We have had a Tr*mp before. His name was Andrew Jackson, and Tr*mp has a crush on him

[@gasparvillalba7435]

As much of an admirer he is of Jackson, he should follow in his footsteps in their entirety... Jackson passed at 78

[@veearce3384]

And Jackson didn't even have any McDonald's...😂❤

[@stormwooten1606]

He admires William McKinley too. I'd rather see him go out that way.

[@catharinephoto]

😂

[@gasparvillalba7435]

@@stormwooten1606 Let's get Trump to Buffalo ASAP!

[@Snipewoods]

Lol! Oh lawd

[@gabrielmaroto18]

“We can and should learn from our history” which is why they’re working so hard to get it removed from the schools.😢

[@vss5383]

Yep. And far too many people are happy to be ignorant.

[@fnjesusfreak]

Santayana was right.

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

They've never taught real U.S. history in schools. They teach the colonizer view.

[@fundragon1358]

Yes, remove history and install the Bible. 🙄

[@fnjesusfreak]

@@fundragon1358 And at that the KJV that requires additional study to not sound like total word salad...

[@viviancouper4636]

''We survived Andrew Jackson" is a valued sentiment, but it follows a statement that reminding us all that many people did not. Sad truth is, his hatred and racism lived on and was passed down through generations, spread through enough of the population to have resulted in the election of Trump.

[@T1Oracle]

I was just making this point! People are going to die because of Trump. As an African American I an on the front lines of those deaths! The last time I had to bury family members who died of COVID. Who knows what funerals I will have to attend this time around!

[@lindaswanson9328]

This is how trickle-down politics works. It's getting so deep that we are drowning, and tRump just destroyed the lifeboats.

[@viviancouper4636]

@ - not sure what point you are trying to make. Quite sure we understand the difference between legal and illegal. It is Trump who does not.

[@tycobeyurness7823]

Why do you think anyone who supports Trump is a racist?!😂

[@tycobeyurness7823]

@@T1Oraclein what way will Trump effect the deaths around you? He didn’t start COVID

[@Paradox20XX]

May we survive this mess, America must invest heavily into its education system.

[@betelgeuse1227]

The new Imperial Confederation is a fascist theocracy. They will insist on teaching children the Bible. Good luck.

[@sunfeatherX3]

Guess who controls that

[@meetingmyomens]

Honestly, I think as a country, we have reached the end and we are seeing the very start of our America's collapse right in front of our eyes. There is just far too much apathy (so many people saying "I don't care about politics" even though politics is literally the very foundation of our living conditions), hate, mental laziness (people are too lazy to even google simple terms anymore before making heavy decisions, like how the election went with most red voters and non-voters not knowing about tariffs), and blissful ignorance. Coupled with COVID still going around, upcoming bird flu pandemic, and global warming, being in the fascist state we are in now is just a speed run to our collapse. COVID should have been the ultimate wake-up call about how awful the fat cheeto is and even that didn't work. People still went with their feelings, mainly hate and bigotry.

[@Sgoze]

​@@meetingmyomens people went with fear and shut themselves indoors, and went crazy and depressed. Meanwhile they effed up the economy and stole rights they don't intend to return. Comply with govt (on any side!) that's what you get. It will take decades to reverse the damage those two years did, but, we can only start if we learn from past mistakes.

[@hammerandthewrench7924]

And into the loopholes Repubs have used to their advantage.

[@TheWanderingFire]

You can learn from history if your public education system hasn't been systematically undermined for 50 years.

[@LolUGotBusted]

i'm nearly 50 and I didn't vote for Trump. Remember when we thought stupidity would vanish when everyone had access to all information, on demand, through the internet? YEAH WASNT THAT

[@masonmurphy6009]

​@@LolUGotBustedremember when the DOE failed at its primary objective?

[@LolUGotBusted]

@ no. i can read and so can you. or did you move goalposts while i served your piece of sh!t country?

[@2265Hello]

Let’s not forget the other threats if the Cheeto ever gets impeached. JD Vance and the rest of the cabinet.

[@victorortiz1387]

Musk is the most Dangerous in My Opinion

[@articrafthandmade6284]

This is why we need to speak out against The Heritage Foundation and the others who are propping up dementia don..

[@paulinelarson465]

If Cheato were to go away, the others will fight to their deaths to gain the Dick-Tatorship.

