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It's because of what they are being taught in school today.
The US govenrment and westward movements of "white" people are represented as vicious & genocidal in their actions against Native Americans.
Older generations see Cowboys as the archtypical rugged heroic individualist with good moral base but those in school today and the recent past see them as an early version of Nazi based anti enviromental psycotic violent motorcylce gang members. So how could they be seen as heroic in anything?
In the urban areas of the Northeast particularly, rugged individualism is seen as a dangerous anti-social flaw.
It's because of what they are being taught in school today.
The US govenrment and westward movements of "white" people are represented as vicious & genocidal in their actions against Native Americans.
Older generations see Cowboys as the archtypical rugged heroic individualist with good moral base but those in school today and the recent past see them as an early version of Nazi based anti enviromental psycotic violent motorcylce gang members. So how could they be seen as heroic in anything?
In the urban areas of the Northeast particularly, rugged individualism is seen as a dangerous anti-social flaw.