“Personal anecdotes aren’t an argument”- Stefan ‘the empiricist’ Molyneux
Please, tell me more about the wonderful Native culture. When I worked up north, I found a Native woman bleeding by the side of a gravel road. She had been thrown out of a moving truck for refusing to give men oral sex. I took her to hospital.https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/native-american-women-seattle-raped-coerced-sex-a8511646.html …
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I linked an article with a study, fool
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When I was a road musician, I played countless Native bars and casinos. Conditions were appalling, and the despair was palpable.
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But they won't leave the rez.
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A lot do. The ones with any ambition. That means the ones who are left are the worst possible role models. Reverse Darwinism.
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I didn’t get the
#CovingtonCatholic uproar from the beginning. The outrage seemed to stem from the drumming native man being sacred in some way. He was and continues to be just a man... no better or worse than the boy.
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I work in the area of the Navajo Nation and other tribes. Their is a real problem within their culture.
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I come fromm Regina Saskatchewan. Can confirm. There is a serious issue that people here in Toronto don’t understand.
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Yes, we had a young NA woman and her son staying with us for a few weeks after she fled her abusive family.
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If Phillips had gotten up into someone’s face in the Ojibway village where I once lived like he did with the student, he would have been assaulted, elder or no elder.
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