Crazy Horse monument in person

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[@D_Klotz]

I did a little volunteer work at crazy horse during volksmarch

[@WalkwithHistory]

Cool!

[@dawsonparker6941]

It will never be finished

[@D_Klotz]

It is good you know history

[@WalkwithHistory]

Thank you 😊 Let us know if you enjoy the rest of our channel!

[@cyberpleb2472]

Arguably, the largest (and slowest) single act of vandalism ever seen.

[@WalkwithHistory]

How do you figure? The people to whom the land belonged to commissioned the work.

[@cyberpleb2472]

@@WalkwithHistory The hills are considered sacred and there's a large number of natives that are very much against this. Crazy horse would not allow his photo to be taken and likely would have been appalled by this.

[@WalkwithHistory]

@@cyberpleb2472 Interesting. I wonder why the natives that owned the land didn't think that way?

[@cyberpleb2472]

​@@WalkwithHistory The land was considered sacred long before natives were introduced to the concept of land ownership. The Lakota chief that commissioned the work did so without consultation with Crazy Horse's descendants and without full approval from his constituents. When it comes to morality though, I think Mount Rushmore is worse.

[@RichadTheLionHeat]

Check out the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1886. The US Government honored the Lakota Sioux tribes the Blackhills. That is where Mt. Rushmore Monument and Crazy house monuments are located. Then when gold was discovered in the Blackhills, the US Government broke the Fort Laramie Treaty. Rather shameful.

[@WalkwithHistory]

Yes. We talk about all that and we actually visit Fort Laramie on this trip as well.

[@ablewindsor1459]

@@WalkwithHistory 👍

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

So you said that there was a “mountain being built” …… Did I hear that correctly ? Pretty sure you can’t build a mountain. That formation has probably been there longer than any of us can count 👀💀

[@WalkwithHistory]

If you build it they will come!!!

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

@@WalkwithHistory yeah that doesn’t answer my question though …. How are they building a mountain ? …… Please, elaborate on that 👀

[@WalkwithHistory]

@@posted-11minutes-ago You got me...misspoke. Meant to say "monument being built" 😉 Thanks for watching!

[@posted-11minutes-ago]

@@WalkwithHistory lol I knew I was trippin ! I had to rewatch to hear it a couple times 💀💀 I was like when did they start building mountains 😂 & no problem, thanks for replying 🤘

[@WalkwithHistory]

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[@ablewindsor1459]

Hi ho Ride them "Cowboy" lol lol

[@WalkwithHistory]

😂