Canada’s race problem? It’s even worse than America’s.

B00Mer

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Tecumsehsbones

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Dissolve the reservations, eliminate all Indian programs, and get on with it.

That's speaking for the U.S. What Canada does is Canada's business.
 

Sons of Liberty

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Maybe you need to stop paying attention to "studies" and "polls" without knowing the methodology being implemented, they are highly deceptive infused by ideological slants.
 

DaSleeper

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The OP reference is Just another article written by a whitey, who just knows what Injuns need, like whitey has been doing for a few hundred years and leftards fall all over themselves nodding in assent and self flagellating in the process because it's the politically correct thing to do!!!
 

petros

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The OP reference is Just another article written by a whitey, who just knows what Injuns need, like whitey has been doing for a few hundred years and leftards fall all over themselves nodding in assent and self flagellating in the process because it's the politically correct thing to do!!!

They fall for the "Keepers of the Earth" and hiyyiyis from drummers in the park downtown as a view of injuns.
 

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Who gives a fu€k about Natives?
Get over it you dumb feminist Bleeding Harts.

Survival is in you're own hands, if these humans can't do it, let them die.
 

BaalsTears

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You're reaching..

Actually African Americans are treated well too... the new hated group for the USA is the Illegals, or as they Call them Mexicans... despite the fact most are from El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and other central or south American countries.

But I will tell you what, a Mexican or south American can work circle around their white counterpart. Their work ethics are better then American and Canadian.. I think that's because they are not soft, having Welfare for UI to fallback on when out of work.

The work ethic is lost progressively with each successive generation of the illegals' progeny.
 

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Asking stupid questions might.

... And of course, you are the Supreme Chief that assess what is a smart question and what qualifies as stupid (read: inconvenient) questions.

... I see that you think quite highly of yourself

Everyone knows many of the chiefs are corrupt. It is no different than any level of Canadian governments.

Nice... Corruption within the tribal communities is justifiable because Cliffy wants to desperately believe that the same exists in gvt.

So-called democracy breeds corruption and it is foreign to indigenous culture.

So called Democracy?... Grow up already man, you're too old for all this tin-foil hat bull sh*t

The grass roots are rising up against their own so called leaders and their power is growing.

I hope that the current generation does exactly that... Their communities will be all the better for it as well as the non-FN communities

This summer will see radical changes in this country and most of you capitalist lackies are about to get a rude awakening.

There ya go again thumping your 'power to the people' drum.

FYI - Your socialist utopia can't exist without capitalism there champ... You'd do well to understand this prior to stoking the fires of the young folks about disallowing resource development until they are properly bribed.. There is always an alternative and when that door of opportunity closes, the money mysteriously vanishes and we all know that cash is a vital component of your utopic blue prints

Dissolve the reservations, eliminate all Indian programs, and get on with it.

That's speaking for the U.S. What Canada does is Canada's business.

Absolutely.. Canada and especially the FN individuals/families would do well if the current system was dissolved and the land was transferred directly to those individuals & families, bypassing the Tribal Council or held as a community asset.

Gvt waste and stupidity would be eliminated and equally as important, the tribal graft, corruption and misappropriation of funds would be dealt with simultaneously.
 
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Angstrom

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The work ethic is lost progressively with each successive generation of the illegals' progeny.

Exactly.

Now that natives are used to getting government money, they have lost their drive to survive on their own.

We build them houses with that money, & they rip out the studs to burn during winter to heat the house.
Then we give them money again the next year to build the same house.

At one pointe you have to put you're foot down and say enough.

the squirrels don't need government money to survive and we invade their fu€king land every day.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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Absolutely.. Canada and especially the FN individuals/families would do well if the current system was dissolved and the land was transferred directly to those individuals & families, bypassing the Tribal Council or held as a community asset.

Gvt waste and stupidity would be eliminated and equally as important, the tribal graft, corruption and misappropriation of funds would be dealt with simultaneously.
And replaced with non-tribal graft, corruption and misappropriation of funds.

No matter. We need to stand on our own feet, with neither fear nor favour. I've long said that if Indians want to, (again, I mean in the U.S.) we can participate in the electoral process in towns and counties. If we win, we can make Indian-friendly laws within the general Federal and state laws. And what we have will be ours. We won't be hanging on a government that has betrayed us over and over again.

Or if we choose, we can leave the majority-Indian communities and make our way in the big, bad world. And be badder than anybody else.
 

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i like reading the comments,as i read these comments,I cannot help wondering if the individuals writing these comments,see them as i see them.
i find a high amount of intolerance for just about anything on these forums,once again i wonder if i am on the right site.

I also question who has access to Canadian Content forums,
with the high amount of expressed intolerance,I am wondering why noone says anything,this makes me wonder who really has access to this forum, and to extend upon my weak curosities, I question why i have access to this forum,certainly i am not the only one who wonders why there is such a dominance of intolerance with little or no objections.
everything seems so controlled and scripted.

da faq?
 

captain morgan

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And replaced with non-tribal graft, corruption and misappropriation of funds.

Sadly, this is a reality that is (likely) unavoidable.

That said, with the use of informed 3rd parties (indian or non-indian), the negative effects can be mitigated with reasonable effictiveness

No matter. We need to stand on our own feet, with neither fear nor favour. I've long said that if Indians want to, (again, I mean in the U.S.) we can participate in the electoral process in towns and counties. If we win, we can make Indian-friendly laws within the general Federal and state laws. And what we have will be ours. We won't be hanging on a government that has betrayed us over and over again.

As you are surely aware, gvt doesn't discriminate against any one culture in terms of betrayal... They lie, steal and harangue all groups equally, albeit, in different forms

Or if we choose, we can leave the majority-Indian communities and make our way in the big, bad world. And be badder than anybody else.

Read up on Chief Clarence Louie and his group in Osoyoos, BC. They have risen to the challenge and are leading the pack today

How a B.C. native band went from poverty to prosperity - The Globe and Mail

This is not the only example in Canada, and no doubt there are numerous examples of this throughout the USA.

The point is that these accomplishments are very possible and the benefits to the communities at large, both FN and non-FN are very tangible
 

Zipperfish

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Not the usual fare for Macleans, that article. If anyone has any solutions, I'm all ears.

An 11 year old First Nations girl recently died because she opted out of chemotherapy for some hippy-dippy Florida joint. Normally the government would have intervened--as they do for Jehovah Witness children, for example--and apprehended the child. However, in this case, the government respected the stated wishes of the child and the will of the community she was from.

Racist or not? There is no course of action that could be taken here that would not be deemed racist. Apprehend the child?--shades of residential schools. Let the child day?--"You would have saved her if she wasn't Indian."

A first Nation reserve near Vancouver throws mixed race couples off the reserve because they want to retain racial purity. Racist or not?

One reason why the racism word just muddies the water.
 

Angstrom

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Sadly, this is a reality that is (likely) unavoidable.

That said, with the use of informed 3rd parties (indian or non-indian), the negative effects can be mitigated with reasonable effictiveness



As you are surely aware, gvt doesn't discriminate against any one culture in terms of betrayal... They lie, steal and harangue all groups equally, albeit, in different forms



Read up on Chief Clarence Louie and his group in Osoyoos, BC. They have risen to the challenge and are leading the pack today

How a B.C. native band went from poverty to prosperity - The Globe and Mail

This is not the only example in Canada, and no doubt there are numerous examples of this throughout the USA.

The point is that these accomplishments are very possible and the benefits to the communities at large, both FN and non-FN are very tangible


But that only happens because real leaders combined with hard work made it happen.