Comments by "worn down" (@worndown8280) on "Dan Davis History" channel.

Many Native American tribes slaughtered and consumed dogs to seal binding oaths. This is from a book in the 1850s about it. This cultural thing goes back tens of thousands of years to when Native Americans and Indo Europeans had a common ancestor. “The dog, amongst all Indian tribes, is more esteemed and more valued than amongst any part of the civilized world; the Indian who has more time to devote to his company, and whose untutored mind more nearly assimilates to that of his faithful servant, keeps him closer company, and draws him nearer to his heart. They hunt together and are equal sharers in the chase. Their bed is one and on the rocks and on their coat of arms they carve his image as the symbol of fidelity. Yet, with all of these, the Indian will end his affection with this faithful follower, and with tears in his eyes, offer him as a sacrifice to seal the pledge he has made to man; because a feast of venison or of buffalo meat is what is due to everyone and consequently has no meaning.”
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@cathjj840 we make sacred the things that matter most. To a man sacrificing the one thing that would never betray you to prove your worth to your fellow man, well its hard to imagine something more priceless.
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@rustagaz But they were "our" roving bands of drug using thieving murderers.
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