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by Nakena » Mon May 31, 2021 12:57 am
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 2:11 am
-SARS- wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:
So the mask slips on what would be a heartfelt memorial thread- instead being sedition borne from racist hypocisy. Can I occupy Norwich Castle because the Saxons didn't agree to it being built on land which they in-turn took from post-Roman Britons which in-turn took land from my Celtic ancestors? This is race-based disunity at its core. A modern state would unify regardless of race rather than supporting ethnostate policies.
I'm not sure if it's their mask slipping or yours.
Are we talking about areas that are still majority-indigenous where they're asking for self-determination, or are we talking about people claiming "rightful ownership" over vast swaths of predominantly-white-inhabited land?
If it's a region that is still majority indigenous, and there's a geographic identity to go alongside the racial one, then I can kinda sympathize with that and I don't think it's fair to chew them out.
Nilokeras wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:So the mask slips on what would be a heartfelt memorial thread- instead being sedition borne from racist hypocisy. Can I occupy Norwich Castle because the Saxons didn't agree to it being built on land which they in-turn took from post-Roman Britons which in-turn took land from my Celtic ancestors?
Do you have legal title to that land?
SD_Film Artists wrote:This is race-based disunity at its core. A modern state would unify regardless of race rather than supporting ethnostate policies.
Ah yes nothing says 'promoting racial unity' like completing the historical process of dispossessing peopleSD_Film Artists wrote:https://medium.com/@robert.f.williams/three-native-american-creation-myths-a20ec9129c6
There was also an issue about scientists finding further evidence to the American-Asia landbridge which angered some native Americans because it went against their religion, just as some modern Christians don't like the idea that something can be more than 6,000 years old.
That's not why people oppose the land bridge theory. For one, it was based on assumptions of the relative sophistication of the indigenous peoples of the America - specifically that the only way they could have arrived in the Americas is if there was a land bridge. Geological research and discoveries of ever-increasingly old sites of human occupation have put lie to that theory, as humans have now been proven to have arrived before the land bridge would have supported a crossing. Instead the evidence supports the idea that ocean-going people travelled down the coast much earlier than previously thought, such as the existence of settlement sites dated to 14 000 BP in BC's central coast, where Heiltsuk oral history says that there was a settlement during the last ice age.
by Risottia » Mon May 31, 2021 2:32 am
Borderlands of Rojava wrote:What was all that bullshit I was hearing recently about how Canada is so much better than America? Canada not only treated its native people poorly but continues to do so and allegedly they're much more liberal and tolerant than us and have always been.
by Nakena » Mon May 31, 2021 3:39 am
by Kowani » Mon May 31, 2021 3:48 am
Risottia wrote:Borderlands of Rojava wrote:What was all that bullshit I was hearing recently about how Canada is so much better than America? Canada not only treated its native people poorly but continues to do so and allegedly they're much more liberal and tolerant than us and have always been.
Just imagine how nice the US were to the native population if even Canada managed to be less genocidal.
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 4:44 am
Kowani wrote:Risottia wrote:Just imagine how nice the US were to the native population if even Canada managed to be less genocidal.
Note: the US had these exact same schools, including the point of forcibly taking native children from their parents
by Ifreann » Mon May 31, 2021 4:48 am
SD_Film Artists wrote:-SARS- wrote:
I'm not sure if it's their mask slipping or yours.
No slipping here, I've always supported collectivism over tribalism. Also my signature has been as it is for years.Are we talking about areas that are still majority-indigenous where they're asking for self-determination, or are we talking about people claiming "rightful ownership" over vast swaths of predominantly-white-inhabited land?
If it's a region that is still majority indigenous, and there's a geographic identity to go alongside the racial one, then I can kinda sympathize with that and I don't think it's fair to chew them out.
It doesn't matter either way as race is nothing. We're all human and shouldn't be driven apart.Nilokeras wrote:
Do you have legal title to that land?
