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linoleum floors posted:Lol more like 4000 Limited time offer its $5000 now
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corgiwizard posted:this time there’s really going to be police reform lol lmao
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https://twitter.com/anilsaidso/status/1534958250969354240?t=ddzHa2f6EJl4svWuNam8MQ&s=19 Lol
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Lmao get dunked bagholder nerds
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median holding is $500? either I'm an elitist piece of poo poo or that's mostly curiosity, right? not a big commitment also lol, from the boc bitcoin report quote:Bitcoin owners displayed greater knowledge about the Bitcoin network than non-owners, yet they scored lower on questions testing financial literacy.
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lol gently caress this country man https://twitter.com/TristinHopper/status/1536381474449936384
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Cold on a Cob posted:lol gently caress this country man (Nudges parter in the posting theatre and whispers) that's the guy who stomped a racoon to death while on a double date with his parents
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Cold on a Cob posted:lol gently caress this country man "This is their traditional territory. No they can't have it back, our government stole it fair and square."
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when I went to western university these land aknolegement were part of every public presentation. You rich fucks, if you are not giving the land back or even supporting the people it was stolen from you are just bragging
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haha my university too it's definitely a form of thoughts and prayers
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It's actually worse than thoughts and prayers, since rather than an empty gesture it's actually a part of consolidating colonial land theft.
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That's sweetly stupid in a deeply Canadian way, I love it.
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stavros had a great bit on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHzrbskBTZQ
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Is there a primer on how "giving the land back" is supposed to work? I hear it a lot and never an explanation of which land and how that looks. It honestly sounds pretty stupid to me and I'm 100 percent behind actually putting $$ to reconciliation. I will happily admit that I'm not particularly steeped in knowledge on this subject, and my ignorance is my own, but if generally well meaning individuals are in the dark on this subject it doesn't speak well for the messaging. I take it no one ITT has given away their land?
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Math You posted:Is there a primer on how "giving the land back" is supposed to work? I hear it a lot and never an explanation of which land and how that looks. It honestly sounds pretty stupid to me and I'm 100 percent behind actually putting $$ to reconciliation. I will happily admit that I'm not particularly steeped in knowledge on this subject, and my ignorance is my own, but if generally well meaning individuals are in the dark on this subject it doesn't speak well for the messaging. We keep the land and kill the natives if they get too uppity.
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Math You posted:Is there a primer on how "giving the land back" is supposed to work? I hear it a lot and never an explanation of which land and how that looks. It honestly sounds pretty stupid to me and I'm 100 percent behind actually putting $$ to reconciliation. I will happily admit that I'm not particularly steeped in knowledge on this subject, and my ignorance is my own, but if generally well meaning individuals are in the dark on this subject it doesn't speak well for the messaging. do you think we’re big land owners here in cspam??? anyway you could have just Googled it, there are a lot of land claims and it takes a long time and the government fights tooth and nail not to give back land but it has happened: https://www.ontario.ca/page/current-land-claims#section-2 In general the actual land back movement is not asking anyone to vacate their home. Most of the time it’s just fighting new developments on indigenous land.
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Math You posted:I take it no one ITT has given away their land? i don't own any land. or much of anything else, for that matter
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Math You posted:Is there a primer on how "giving the land back" is supposed to work? I hear it a lot and never an explanation of which land and how that looks. It honestly sounds pretty stupid to me and I'm 100 percent behind actually putting $$ to reconciliation. I will happily admit that I'm not particularly steeped in knowledge on this subject, and my ignorance is my own, but if generally well meaning individuals are in the dark on this subject it doesn't speak well for the messaging. lol you think i can afford to own land in Canada ok boomer. I have zero issues paying rent to a native tribe
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I'd rather pay rent to an indigenous entity than prop up all these old failboomers
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we don’t actually own land in an English common law nation. you just have temporary tenure. transferring that to the First Nations would likely not even be something you’d notice or if you did it would likely improve. you know. moving to people who think land stewardship is important over inbred royals who want to diddle children and exploit resources
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Noblesse Obliged posted:we don’t actually own land in an English common law nation yeah not in Canada, but i think there are some barons in England who would disagree
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returning crown lands would be an easy enough thing to do, but then where would I go muddin? There are some stories that have been building about actual land restorations. This is one I recall reading recently (in the States but that border is irrelevant): https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/land-in-washington-returned-to-colville-tribes Noblesse Obliged posted:we don’t actually own land in an English common law nation. you just have temporary tenure. transferring that to the First Nations would likely not even be something you’d notice or if you did it would likely improve. A better reply. Excellent point.