[@tycobeyurness7823]

@@articrafthandmade6284are you seriously calling Trump Dementia Don? I’m guessing you adamantly defended Bidens mental health. Who is much much worse off than Trump

[@PterodactylusmusRex]

Yep. Got a real humanitarian waiting in the wings there in young JDV

[@sharonkaysnowton]

Yes, Andrew Jackson was absolutely horrible. He hated Native Indigenous people. He hated blacks. He felt the land belonged to the white man, and put the native people on the Trail of Tears. I remember as a child, I loved watching movies with Charlton Heston. I watched a movie where he played Andrew Jackson and Susan Hayward played his wife, Rachel Donaldson Robards. I remember after watching that movie, I was sooo upset with Andrew Jackson and stopped watching Charlton Heston movies. My ancestors were native indigenous people. My ancestors walked that Trail of Tears.

[@joeycottone7755]

So did mine. But that doesn't mean we destroy our sovereignty today 😊

[@darlameeks]

Actually, Jackson spent a lot of time with Native peoples, and had nothing against them personally. What he did to them wasn't personal...it was worse. It was coldly political. Displacing, stealing from, and killing Native Americans was popular with white Americans, who were clearly the ancestors of the MAGA Trumpers.

[@ThetruthisHatespeech]

He's also the only one that kicked out the giant squid that's sucking the blood from this country. The unconstitutional and illegal federal reserve private bank.

[@marilynmonroe6130]

💔🙏💜

[@RenoSchnitzelsOompahBand]

What Jackson did through Indian Removal was to create a lawlessness against the Native people. His rejection of the law empowered white Americans to take what they wanted, and not be concerned with consequences, so long as the victims were "just Injuns". What followed was six decades of genocide and the complete theft of North America. My ancestors also walked the Trail of Tears.

[@lndyaquino1115]

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" 😢

[@troygoss6400]

Wow, I was blown away from your take on history. I have always abhorred Andrew Jackson as the worst of all u.s. presidents. His destruction of first nation peoples. Much gratitude ♾️

[@nocturnus009]

“I love America more than any other country in the world and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually.” -James Baldwin “There is no other way to guard yourself against flattery than by making men understand that telling you the truth will not offend you.” -Machiavelli Niccolo

[@AthenasWarrioress]

💯☝️! We must become involved people of America. #Resist

[@stevencorrea8032]

If you belong here you belong here and you should stay I didn't vote for Trump. But do those people on the reservation look like the people on the American emblem?

[@jeff91199]

@@stevencorrea8032 Those people on the reservation have roots in this country going back a hell of a lot longer and deeper than the rest of us.

[@nocturnus009]

@@stevencorrea8032 I’m sure Ma’at will weigh your argument against the accretion of all that is culpable. 🫀⚖️🪶

[@AthenasWarrioress]

@stevencorrea8032 Racist much?!

[@CaldenVantecker]

Humans can't learn, It will need to get terrible before we take action.

[@AA-mm6wu]

I’m afraid of that as well. Unfortunately, some people don’t learn that a stove is hot until it burns them.

[@yourfavoritecouzin]

That's why the saying about rules, laws, procedures, or regulations being written in blood is even a thing, unfortunately things have to be so extremely bad up to the point of causing death before a change happens. It's sad and disheartening to say the least.

[@BlueberryBumblebees]

I worry that there will come a time when we are not able to fight back.

[@Leslie_ann_h]

​@@AA-mm6wu unfortunately, some people who get burned by a hot stove the first time won't believe that it will burn them the second time. They then get burned a second time and won't believe that it will burn them a third time. They then get burned a third time and won't believe it will burn them a fourth time. Basically- it's insanity. They do thing 1, expect thing 3 but get thing 2. So they do the exact same thing 1, expect thing 3 but, shocker, get the exact same thing 2. They then run it all again without changing anything and they still expect something different and still get the same result. Over and over and over.

[@c123-i6n]

It already is terrible. We are now in the fight or die situation.

[@Jen-ur4ut]

There is no comparison. We are in a civil war but no one realizes or is willing to acknowledge it yet.

[@kellyspillman9139]

I realize it and I've been trying to warn people about it.

[@lyrablack8621]

@kellyspillman9139　good luck finding non-apathetic people…

[@joeycottone7755]

We know. Some are fighting for their children And our sovereignty and others are doing their best to bring communism and idiots into power (you)

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

The first thing that we need to do is demand that Jackson’s portrait be removed from the $20 bill. The second thing that needs to happen is, we need to teach kids in school about his atrocities.

[@AA-mm6wu]

We just need to teach history period since it seems like the younger generation wasn’t educated about it.

