Asclepias
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Here's a less hysterical version of the story: EPA reservation boundary decision sparks controversy in Riverton, Wyo.
The American way. Make a treaty. Break it. Rinse and repeat. Whine when caught.
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Here's a less hysterical version of the story: EPA reservation boundary decision sparks controversy in Riverton, Wyo.
Obama Kicks Wyoming Residents Off Property And Gives It Away To Indians // Mr. Conservative
I really, really hope it doesn't end well for this asshole of a pResident we have now.
The native Americans here turned all their land into casinos. They are richer than crap. Ruined some of the most beautiful country out here. In true American style.
For those who in support of the natives in this situation, what are you going to think when the day comes when the law gives back large parts of Mississippi, Florida, Georgia and Alabama to the Choctaw, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek and Cherokee people?
The removal of these people from the lands, and their displacement to Oklahama on the "Trail of Tears" was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court back in 1832, but was openly defied by then President Jackson.
I think most people, me included, can see the terrible injustice in that. But to make amends now would be well nigh impossible without crippling those states.
For those who in support of the natives in this situation, what are you going to think when the day comes when the law gives back large parts of Mississippi, Florida, Georgia and Alabama to the Choctaw, Seminole, Chickasaw, Creek and Cherokee people?
The removal of these people from the lands, and their displacement to Oklahama on the "Trail of Tears" was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court back in 1832, but was openly defied by then President Jackson.
I think most people, me included, can see the terrible injustice in that. But to make amends now would be well nigh impossible without crippling those states.
The question is who governs the land - the Reservation, or the city, state, and federal governments.
Not the ownership of the property. No one's property has been taken, and everyone who lives there is still there.
No one is being forced out, as the OP claims.
But where the OP is wrong is this is still a solid land claim. Hells bells I've always been an activist and yes I'm a conservative now but still doesn't stop me from kicking ass.
It's a solid land claim. And I wish those on the conservative side would learn a thing or two here.
These were real deals. And First Nations have every right to fight for their property rights. AND WE SHOULD BACK THEM.
I tend towards assuming that the tribes are in the right here, but I don't know enough about the claims to really judge.
The details in this "article" are, at best, scant.
I wonder how many people bought houses in that town knowing years ago that this might happen?
Well what I don't understand and let me preface this with I AM A KICKASS CONSERVATIVE I don't understand why we treat these souls like they are some third class peoples? Me too up here. I'm freaking out over this because this is wrong. And not addressed.
Well what I don't understand and let me preface this with I AM A KICKASS CONSERVATIVE I don't understand why we treat these souls like they are some third class peoples? Me too up here. I'm freaking out over this because this is wrong. And not addressed.
IF there is a legitimate land dispute, then the proper venue to sort it out is the courts.
The EPA is NOT a legitimate means of resolving such questions. Obama is attempting to provoke the townspeople.
Well what I don't understand and let me preface this with I AM A KICKASS CONSERVATIVE I don't understand why we treat these souls like they are some third class peoples? Me too up here. I'm freaking out over this because this is wrong. And not addressed.
IF there is a legitimate land dispute, then the proper venue to sort it out is the courts.
The EPA is NOT a legitimate means of resolving such questions. Obama is attempting to provoke the townspeople.
I'm with you and I find it more than disturbing. I can fight the good fight. But I don't like the EPA making a decision.
Well what I don't understand and let me preface this with I AM A KICKASS CONSERVATIVE I don't understand why we treat these souls like they are some third class peoples? Me too up here. I'm freaking out over this because this is wrong. And not addressed.
IF there is a legitimate land dispute, then the proper venue to sort it out is the courts.
The EPA is NOT a legitimate means of resolving such questions. Obama is attempting to provoke the townspeople.
Look guys fucking tell Rubio to fuck off. ok well we shouldnt do that but for crying out loud why don't we address First Nations issues compared to Cuba?
Rubio is my guy.