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To: Red Badger

“”Can’t say this comes as a surprise, though. It makes Indians sad when you drop stuff on their land.”””

Their “sacred land” is covered in whiskey bottles and beer cans. It’s the worst rez I have been to. The Injuns have learned how to grift well.


6 posted on 11/02/2025 9:12:31 AM PST by shelterguy
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To: shelterguy

I used to fish upper Red Lake, but now all the walleye are gone.


10 posted on 11/02/2025 9:16:50 AM PST by READINABLUESTATE (‘Never trust a man whose uncle was eaten by cannibals’)
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To: shelterguy

they may be tryign to grow whiskey and beer


17 posted on 11/02/2025 9:21:22 AM PST by Bob434 (Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana)
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To: shelterguy

I used to fish upper Red Lake, but now all the walleye are gone.


21 posted on 11/02/2025 9:24:20 AM PST by READINABLUESTATE (‘Never trust a man whose uncle was eaten by cannibals’)
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To: shelterguy

It’s the same with native Hawaiian “homestead” lands. They use the “sacred land” as garbage dumps. Burned out cars, garbage, appliances, all just dumped on the side of the road.

There is a reservation in Northern California. The Weitcpek (spelling) tribe dump is a pull out on the side of the road along the Klamath river where they just dump everything right in to the river. That’s the same river the state is removing all the dams so the tribes can have their “sacred fishing grounds” restored.


56 posted on 11/02/2025 11:29:00 AM PST by Organic Panic ('Was I molested. I think so' - Ashley Biden in response to her father joining her in the shower.)
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