I've got an underdog story so I guess that's all that matters.
Ah yes nothing says 'promoting racial unity' like completing the historical process of dispossessing people
That's not why people oppose the land bridge theory. For one, it was based on assumptions of the relative sophistication of the indigenous peoples of the America - specifically that the only way they could have arrived in the Americas is if there was a land bridge. Geological research and discoveries of ever-increasingly old sites of human occupation have put lie to that theory, as humans have now been proven to have arrived before the land bridge would have supported a crossing. Instead the evidence supports the idea that ocean-going people travelled down the coast much earlier than previously thought, such as the existence of settlement sites dated to 14 000 BP in BC's central coast, where Heiltsuk oral history says that there was a settlement during the last ice age.
Whether by boat or foot, the Navajo people and other tribes are incorrect in thinking that their ancestors never came from Asia.
by Dakini » Mon May 31, 2021 4:54 am
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 4:57 am
Ifreann wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:
No slipping here, I've always supported collectivism over tribalism. Also my signature has been as it is for years.
It doesn't matter either way as race is nothing. We're all human and shouldn't be driven apart.
I've got an underdog story so I guess that's all that matters.
Whether by boat or foot, the Navajo people and other tribes are incorrect in thinking that their ancestors never came from Asia.
Seems a lot like you have a problem with indigenous Americans in general. Which is weird.
by Ifreann » Mon May 31, 2021 5:10 am
SD_Film Artists wrote:Ifreann wrote:Seems a lot like you have a problem with indigenous Americans in general. Which is weird.
Nothing wrong with indigenous Americans at all, just some of the identity politics.
Infact my first NS region back in 2005 was ran by a Native American and we were good friends.Yes I know that may come across as 'I can't be racist I have black friends' but w/e it's some good NS memories
by The Free Joy State » Mon May 31, 2021 5:17 am
Kowani wrote:Risottia wrote:Just imagine how nice the US were to the native population if even Canada managed to be less genocidal.
Note: the US had these exact same schools, including the point of forcibly taking native children from their parents
by Dakini » Mon May 31, 2021 5:32 am
SD_Film Artists wrote:Nothing wrong with indigenous Americans at all, just some of the identity politics.
Infact my first NS region back in 2005 was ran by a Native American and we were good friends.Yes I know that may come across as 'I can't be racist I have black friends' but w/e it's some good NS memories
by Borderlands of Rojava » Mon May 31, 2021 5:38 am
The Free Joy State wrote:
Such 'schools' -- openly aimed at erasing culture -- were also found in Central and South America and the Caribbean (closed between the 60s and 70s), Australia (which continued until the 70s; and Rabbit Proof Fence is a good film on this), and in New Zealand (the last closed in 1969) and Scandinavia (Sami has been allowed in schools since the 1960s).
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 5:50 am
Ifreann wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:
Nothing wrong with indigenous Americans at all, just some of the identity politics.
Infact my first NS region back in 2005 was ran by a Native American and we were good friends.Yes I know that may come across as 'I can't be racist I have black friends' but w/e it's some good NS memories
You brought up the religious beliefs of entirely different indigenous people just to be mad at them.
SD_Film Artists wrote:
Exactly how is it legally theirs? Are they inciting rebellion and if so why should they have federal funds if they don't wish to be a part of Canada? Not to mention that their 'Nation' probably gained their land without a treaty as contrary to their religion* they didn't just pop out of the ground. In short, it's probably just 'boats bad' again.
*this might not apply to all North American tribes, but at least some take the 'native' thing literally, ie none of their ancestors knew Africa despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
by Ifreann » Mon May 31, 2021 6:25 am
SD_Film Artists wrote:Ifreann wrote:You brought up the religious beliefs of entirely different indigenous people just to be mad at them.SD_Film Artists wrote:
Exactly how is it legally theirs? Are they inciting rebellion and if so why should they have federal funds if they don't wish to be a part of Canada? Not to mention that their 'Nation' probably gained their land without a treaty as contrary to their religion* they didn't just pop out of the ground. In short, it's probably just 'boats bad' again.
