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From: mysterio9/28/2016 11:20:31 PM
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Now I know why he calls himself " The Chief". See it yourself, I did not make this up. You guys take a vote.

1. urbandictionary.com

chief
An irritant, someone who puts their own interests before yours, or does anything at all annoying, reasonable or not. In many cases a meaningless insult.

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2. nativecircle.com
Chief
This is a word that is commonly given as a nickname which incorrectly labels Indian men. The cultural equivelant would be to nickname all white men 'Prez' or 'King'. The term 'chief' itself is incorrect. Indian leaders were never 'chiefs', but headmen, or clan mothers, and so on. Not 'chiefs'. Native leaders were highly disrespected by the USA. So calling someone 'Chief', is just a way to continue that disrespect....

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Most people think this is the correct definition. You be the judge.

3. Chief: a leader or ruler of a people or clan.
"the chief of the village"
synonyms: leader, chieftain, grand chief, head, headman, ruler, overlord, master, commander, authority










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