[@ruthbennett7563]

I got in trouble from my principal for teaching this as a middle school art lesson (as in who would YOU want to see on the $20?, learning the symbols & history of the design process, etc.) during the first term. Sheesh. As I recall, he also had his daughter (in law?) serve as his First Lady, hmm.

[@HotColdAir-vv5bm]

He was against one nation currency.

[@Kymberlee_W]

​@@ruthbennett7563his daughter, Ivanka.

[@marymactavish]

I learned about Jackson's atrocities in school once I was in high school. I don't remember learning about them younger than that.

[@D31_B13U]

Came for the headline, stayed for the guillotine earnings. Girl, keep rocking so hard and speaking truth.

[@ruthbennett7563]

This is going to make putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 in 4-5 years all the sweeter.

[@DSAK55]

we should replace Grant with Sherman

[@lanternfun2163]

​@@DSAK55Better yet, John Brown

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

Don't have to wait 4-5 years, there's a stamp on Etsy.

[@planderlinde1969]

​@@DSAK55 I think Grant should keep his spot. Sherman should get a honor of his own. Both men were great generals who brought about the end of slavery and the downfall of the Confederacy.

[@Hulksmashhulkregret]

@@DSAK55Grant was a great president who was 75 years before his time. Most of the popular history about him that endured came from his pro slavery and corrupt wealthy detractors who owned newspapers, but as a president got the 15th amendment (securing the right to vote for black people), he modernized the executive branch, brought more women and black men into higher positions than any president had done previously, by far. He advocated for women’s suffrage, and improved women’s rights in the workforce. There’s more, but what went wrong was he couldn’t build enough of a foundation for an era to build upon what he started. With the rigged election outcome of 1876, the Republicans of the era sold themselves and Grant out, keeping power but at the expense of ending Reconstruction and turning their backs on enforcing the law to protect women and minorities in the South. Corruption increased (another problem he couldn’t solve), and it culminated in the start of the labor movement and the anarchists. Obama is the closest thing to Grant in our lifetime, a standalone near-great president who just couldn’t make positive changes last, and was followed by corruption and destruction

[@stephaniemiller7536]

Thank you! As a high school history teacher, I recognised the similarities between Trump and Jackson in 2016. I was beginning to wonder if I was the only one.

[@haroldcampbell3337]

I was another one.

[@djparn007]

Thanks for reminding us about Jackson. He was really a pretty despicable character. Thank you, Dana. ❤❤❤❤

[@AA-mm6wu]

I think what gives me hope aside from videos like yours, Belle of the Ranch, and Tennessee Brando is that information is getting out to people way faster than anytime in history when horrible people like Jackson were around. We can call BS on the Cheeto and his squad within seconds when back in the day it would take weeks or months to do so. The more information that we can get to people about other times in history like this that were overcome, it will give hope to others that we will get through this despite how dark things appear now.

[@EdithBromfeld]

Lies and propaganda are information? You slanderous liars should be embarrassed.

[@SidShakal]

yet, even with the ability for information to get out to people within seconds, this last election has proven it's still ineffective. the information about how bad it's going to be was out there, people just ignored it.

[@williamblack4097]

Saw the play Unto These Hills in Cherokee , NC several years ago and lost all respect for Andrew Jackson. He was a murderous cruel sociopath.

[@theworldsmostforgottentown]

I distinctly remember many years ago while pulling a late night to work on art, this was either during my senior year of high school or my first or second year of college, I put on a KZbin video that was going on about Andrew Jackson and how insane he was. What stuck out to me was the many duels he had. I dozed off at some point during this video since it was late and I was tired, then woke up with the surreal experience of still hearing about Andrew Jackson in my earbuds. It was an interesting experience but yeah, he's a supremely fucked up person

[@TheCjbowman]

The parallels between Trump's actions and Hitler are very compelling.

[@marymactavish]

This gives me a good springboard to discuss Jackson with my homeschooler, who is 13 and about ready for that stage of US history.

[@tinkerbellrochester7021]

My ancestors walked The Trail of Tears

[@derekmalaney6945]

This is helpful -- I wondered if AJ rallied the wealthy behind him, and of course, even though he was "critical" of the elite, he gave jobs to wealthy loyalist, landowners, supporters etc in his administration

[@r8chlletters]

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee should be mandatory reading for everyone

[@AnthonyCota-js7bn]

What would help in a huge way would be congressman or judges with some semblance of moral decency,..unfortunately we have almost none,..mostly sitting obedient jellyfish

[@KeiPalace]

you and your earrings are on point.