*this might not apply to all North American tribes, but at least some take the 'native' thing literally, ie none of their ancestors knew Africa despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
I'm not sure were you think I was "mad" but North America includes both Canada and America/US.
by Risottia » Mon May 31, 2021 6:32 am
The Free Joy State wrote:
Such 'schools' -- openly aimed at erasing culture -- were also found in Central and South America and the Caribbean (closed between the 60s and 70s), Australia (which continued until the 70s; and Rabbit Proof Fence is a good film on this), and in New Zealand (the last closed in 1969) and Scandinavia (Sami has been allowed in schools since the 1960s).
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 6:38 am
Dakini wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:Nothing wrong with indigenous Americans at all, just some of the identity politics.
Infact my first NS region back in 2005 was ran by a Native American and we were good friends.Yes I know that may come across as 'I can't be racist I have black friends' but w/e it's some good NS memories
So you have no problem with First Nations people, you just advocate the eradication of their languages and cultures and are indifferent when their children are stolen from them, abused and sometimes killed?
by Comfed » Mon May 31, 2021 6:38 am
by Borderlands of Rojava » Mon May 31, 2021 6:39 am
Comfed wrote:The people who organized this garbage and then tried to cover it up should be punished. In Canada, residential schools are mostly taught about in schools, but are generally treated like a thing of the past, and ongoing problems are certainly not mentioned. It’s disgusting.
by SD_Film Artists » Mon May 31, 2021 6:45 am
Ifreann wrote:SD_Film Artists wrote:
I'm not sure were you think I was "mad" but North America includes both Canada and America/US.
And the various people indigenous to North America are, you know, various. The Iroquois, Yakama, and Cherokee people mentioned in that Medium article are different people than the Secwépemc. It's weird to be dismissive of legal claims to land in Canada because someone else from the same continent takes literally their creation myth despite it being contradicted by the evidence. It would be like saying that Sami property rights cases, if there are such things, should be thrown out because someone somewhere believes that you can climb Mount Olympus and literally shake hands with Zeus.
by WayNeacTia » Mon May 31, 2021 6:45 am
Picairn wrote:The families of the children deserve compensation, and the perpetrators should be brought to justice.
RiderSyl wrote:You'd really think that defenders would communicate with each other about this. I know they're not a hivemind, but at least some level of PR skill would keep Quebecshire and Quebecshire from publically contradicting eac
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by Borderlands of Rojava » Mon May 31, 2021 6:47 am
by WayNeacTia » Mon May 31, 2021 6:50 am
Borderlands of Rojava wrote:What was all that bullshit I was hearing recently about how Canada is so much better than America? Canada not only treated its native people poorly but continues to do so and allegedly they're much more liberal and tolerant than us and have always been.
RiderSyl wrote:You'd really think that defenders would communicate with each other about this. I know they're not a hivemind, but at least some level of PR skill would keep Quebecshire and Quebecshire from publically contradicting eac
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by Borderlands of Rojava » Mon May 31, 2021 6:54 am
Wayneactia wrote:Borderlands of Rojava wrote:
Doesn't matter. They still deserve justice for what was done and crimes against indigenous people continue in Canada to this day.
No one is disputing that. My wife is Cree, so I see it fairly routinely and am treated the same way by association.Borderlands of Rojava wrote:What was all that bullshit I was hearing recently about how Canada is so much better than America? Canada not only treated its native people poorly but continues to do so and allegedly they're much more liberal and tolerant than us and have always been.
Could have swore the U.S. did the exact same shit. Killing off all the bison ring a bell? Forcing natives on to reservations? Custer pretty much, unilaterally tearing up a treaty which granted the Sioux the Black Hills? Shall I go on?
by An Alan Smithee Nation » Mon May 31, 2021 7:00 am
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