I love the way you bring up the uncomfortable topics people are scared to dive deep into. My best college professors always pulled us out of our comfort zone.
What can’t be defended, will be taken from you by the world at large. It applies to everything. From your car, your house, your land, your job, your life.
If this was a podcast on Spotify, I would download every episode, like yesterday. Appreciate the multifaceted discourse. Changed my perspective on many issues.
Exactly. If we decided to redistribute lands to their “rightful owners”, how far back do we go? What year? It’s an impossible question. We should just do better from today on.
@@bigjake6936 Really just the fact that I didn't know, and was never taught, ANYTHING about it. And..it's tied to our history as a country, yet is touched on so briefly, if at all.
I really feel like there should be Israeli's and Palestinians talking about this subject. Our voices of people that are actually affected by this is what is important to listen to, especially when it is so silenced around the world. I would love to be able to talk with American college students about the experience of an Israeli on the ground on these days and answer their questions and would love to also talk to a Palestinian about this as well. I think it would be a great experience for them.
32:46 "The irony is we're trying to build a wall to prevent people from coming in, in a land that was actually stolen from other people." I don't think that's ironic at all. It's actually an incredibly convincing argument for building a wall, unless we want the same thing to happen to us that happened to the Native Americans.
One thing I found eye opening growing up was just how many families claim to have Native American ancestry. We were told we had Sioux and Cherokee blood among our ancestry, but 2 seperate DNA tests contradict the claim. Both of my parents carried this belief and were hurt finding out it was untrue. However, it is easy to understand how such beliefs might propagate. Is this common and has anyone else experienced similar beliefs? I would love to hear thoughts on this?
it's what he thought at the time and thinking about his former students he connected to that he knew worked in the area, you can understand how news like that would be prominent in his mind.
Didn’t tribes fight each over land as well? This is the history of people and the world for the most part is it not? An historical indigenous life doesn’t fit with industrialization and modernity.
Still doesn’t justify anything Its not by chance that people of color have less net worth than their counterparts Merit & hard work means nothing in America
Yes, there was often brutal warfare, massacres, and slavery practiced among North, Central, and South American tribes, LONG before the Europeans came along.
the problem about this perspective is it avoids the topic of culture, the norm of white culture is to be educated and to excel in the working environment, but indigenous populations tend to do avoid assimilating to the "colonisers" society because it is a form of acceptance that the "white culture is superior". afterall, community type cultures isnt about working for a wage and land ownership....i come from the experience of being part aborigine/aussie for an Australian born citizen, you cant impose your culture norms to another in an attempt to be the Samaritan in uprooting their standards to your "standards"
You have to read the book from Dr Fisher titled Champlain's dream. You will discover that the French came and ask the native to live in respect and fraternity and learned the native languages etc.. Please document yourself on why the English called the war against Nouvelle France de French and Indian wars.
The wall wouldn't need to be built if these people didn't have certain expectations of housing and being fed and medical being paid for by the taxpayer.
The land was conquered, not stolen. The use of the correct term is important. “Stolen” implies that a crime of theft took place as defined under a legal system that defines legal ownership and the means of legal transfer. The thief would be subject to prosecution under the laws that prescribe the penalties and recourse to the victim. There is no legal system over the concept of “conquer”. Conquering land is a transfer by act of war that took place outside any legal system. There is no prescribed recourse for land that was acquired by conquest. If a trans-global legal system created one then there would be a huge backlog of cases dating back many thousands of years since every inch of land on Earth was conquered at some point, many times over.
Really hoping that in your follow up parts you corrected your commentary about the hospital. In addition, make the point that indigenous status doesn’t have an expiration date.
Truth is embarrassing to some (guilt) Its not by choice that people of color have less net worth than their counterparts Merit & hard work mean nothing on this stolen land
okay, but are you gonna say that the Native Americans weren't trying to take each other's land? Warring with one another? I kinda see it as strongest guy wins... in this case, it seems the Europeans won. If the Europeans weren't trying to take it, then someone else would be, and boundaries would be being reestablished regularly. With the cell phone example, you can say "Hey, that's my cellphone," but the other can say, "Okay, come and get it then..." but that person probably ain't going down without a fight.
