@SPEAKTRUTHTOLIE Hi Kat, thank you for the kind thoughts. I had some minor health setbacks, but I'm doing good now. Mainly working full-time at university & studying & reading dozens of books on multiple topics. I'm working on a gigantic video series, but it won't be out till 2027, God willing.
All that I am arguing for here is that what happened to Native Americans with the loss of their lands should serve as a cautionary tale of what could happen to you, if you don't fight or defend your communities, culture, or tradition.
It's not fun being a deracinated people.
I tried for a very long time to stay out of this intramural debate happening on the right, but I can hold my tongue no more.
Auron is right!
Yes, people deserve to live where they grew up, amongst their friends and family, within their community, traditions, and culture.
I tried for a very long time to stay out of this intramural debate happening on the right, but I can hold my tongue no more.
Auron is right!
Yes, people deserve to live where they grew up, amongst their friends and family, within their community, traditions, and culture.
I reiterate my question: Upon what is this entitlement based?
Is "living where you grew up is a human right" going to be a slogan from the Woke Right soon? This is the logic of whatever the Left means by "human rights," that you just get something because you randomly deserve it
people, in a unique time period each with its own customs, institutions, and traditions, each needing to be judged against Scripture and not according to the abstract tenets of classical liberalism.
In other words, God created a created order for man, and tradition and community
@01793695368257a@QuetzalPhoenix If I had a dollar for every time someone told me that their great great grandmother was a Cherokee princess, I'd have at least $100 dollars.
people appeared to have voted more based on identity issues. At least the ones I know. Which is exactly why Critical Race Theory, especially its praxeological form, and TribalCrit are so parasitic on young impressionable minds. Ideas have consequences!
I realize that this take is necessarily anecdotal. But there seems to be a definitive political age split in NDN Country. Almost all of the older Gen X and above Natives I know, even the hard-core libertarian ones, voted for Trump. Sadly, however, many younger indigenous
@la_smartine@wil_da_beast630 Hi Martine, I'm good. Just needed to take a break. Immunotherapy treatment wiped me out. Plus, I figured that the best way for me to change the culture was to just live my life, so I did, and I recently got married. Don't worry, I'll be back next year. Hope you're doing good.