson (1867-1928) 9th Cavalry
- Sergeant Brent Woods 9th Cavalry
I would have liked to talked with Bob if I could have seen him through the smoke, Bob, no one was stolen, people were sold by their own people and like Columbo, just one more thing Bob, who do you think your people were hunting, a clue Bob, they were hunting my people.
As I said, there is music for everything