51:00 I need to call out the blond girl on the panel regarding the Russian committing the largest genocide since WWII in the Ukraine war, which is not true at all. The Largest genocide in Europe since WWII happened in war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in place called Srebrenica. I please you, students of US universities to educate your self on European history, and in history in general better and on your own will, not only in time when USA is doing a proxy wars around the globe.
How does one obtain ownership of land in the first place? I think one good way is by investing work into developing the land. If i clear a plot of land of rocks and shrubs for use as a farm, then that becomes mine. I own the labor that is then fused with that plot of land, which in practice translates to me owning that piece of land. But what about another piece of land that I didn't develop? Do I get to claim ownership of that just by habit of having lived next to it for a while despite having done nothing to develop it?
@@itorca "In the first place." He's referencing John Locke's argument for how ownership comes to exist initially. Someone pointing in a direction and saying "everything the light touches is mine" seems like a less workable system. Equally, a rule that you lose property rights as soon as you hire a field hand, or have someone fix your roof, would have disastrous economic consequences.
Yeah, nations became nations only in the 20th century... The irony is that in this high tech era, miscommunication seems to be still a huge, huge problem.
Another thing the I think we have to mention it is that why the indigene people would not build a big city like the mexica or the Maya build. And why should not happened the same there when the mexica took over the place from los Tepanecas. Why are the indigenous people better then the spanisch people?
The "British Empire" is now down to a mere 14 small overseas territories with no great wealth or power. The British Empire only lasted about 300yrs with the peak being in about 1922. The Roman Empire lasted about 1,000 years and the lasting effects of its legacy still impact most parts of the world today.
Native indigenous peoples lived off grid & had a connection with nature the planet & respected everything she provided for all living thing's on it to survive till colonisation came & wanted to modernise it with modern day appliances with plane's & car's & now humanity is on a time clock with existence FAKIN GENIUS GENIUS
@@mikedebruyn So why your lot leave your's & take our's were you all WAR TORN POOR OR UNLIVABLE now your all over here hating on native's BLACK'S POC for being diffrent & your lot introduced all this evilness
While not in any way minimizing the data on sexual assault against Native American women, I would point out that there were about 6,000 sexual assaults against Native American women out of a population of about 1.3 million for a net rate of .21%. By comparison there were over 4 million sexual assaults against Caucasian women in the US last year. So the stat that was pointed out around 14 minutes in is a bit misleading. The relative risk is very high but the absolute risk is lower than for other groups by comparison.
It’s not insensitive to ask for established avenues for immigration. Any nation where an american wants to immigrate to, the same expectations would be upheld. Yes land has been fought over-and news flash: it’s still fought over. Borders are the only way to keep immigrants, neighboring countries, and home countries safe. No one was safe during the exploration era. Every native american tribe fought with every other native american tribe and the united states was once colonized as well. You lost the battle-time to live in 2023 and start fighting to get your land back by utilizing the opportunities civilized capitalist world provides. No one was entitled to land until nations were established and laws were made. Crying about it doesn’t change that.
@@hippy9309 I’ve been treated worse than some people of color. There’s definitely a lot of people of color treated a lot worse than me for sure. Either way, I was extremely discriminated against. I don’t think you’re informed on the matter. Asian countries are way behind the west on removing racism. My only point was that I am informed, so don’t just assume based on my ancestry that I am privileged or whatever. My family is german. We weren’t there in ww2, we didn’t own slaves, and no one in my family ever colonized anyone.
