Don't be silly. I like my "schtick"Why don't you try another schtick that one is kinda old.
Don't be silly. I like my "schtick"
Another small mind. You work in the resource industry. The land you extract resources from was once theirs. We stole that land, forced them onto reserves which were the most inhospitable land that we decided was useless until we discovered resources on them and forced them to move onto even more inhospitable land. You think the thief has no responsibility to those they have robbed and I think differently. Except for BC, there were treaties put in place, in the rest of Canada, that were meant to compensate for that theft (but never meant to be kept). It is not your money (it is stolen money) or your taxes (it belongs to the corporation of Canada). The corporation of Canada has an obligation to uphold.
Trying to explain the facts of life to a knuckle dragger like yourself, would be a colossal waist of time.They couldn't defend it against us, That means it belongs to us. We won.
If we use your logic the land belongs to the animals because they were there first. Stop being such a loser. The land belongs to whom can defend it.
The natives should be happy we didn't kill them all.
Trying to explain the facts of life to a knuckle dragger like yourself, would be a colossal waist of time.
They couldn't defend it against us, That means it belongs to us. We won.
If we use your logic the land belongs to the animals because they were there first. Stop being such a loser. The land belongs to whom can defend it.
The natives should be happy we didn't kill them all.
You might want to review Canadas available land forces before you commit us to an aboriginal war. Much of that area is not good for tanks. Logistics would be a nightmare, distance and fuel would be problematic, quides would be scarce. Why don't you shut up before you cost us a lot of money.![]()
No we wouldn't because there is no appetite in Canada for wiping them out. What there is an appetite for is shutting off the endless supply of money sucked into the system. We don't have to fight them to do that.Even with our military as it is right now we would wipe them out in a few years. You over estimate them.
No. I am suggesting that they be given that option.
Do you have any better ideas? Or can you think of any reasons why this could not be of benefit?
No we wouldn't because there is no appetite in Canada for wiping them out. What there is an appetite for is shutting off the endless supply of money sucked into the system. We don't have to fight them to do that.
While people continue to yap about Indians perhaps someone could supply us with a link showing the funds expended in each province and the Indian population in the province, instead of just giving us a bunch of rhetoric with nothing to back it up!![]()
It's hard to tell how many Indians there are in Canada. The ethnic groups of the Indian sub-continent might not identify as "Indian", as that's more of a nationality than an ethnicity. People use the term to refer to people from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka as well. The normal term to demographers here is South Asian. How much does the government spend on South Asians? Not sure if enough statistics are kept to figure that out. I know in Vancouver and Surrey every year the city's host the Vaisakhi parade. That's gotta cost a lot in security and traffic control.
... and he playsch with it all of the time!
Are you suggesting we forcibly relocate people?
Not only do they have that option but many of them have already taken it.
For one, people should educate themselves on the conditions and legal status of indigenous people, their land and their treaties. I wouldn't expect people to have in depth knowledge of everything, but at the very least do away with the idea that the problem is that they lack civilization, and the solution is relocation and assimilation.
Second, try to understand a little history too. Up until very recently, government projects to "fix the problem" have been exactly what you describe: relocation and bringing "civilization" and assimilation. It's literally what was tried in residential schools. And while much of the controversy around that program was abuse, neglect and death, it was also a government attempt at cultural genocide.
Third, we could ditch the attitude that the government has done enough, it's the indigenous people's fault, we're so hard done by, and it's about time we just give up. Most of the governments efforts were not helpful and for a long time not intended to be. Conditions in indigenous communities are to a large extent the result of half-assed and failed government projects on top of the deliberate theft of land and violations of treaty rights. What was done and is being done to indigenous people in this country has created deep-rooted problems that require more than a few photo-ops or a quick fix.