[@TheGhostlyone182]

I was focused on the guillotine earrings as well!

[@victoriao1828]

All of us didn't survive. How many people will see harm this time 🤔

[@carriedulaney2191]

First of all, love your earrings! Secondly, this is only the third video I’ve watched of yours and already loving it. Sounds like we might be in the same general ideas about society for example. I don’t do Perma culture yet, but I do believe in sustainable gardening, as a veggie gardener. Also have a flock of chickens. FYI, the algorithm pushed you into my feed so I must be doing something right lol.

[@edcpike]

When I was a kid my elders wouldn’t carry a 20 dollar bill because Jackson’s face was on it. They were indigenous.

[@fcdraw]

My mom used to work with a guy that was a Cherokee Tribal member and I remember him saying he wouldn't carry 20 dollar bills either.

[@truetonorth]

Thank you so much for this history lesson.

[@sjrobins88]

Love your earrings!!! Also, thank you so much for your digestible, informative videos.

[@sammonicuslux]

I first read this title as "His name was Andrew Johnson". That would also fit for different reasons. Also, someone TOLD Dump about AJ. Otherwise Dumpy would have had no clue.

[@saggerhead]

Thank you for the video and the guillotine earrings!

[@MarkBauerlein-p6o]

History doesn't necessarily repeat But often it RHYMES.

[@jamescampbell39]

I think Mark Twain wrote or said that.

[@MarkBauerlein-p6o]

@jamescampbell39 you are correct sir!

[@KoRntech]

Yup, Andrew Jackson absolutely did. Knowing Better hit on many of those in the last two years.

[@type1fun476]

My students are learning about the Wild West right now and we just read about the Trail of Tears. Earlier when we were learning about the War of 1812 he seemed like a hero but even second graders can see the fact that he was not as a President. They were very adamant about how a bad guy he was and it is Trail of Tears lite, nothing but reading the curriculum materials provided.

[@haroldcampbell3337]

Read about the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1813 and see how heroic Jackson was there.

[@Wilett614]

Just like I have always Said "History DOES and WILL repeat itself " IGNORANCE of History Got US HERE NOW undeniably True

[@janetbayford133]

It isn’t only the US that is not learning from history either. It’s really hard to be optimistic and hopeful about anything at the moment, but it’s up to ordinary people to demand change.

[@nancyredwine4758]

They say all you need to boost/beat the algorithm is just seven words. Enjoy your content.

[@aquariusdreaming]

Im so glad someone actually brought up Andrew Jackson!! OMG I have been saying this for EVER!

[@Missunderstood103]

😕Andrew 'Bath Salts' Jackson? _That's_ who he looks up to? Absolutely bonkers.😳

[@colorider903]

You must be a Dark History fan. Me too.

[@Missunderstood103]

​​@@colorider903Definitely🖤💋☠️💄!

[@gothic_ace2037]

So Jackson was the reason for the trail of tears, huh didn't know that bit, learn something new every day I suppose.

[@beth3535]

I’m surprised he can name a former President much less have any reasons for the choice.

[@tycobeyurness7823]

He’s not retarded

[@comicswithliz5136]

I'm sure he googled it

[@peggysoumakis1758]

The stakes are higher for the world now.

[@calabamian]

Apt analogy. Fwiw Gorsuch always rules in favor of Native Americans. The one thing he does right.

[@carmend.1924]

Thank you for this insightful and valuable video; I will start learning all I can about Andrew Jackson. You’ve given me some hope and focus, which I desperately needed.

[@yourfavoritecouzin]

The way I have been trying to explain this to several of my family members and friends from the Lumbee Tribe of the southeast for YEARS, but they wouldn't listen. They voted for him in droves because he swore to them we would finally get full federal recognition under him, which the tribe has been trying to get for close to 100 years. But IF his plan is to question the birthright citizenship of indigenous americans I wonder, would the ones who voted for him anyway feel it was worth it? * Also there is a book I would recommend about his likeness to Andrew Jackson, it's called Demagogue's Legacy: The Sins of Andrew Jackson and Thier Modern Echoes by A.B. Lockwood, it's short and to the point.

[@jamiegallier2106]

❤

[@oldbrassman2157]

Thanks. I'll look for that book. Stay strong.

[@dougbergren8035]

Andrew Jackson violated ALL of the treaties he made with the various tribes. A shame they believed trump.

[@Mr2010forgeben]

So... we recovered from him and ended up better for it. This gives me hope

[@SidShakal]

"ended up better for it" but have we though? within a generation or two, the country had split and was literally at war with itself. and now we're back, stuck with another jackson.