To continue, the "Maps" that you so proudly displayed of what you term as indigenous land (rather what you termed as "RED LAND"), I find to be a statement in and of itself, Racist! What you fail to emphasize in this video is the benefits the world or our society as a whole has achieved as a result of these challenges in human and social growth. Do you really want to revert back to a time and age of when "natives" themselves were fighting and changing territorial lines, none of whichever, improved the advancement of life as a whole? Regardless of the cost, America has become the beacon of hope for the world, because of these struggles. I've always loved your lectures, but i do from time to time see the normal and what has come to be expected from the so called elite or ivy-leaque colleges, a false narraitive promoting the liberal age, over the importance of "Citical Thinking". Please start supporting America rather than focusing on its faults. Of which many of those faults lie in the hands of Academics such as yourself. Thank you for your time sir. - Bart Scott
European settler just FOLLOWS local tribe law, as long you can reach the land and stay on it, ITS YOURS. As long you can defend and take it from other tribes, IT'S YOURS. That the law in the native land back then. European just happened to be stronger and conquer it all. simple as that.
You talk about not being mean. I guess you think that no nation should protect its established borders and therfore have no nations as we know them now??? Americans have lost their lives defending our nation. Does not that come into play as well?
At what point does something stolen belong to you? The earliest thefts that occurred in Palestine most children of those whose “stuff” was stolen are still alive. On top of that the stealing keeps happening on a daily basis. Nice job trying to compare the Native Americans and America to Palestine and Israel but the comparison obviously fails. Interesting though how America is the only country that unconditionally supports Israel. Maybe THAT has something to do with Americas history. So to say that’s somehow an issue we have to wrestle with currently with Palestine and Israel is false. It’s absolutely not an issue. There’s clear theft and murder and apartheid and ethnic cleansing on one side and defenselessness on the other.
Palestinians are not “native” to that land. The difference is there was no genocide or pogroms that made the people flee to america. Another is native americans never got the option to make a country of their own, refused that offer & picked up arms instead.
@@moonchild7909 you’re right. Palestinians just moved to Palestine on Oct 7th 2023 since that’s when all this started apparently. Fake news about Palestinians being offered anything. Just like all the fake news being pushed now. I don’t need to be told what Israel’s intention is or has ever been. Their actions speak for themselves.
So where are the native indigenous peoples on their own land's under white dictatorship after colonisation now known as the colonised western free world where we & other peoples of colour are unaccepted with that same label given with slavery WITH THEIR WORTH PROPERTY
Sam. You still haven't learned. You just said to another human being "it doesn't affect you... it affects me", after telling him a hospital got bombed. Why would you say that?
stolen land? sounds like natives were helpless and couldn’t defend themselves. he about, the native americans fought valiantly and over many years finally lost the war.
The land was not "stolen", it was conquered in a hard fought long war, just as almost all land is begotten in every single country all over the world. Why is this weird theory pushed like this?
23:21 well the Earth "owns" us if anything. We don't own it. Maybe we earn a partial right to use parts of it for a while but only if we treat it with respect (or should I say reverence?). Our species is on a tragic path.
I love the way you bring up the uncomfortable topics people are scared to dive deep into. My best college professors always pulled us out of our comfort zone.
What can’t be defended, will be taken from you by the world at large. It applies to everything. From your car, your house, your land, your job, your life.
Yes, exactly. My question is why is the world like that?
Very well said.
If this was a podcast on Spotify, I would download every episode, like yesterday.
Appreciate the multifaceted discourse. Changed my perspective on many issues.
Every piece of land in the world has been stolen at one point.
Antarctica???
Colonised people couldn't ask to share knowledge for land's or was taking & terrorising just a white/european thing like raping & pilliging
@@Newton-Reutherhumans are now starting to colonize it.
@@Newton-Reuther inuit idk dont quote me
@@Keenanrwong You mixed up the north and south poles 💀
So…All over the world people live on land formerly occupied by people of other cultures and traditions.
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Exactly. If we decided to redistribute lands to their “rightful owners”, how far back do we go? What year? It’s an impossible question. We should just do better from today on.
If we go back long enough, everyone was an immigrant at some point in time in their family history
But America is bad for protecting borders
It is still happening to Native Americans. You going to be that blase when people show up in your front yard?
I took a college course on "Native American History" and it was a real eye opener.
What was eye opening
@@bigjake6936 Really just the fact that I didn't know, and was never taught, ANYTHING about it. And..it's tied to our history as a country, yet is touched on so briefly, if at all.
@@CheatingZubat what part. His extremely biased view is bs.
