That dudes just mad his ancestors didn’t think of it.
Nathan Phillips: “This is indigenous land, you're not supposed to have walls here.” So why aren’t non-indigenous people allowed to live on reservations?
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We’ve literally had a few white and Mexican families that have lived and continue to live on my Rez since before I was born and I’m over 30...
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Because your history here is a blink compared to mine. You’re not from here. You can’t speak the language from here.
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Thank you for taking a seat.
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dude, you wouldn't last an afternoon living on a reserve
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Spoken like one who truly misunderstands.
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You took the land we took from others.
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They are. I'm tweeting this from my living room
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Actually, the Lakota Nation has invited anyone to live on their lands who desires to do so.
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What about the native American tribes that were conquered by other native American tribes who then took their land?
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Bahahaha. Beautiful. Our government protects them without question. But us? Meh
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