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angela R
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hehehehe. Your funny, I like your humor, keep it up! |
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rosbif
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Actually if you study your history,you will find that Christopher Columbus never landed in North America |
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Aviator - THE Resolution
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Can you show me your immigration laws prohibiting "whiteys" from getting legal status on your land? |
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strike_eagle29
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DUDE IF YOU WANT TO LOOK AT IT LIKE THAT WHAT GAVE THE INDIANS THE RIGHT TO CROSS THE SIBERIA ALASKA LAND BRIDGE TO ENTER AMERICA ?
I DON'T SEE ANY DOCUMENTATION FROM THE BUFFALO APPROVING YOUR MIGRATION FROM ASIA.
IF THE INDIANS WERE STRONGER THEY MAY HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HOLD THEIR SUPPOSED LAND. BUT IN THE CRUEL WORLD OF THE 1500'S AND 1600'S THAT WAS THE LAW THE STRONG SURVIVED AND THE WEAK GAVE UP THEIR LAND. TOO BAD THE INDIANS COULD NOT WITHSTAND THE EUROPEAN INVATION. PROGRESS IS THE ONE TO BLAME. |
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katjha2005
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Get your history straight.. between Christopher Columbus and the Pilgrims- two totally separate times, and countries, and places- |
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Jeffery C
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First provide proper documentation that you are 100% Indian!
Or even part Indian of ANY tribe (other than the Wannabe tribe)!
And don't give me any of that "Native American" garbage since American comes from the word America which is the name derived from the EUROPEAN person that first mapped the "New World!"
Oh, by the way, "anchor baby" refers to first generation, not 20th! |
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ERIC G
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yOU'VE WAITED AN AWFUL LONG TIME BEFORE TRYING TO COLLECT THE BACK RENT, MR. LANDLORD!! WE CLAIM SQUATTERS' RIGHTS!
--John Q. Public (WASP)
P.S. Good luck! I know American history is filled with the suppressed evidence of native subjugation, muder and suffering. |
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Michael
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gooo gggooo ggaaaa gggaaa |
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dbobb
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you are dumb, indian ancestors had no sense of belonging, try looking at the history books and talking with the old people about how indians used to live, then you can have some understanding of what your heritage really is, instead of saying" oh im an indian that means that i am higher up in the world and i can criticize other people for something that they never did." it was in the past, move on. |
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You say ours as if Indians were one nation with claim to the entire North American land. Indians had many nations, no one Indian tribe can claim that America was theirs.
Why don't you go drink some more and leave the immigration forum to real humans |
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thelogicalferret
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You are not full blooded, therefore they are not "your people". Just because you have a small amount of native American blood running through your veins doesn't make you native American. And if you want to keep this charade up it is this kind of thought and brainless mentality that has continued to keep "your people" down. |
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DAR
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No, but how did it become your land? We did what the historic tribes did vis a vis each other, and took it.
However, we here are not political descendants of Christopher Columbus. Mexico was a Spanish colony as were much of Latin America (hence the language). Our country is a political child of the English colony, and the Natives initially welcomed the Pilgrims (who did not have 'native pacification pogroms as did some of the Spanish explorers.)
Bad choice, maybe, but it was the choice the Natives made, and there was no going back after that.... |
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LisaGirl
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Fortunately for us whitey's and for you, people with some common sense did come over and provide government and trade and so on, on "your land". Yes we have all made mistakes, as you and your people have, but restitution has been made, many times over. Get over it ! By the way, I'm Cherokee and German/Irish, and my husband is Chippewah and Italian. If anybody is an anchor baby, it's you, and you're bringing us all down with you and your negative attitude. It's done, move on. |
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Jesus Built My Hotrod
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im half native american as well and its people like you that make our heritage and culture worthless.... get a hold of yourself and dont take out your oppresions on this great land that we have learned to love |
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turboweegie
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Let's look at your government's charters and laws, shall we?
What, no charters, no laws, just a bunch of vagabond savages?
You had no country, nothing anybody would recognize as a country - it was there for the taking. And it was taken, and something great was made of it.
All this whining and wailing and rending of garments trying to equate the illegal immigrant infestation with the European conquering of the indigents in the New World isn't working with people who know history. |
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keits
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Christopher, Isnt he the one that jamed the white european language known as spanish down your throat and helped you get out of that jungle indian lifestyle, Is that the same guy |
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Local Celebrity
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Why don't you feel free to get a job? It's us "whitey's" supporting your ***. You should be thanking us, not complaining. At least you guys have casinos though. No other ethnic group can. Maybe you should be thankful for that too. |
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msmissy
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Well I suppose if you're people had a centralized government perhaps "your people" could have created legal documentation .
But when we feel free to deport ourselves be aware that we will deport every luxury that you have become accustomed to-. |
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la_gringa_frijolera
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Look how many people feel threatened by your reasoning. I agree with you, but since I was born here and don't have a passport, can I have your permission for legal status on your land? It would be a shame to deport those of us with compassion and education. |
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carey sanders
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None of the early settlers had any visas issue by the Native Americans or any right to be here. They were ethnocentric and belived that their way of thinking and living was somehow better than the Natives' way of life.
This in their opinion justified the massacre of over 40 million Natives. It's ironic that people who are anti-"illegal" are the descendants of "illegals" themselves. It is also ironic how they feverently defend their citizenship status while justifying the brutal murders this country was founded on. |
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