Cultural engineers would like to erase both Indians and the Boy Scouts. This should encourage them on both accounts:

The Boy Scouts of America recently asked members whether it’s time to change century-long traditions and practices that critics say misappropriate Native American culture.

In a recent email survey taken by 35,000 current and former members, the national organization asked a broad range of questions about what changes — if any — should be made to its usage and portrayal of Native American imagery, ceremonies and rituals.

Despite decades of calls for reforms from some scouts and Indigenous advocates, the organization still encourages scouts to don headdresses and imitate Indigenous dances as part of its honor society. Some chapters and camps carry made-up, Indigenous-sounding names. Indigenous advocates have decried the depictions as racist and oppressive.

Minority group crybullies have to take racist oppression where they can find it these days.

The Boy Scouts’ poll comes amid growing, national backlash over the misappropriation of Indigenous culture. In recent years, professional sports teams have retired their Native American mascots. Federal and state governments have renamed parks and monuments. And both the YMCA and Camp Fire stopped using Indigenous names for campsites and chapters in youth development programs.

As noted yesterday, New York State has banned Indian nicknames. Iconic characters like Chief Wahoo, the Land O’Lakes Indian Maiden, and the Crying Indian who rebuked us for littering have been canceled.

Soon Indians will be erased completely. Then no one will be able to offend them anymore.

The Boy Scouts are on the fast track to erasure too. LGBT militants have accomplished this by bullying their way into positions to escort young boys out into the woods. Sex abuse lawsuits will take care it from there. Already Boy Scouts have been compelled to march under the flag of their conquerors:

No aspect of traditional American culture can be left standing if liberals are to construct utopia upon its ruins.

On a tip from Franco.

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