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UNDRIP and the Chaos Unfolding in B.C.

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  • chuckChuck
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2006
    • 13068

    #31
    Trader Joe just continues making more uninformed racists stereotype comments!

    There are lots of first nations people with good educations, working and leading successful lives.

    They want their first nations to succeed.

    It was Canadian governments who created dependency with the Indian act and reserves.

    So shut your trap instead of spewing bigoted garbage!

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    • RD414
      Senior Member
      • May 2011
      • 619

      #32
      Was also a Canadian govt. under, who else would it be, a liberal govt. who stole reserve land back from natives in the early 1900,s. Here is a great idea. Let’s let the people who live on the reserve know where all the money coming their way is going. Oh right, liberals took that away also.

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      • TraderJoe
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2014
        • 111

        #33
        sorry CC, not uninformed at all, lived with, played hockey and ball with, and even slept with one, all who were very well educated and living those successful lives. To say there are "lots" of those ones is relative I suppose... to some, 5% would be lots, to me, that is very very few... I will continue to spew my "bigoted garbage" that is actually factual and you can continue to look at the world with your head up your ass... that is the Liberal and Lefty way, I wouldn't want to take that away from you...

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        • chuckChuck
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2006
          • 13068

          #34
          Trader Joe, you are blaming the victims of colonization, the Indian act, reserves, residential schools, sixties scoop, etc and are more or less saying its all their fault instead of acknowledging all the damage that was done by governments and churches.

          Even Steven Harper apologized in the house. Many churches as well.

          The legacy of racism and hate continues with the negative comments like yours and you offer nothing except more criticism instead of recognizing that we all have a role to play in reconciliation and making the lives of first nations better.

          Yes there are lots of problems on first nations and they need to be accountable to their communities, but you offer nothing constructive that will help do that.

          And here is list of actual remains found at residential schools that proves that you are wrong about residential school grave sites.

          Investigations into Canadian Indian residential school gravesites have identified numerous unmarked graves and remains, often found through ground-penetrating radar, accidental excavation, or flooding. Significant findings include 72 bodies at Battleford Industrial School (1974), 19 at Muscowequan School (1992), and 34 at Dunbow Industrial School (1996). Searches are ongoing across many former school locations.​

          And they don't have to dig up every grave to prove that many children died at residential schools because its in church and government records!

          So you can cut the residential school denialism crap!






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          • RD414
            Senior Member
            • May 2011
            • 619

            #35
            U should talk to a grown up, someone u trust, for u, probably a government agent of some sort. I take it nobody told u we don’t get out of this alive. I have a lonely hilltop in the middle of a field a mile from home. There are 3 children buried there. Graves from the early nineteen hundreds. Health care sucked and kids died. If u have a church there is usually a school fairly close and there is going to be gravesites. I think ground penetrating radar has been proven to be very unreliable.

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            • TraderJoe
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2014
              • 111

              #36
              Chuck, **** you and your reconciliation bullshit... we have given and given and given, and I am tired of it... IF as a whole, FN's actually did something productive and constructive with all the billions WE have worked for and handed over, then I would feel differently. However, they are never going to be satisfied and will continue to find ways that "WE" are treating them unfairly... but hey, if you give us another "X" million we will shut up for a bit. And, you can take your land acknowledgements and shove them up there with your head. These are a woke joke, and do nothing but divide us... The Indians do more to perpetuate the racism and hate than I ever could! And honestly, **** you for calling me a racist... I hate everyone equally that feels they should be living off of my hard earned money. I am sick and tired of being taxed to death and hearing about how I should be happy about it.

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              • shtferbrains
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2017
                • 5298

                #37
                Chief Bobby Cameron was just on the radio saying the $28 million was nothing to worry about because it only worked out to $45 per person over 4 yrs during covid and whitey got a lot more than that.
                That's how you get elected head chief of FSIN.
                Always say it's not what we deserve.
                Not my favorite Indian politician.
                He just perpetuates the problems as long as he gets first cut.

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                • blackpowder
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 9368

                  #38
                  "Trader Joe, you are blaming the victims of colonization, the Indian act, reserves, residential schools, sixties scoop, etc and are more or less saying its all their fault instead of acknowledging all the damage that was done by governments and churches."

                  Only Chucks are saying this.
                  Propaganda involves the foolish first because it requires little thought or comprehension.
                  I don't recall anyone ever saying what society as a whole let happen was the Indians fault.
                  Only the Chucks are twisting words and making shit up.

                  Funny, I don't recall any white victim of multi-generational trauma blaming someone else either, but I digress.

                  The Webster's definition of reconciliation has been altered by agencies to something large and encompassing.

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                  • chuckChuck
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 13068

                    #39
                    If any of you were an MP or MLA senator or any other elected official many of you guys would be rightly so kicked out of every Conservative party in Canada because of your residential school denialism, intolerance and ignorance about first nations.

                    Not fit to speak or comment in public or represent a Conservative party! LOL

                    Let that sink in for a while!

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                    • shtferbrains
                      Senior Member
                      • Jun 2017
                      • 5298

                      #40
                      What about if we were an FSIN chief that other chiefs were on the radio saying we were incompetent?
                      Would you say Bobby Cameron is harming the image of the rest of the population?

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