[@Mr2010forgeben]

@SidShakal We've given rights and representation to gays, blacks, women, etc. We've made *some* workers rights advancements. I'm too tired to keep going on it. But we have done a lot between Jackson and now. And taking these things away as Trump is doing will inevitably anger tons of people

[@jacquesgambles6587]

Love your content You bring history to it and that helps people don't know...Fan Always 💯

[@johnunderwood43]

One big difference between Jackson and Donnie is the fact that Donnie is a total coward while Jackson was apparently not.

[@carnage0685]

Jackson got in a gun duel and tanked a bullet to the chest before unaliving the other guy

[@comicswithliz5136]

yeah Jackson was unstable, but at least he wasn't a cowardly snowflake like Trump. I wouldn't be surprised if trump gets confused by names and meant Andrew Johnson was his favourite president🤣

[@SidShakal]

he who trumps and runs away, lives to trump another day

[@tresboujay]

This is why history has always been my favorite subject.

[@j.r.1823]

Thank you for sharing! It's very important people keep hearing about these history lessons. You are courageous for speaking up, thank you for everything you do! ✨💙✨

[@pnin1105]

As a history buff, I’ve always hated Andrew Jackson .

[@joybledsoe1813]

I saw this morning on one of the news channels, Trump had put Jackson's picture back up in his office.

[@m.racheljones7019]

Andy Jackass??? All I can say is that the sooner this country is returned to the First Nations, the better. I would gladly live under tribal rule.

[@betelgeuse1227]

The native Americans were prodigious gamblers who would regularly bet their wives. This was not for all, but enough. 😁

[@victorortiz1387]

@@betelgeuse1227 Thats not true the Indgenious are matriarcal societies

[@screenmonkey]

I'd rather not. As I am convinced they wouldn't do any better a job, would not fall to any previous foibles. Plus to ignore the fact that they killed, conquered and enslaved eachother before the arrival of Europeans is ignorant. The native people just did what any previously conquered people did, they lost, they are no more noble than any one else.

[@francesb7515]

​@@screenmonkeyeveryone else and Native Americans also have rich traditions to learn from

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

@@screenmonkey The 'They fought, so what we did to them was fine' argument. That's pretty disgusting. They didn't commit mass genocide and land theft. Tribes were around practicing their cultures for longer than any European country.

[@MrHousecup]

The other day I made a Facebook comment saying Donald Trump is the most evil president we've had since Andrew Jackson! And I love your epitaph of "The Cheeto!"

[@josephsmith6944]

Just another reason why people have to fight Book Bans !😮

[@BethanyPickHer]

The earrings, perfect

[@kcism3239]

FYI, "Trail of Tears" is former president AJ attack against birthright citizenship 👀

[@VeganGorilla555]

Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. What the hell America???

[@jamiegallier2106]

Thanks again, for having such a clear and concise voice. ❤

[@askew9976]

Those earrings ❤❤❤❤

[@jonesy9035]

Thank you so much for making this video. I have learned a lot! I think there might be hope after all😢

[@meredithheath5272]

( I was wondering what your earrings were of; at first were they of an architectural nature, like a door? Then I realized what they really were!!! 💙💙💙💙💙😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Very cool!!! Did you make them?)

[@x-i-am-jinx]

I lived on the Trail of Tears. Visited The Hermitage as a kid. Because that’s what you do when you grow up in Nashville. I don’t remember them teaching much about anything aside from the function of different buildings on the property. I do remember thinking it was really odd and incongruous but I couldn’t explain it as a kid. But then again, the Daughters of the Confederacy controlled our history books back then down there so, surprise surprise, that what we learned would be pretty fucked up.

[@samuel_excels]

Love those earrings! Perfect for the content of today's post.

[@ladypinkbagsetc.9116]

But what do we do? This is the worse mess ever!

[@glo6425]

Isn't that the reason he stood in front of Jackson's portrait when he met with Indigenous leaders??

[@creoleviking8433]

Yup The trail of tears. Was not a joke.

[@melissaoleary8196]

I didn't know this. Thank you for the education! I'm going to do some research. ❤️

[@omarwjwiippa8726]

Guillotine earrings wow! I'm glad I listened because it was well said!

[@ears9115]

I’m glad you popped up on my feed, great content!

[@mag8411]

History repeats itself, mainly the bad. Hopefully we get better before everything goes extremely wrong.