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we assume indigenous people would treat us like we treat them which says more about us than them.
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Cold on a Cob posted:lol gently caress this country man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5OlBT2OcGg
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Related to the Colville story, I heard a talk last term by a biologist from Westbank about salmon restoration efforts using mostly indigenous knowledge and effort that have been taking place from BC and into Washington. They have even been championing rewilding, restoring wet lands where rivers were channeled, etc. It takes a tremendous amount of effort to fix what we screwed up pretty quickly but to see how nature responds was quite heartening. Appreciating of course this is CSPAM, lol, lmao, nothing matters. But its nice to see not everything needs to be terrible all of the time Bilirubin has issued a correction as of 19:55 on Jun 19, 2022 |
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Noblesse Obliged posted:we assume indigenous people would treat us like we treat them which says more about us than them. Going right to the heart of a lot of motivation I have been reading from the right
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Bilirubin posted:
Respite from suffering only makes future suffering worse. You fool.
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Bilirubin posted:Going right to the heart of a lot of motivation I have been reading from the right someone once said “when a conservative tells you their fears, they are telling you their plans” on this forum and it really stuck to me
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Noblesse Obliged posted:someone once said “when a conservative tells you their fears, they are telling you their plans” on this forum and it really stuck to me Yes. With conservatives everything is 100% projection
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Math You posted:I take it no one ITT has given away their land? Ive felt bad watching the Kent Monkman art piece where he is in drag and crying while licking a pair of RCMP boots before, isn't that enough?
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bvj191jgl7bBsqF5m posted:Ive felt bad watching the Kent Monkman art piece where he is in drag and crying while licking a pair of RCMP boots before, isn't that enough? I still can't make up my mind about Monkman. I want to like him, but just can't quite get there. Plus he runs a small art factory, pays artists meh wages to crank out paintings. I worked in a similar art factory for 3 years and it wasn't great. Sucks to sign someone else's name to art you made and then watch them promote themselves/the art pretending they did it.
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TBF to Monkman it is a time honoured legit practice, but I just never like when artists just replicate exploitation of labour.
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Bilirubin posted:Related to the Colville story, I heard a talk last term by a biologist from Westbank about salmon restoration efforts using mostly indigenous knowledge and effort that have been taking place from BC and into Washington. They have even been championing rewilding, restoring wet lands where rivers were channeled, etc. It takes a tremendous amount of effort to fix what we screwed up pretty quickly but to see how nature responds was quite heartening. I think a very important piece of this is instilling a sense of stewardship of natural places in our population. There's been an intense push towards urban spaces, which is largely good but has created a separation and blindness to the goings on in less populated areas. If you want people to give a poo poo about the land, instill in your children a love for it. If more people vacationed in provincial and national parks instead of theme parks we might get somewhere.
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to the extent that i ever "vacationed" as a kid, it was camping in a provincial park, and we regularly hiked along the trans canada trail here in ontario. what it taught me is that nature exists, it is generally unpleasant over a long enough timeline, and i'd rather not be in it if i have a choice.
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Math You posted:I think a very important piece of this is instilling a sense of stewardship of natural places in our population. There's been an intense push towards urban spaces, which is largely good but has created a separation and blindness to the goings on in less populated areas. That is also part of this initiative, where they hold events for kids and parents, indigenous and not, to get down with the fish and their environment. Making this more of a community effort does help build exactly what you say. I'm a city kid, but spent lots of time in the woods while growing up and still find it restorative. infernal machines posted:to the extent that i ever "vacationed" as a kid, it was camping in a provincial park, and we regularly hiked along the trans canada trail here in ontario.
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Bilirubin posted:A buddy of mine once said "nature's overrated; too many bugs, not enough bars" a person after my own heart
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If you can swing it, go to the right places in nature, and there will be fewer people to deal with. Bonus if you take a canoe or kayak, and find yourself a waterfront camping spot. Set up for a few nights like George Carlin used to say about waterfront property: The best thing is that you only have assholes on 3 sides of you, and if they come from the other way, you can hear them splashing.
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like 90% of our great nation is devoid of people. it's just cold and wet and full things that bite. i heartily encourage anyone that dreams of wandering off and living in the woods to do so. there's so much of them it's doubtful anyone would even notice. infernal machines has issued a correction as of 05:04 on Jun 20, 2022 |
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Noblesse Obliged posted:we assume indigenous people would treat us like we treat them which says more about us than them. Yes but also why shouldn't they
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