[@namehere5675]

Thank you for sharing this. I found it encouraging. With all of the doom and gloom going around. The stream of fear,. It is nice to look back and know that we can make it through such times. Here's hoping it isn't too bad.

[@nmdakini358]

Yes, and recall he hung Jackson’s portrait in the Oval Office in 2016!

[@gking407]

Very important historical context here! Great video!!!

[@helenromanelli2544]

Just for our amusement, I would like to repeat that famous response by the Scots to Donald Trump's congratulating them on joining Brexit: they called him a ''tiny-fingered, cheeto faced, ferret wearing shitgibbon'. It makes me laugh to this day.

[@Cat-tastrophee]

Pure poetry 🤣 We are not worthy!

[@timalan5376]

I'm well aware of Jackson and how much Trump compares to him.

[@graceverssen5651]

Thank you for this very important piece of our hx. Thank you so much.

[@progressive_beard]

A, fantastic take. Very important to know we have made it through a sadistic narcissist's reign before. B, fantastic earrings!

[@NovaMeteora]

All I can offer is support and this comment to beat the algorithm.

[@natalee5588]

Thank you! You've given me an area of further research, and find out what people did then to counter Jackson, if at all

[@gesepe58]

I wish everyone knew their history. We know he wants to outshine Jackson in land acquisition!

[@Dapper_Dean]

He's a lot like Hoover and Reagan too.

[@comicswithliz5136]

nah Hoover was a terrible president but a humanitarian. TArumpb doesn't care anything for the common man. He's closer in personality to Reagan, but even Reagan showedvglimpses of humanity.

[@danielyeshe]

Now we know when Trump thinks America was last great.

[@NovikNikolovic]

This was your first clue? Not the moment he wanted Canada and Greenland (also things that happened in the 1800s)?

[@comicswithliz5136]

he made his views clear his first term

[@tessloneill7978]

Ya know, I was thinking the same thing. Mr Jackson was something else.

[@Thousandaire-n7o]

The 'Cheat-O' is still the worst thing that has happened to us in as long as memory goes back.

[@brianvickey5410]

Can I suggest we refer to trump as the Cheeto Cheater In Chief.

[@tycobeyurness7823]

Explain exactly what he’s done to warrant that remark? Because 2016-2020 was a really great time in America.

[@ms.adorasong]

@@tycobeyurness7823your gaslighting won’t work on us anymore. Leave.

[@tycobeyurness7823]

@@ms.adorasong I’m being genuine

[@dannyg6683]

Thank you for this video!

[@fullaregrets5015]

Ol' Hickory actually had a spine. This one, thankfully, does not. He does have nukes, though... arguably worse than a cane.

[@kennethwoods2071]

As a blackman if you haven't learned now you're not going to learn.not to much has changed for us in hundreds of years.this is America sure something are different but like I said not to much has changed.

[@katanaki3059]

Thank you for this. It’s important, History. Liked & subscribed. Down with Jackson 2.0!

[@darylwilliams7883]

I noticed the portrait of Jackson in some shots and videos of Trump.

[@TulipIris7244]

Thank you for talking about this. Two excellent books about this are “Jacksonland” by Steve Inskeep and “Unworthy Republic: The Dispossession of Native Americans and the Road to Indian Territory” by Claudio Saunt. Also available as audiobooks.

[@charleneandrle-olson3099]

Thank you for sharing these titles. Will check them out, although I knew what kind of president Jackson was. It does seem, sadly and shamefully, that history is repeating itself.

[@apennington8165]

Your earrings look great! They'd look even better life-sized, installed on the white house lawn.

[@stephenlangsl67]

To quote the Corporate Avenger song here,.... If Hitler was on the twenty dollar bill,..how would the Jews feel?

[@gaelle4328]

Interesting discussion on this have heard the name before but didn’t know much about the person

[@charleneandrle-olson3099]

He was one of our American presidents.

[@karenlewkowitz5858]

OMG the visuals in your videos 🎉🎉❤❤. I keep rewinding - boomer here - to Look and Listen!! The earrings 😮, the yarn!! 🎉🎉 The patterns - total Respect!! From Niagara Falls, Canada - our neighbourhood grows much of our produce ❤ Thank you for all the great content🎉

[@cn.7200]

😂😂😂😂Your earings are ON POINT!!!😂😂😂😂

[@reineecker8906]

We CAN and SHOULD learn from our history! Commenting for the algorithm.

[@garden_creature]

it's really funny because i distinctly remember my history books saying everyone thought andrew jackson was an ahole