I really feel like there should be Israeli's and Palestinians talking about this subject. Our voices of people that are actually affected by this is what is important to listen to, especially when it is so silenced around the world.
I would love to be able to talk with American college students about the experience of an Israeli on the ground on these days and answer their questions and would love to also talk to a Palestinian about this as well. I think it would be a great experience for them.
Key word WAS their land , no land was taken during the Great Indian Wars. Wars have winners and losers.
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Anyone born in the US is an American citizens.
That is what I am talking about. Winners of wars take the land and losers of wars lose the land.
32:46 "The irony is we're trying to build a wall to prevent people from coming in, in a land that was actually stolen from other people." I don't think that's ironic at all. It's actually an incredibly convincing argument for building a wall, unless we want the same thing to happen to us that happened to the Native Americans.
Your confusing ungoverned territory from a country.
Bingo, unfortunately too many people can't seem to grasp that.
"This land is my land" music video comes to mind.
One thing I found eye opening growing up was just how many families claim to have Native American ancestry. We were told we had Sioux and Cherokee blood among our ancestry, but 2 seperate DNA tests contradict the claim. Both of my parents carried this belief and were hurt finding out it was untrue. However, it is easy to understand how such beliefs might propagate.
Is this common and has anyone else experienced similar beliefs?
I would love to hear thoughts on this?
Love this guy but Gaza hospital thing was off.
The hospital bombing story aged poorly though...
it's what he thought at the time and thinking about his former students he connected to that he knew worked in the area, you can understand how news like that would be prominent in his mind.
53:01 spot on
Also hilarious how many people in these comments are missing the point of the introduction to set up for the main topic
Didn’t tribes fight each over land as well? This is the history of people and the world for the most part is it not? An historical indigenous life doesn’t fit with industrialization and modernity.
Still doesn’t justify anything
Its not by chance that people of color have less net worth than their counterparts
Merit & hard work means nothing in America
Yes, there was often brutal warfare, massacres, and slavery practiced among North, Central, and South American tribes, LONG before the Europeans came along.
Truth
The western native tribes had mostly been conquered before white settlers came. Mexico was a prolific conqueror.
What ever makes you feel better about yourself.
the problem about this perspective is it avoids the topic of culture, the norm of white culture is to be educated and to excel in the working environment, but indigenous populations tend to do avoid assimilating to the "colonisers" society because it is a form of acceptance that the "white culture is superior". afterall, community type cultures isnt about working for a wage and land ownership....i come from the experience of being part aborigine/aussie for an Australian born citizen, you cant impose your culture norms to another in an attempt to be the Samaritan in uprooting their standards to your "standards"
You have to read the book from Dr Fisher titled Champlain's dream. You will discover that the French came and ask the native to live in respect and fraternity and learned the native languages etc.. Please document yourself on why the English called the war against Nouvelle France de French and Indian wars.
The French started the scalping thing. Natives didn't do it until the French did it to them.
Dear sound techs,,,please engage the LOW CUT or roll off the low freqs... Thank you.
The wall wouldn't need to be built if these people didn't have certain expectations of housing and being fed and medical being paid for by the taxpayer.
Yep. You can either let everyone in, or you can have social services. You can't have both.
The land was conquered, not stolen. The use of the correct term is important. “Stolen” implies that a crime of theft took place as defined under a legal system that defines legal ownership and the means of legal transfer. The thief would be subject to prosecution under the laws that prescribe the penalties and recourse to the victim.
There is no legal system over the concept of “conquer”. Conquering land is a transfer by act of war that took place outside any legal system. There is no prescribed recourse for land that was acquired by conquest. If a trans-global legal system created one then there would be a huge backlog of cases dating back many thousands of years since every inch of land on Earth was conquered at some point, many times over.
Really hoping that in your follow up parts you corrected your commentary about the hospital. In addition, make the point that indigenous status doesn’t have an expiration date.
Expiration date is when a more powerful people's say it's expired. If you can't defend your claim. You don't get to keep it. Just like everyone else.
I usually like his lectures but this one just irritated me.
Same here
Truth usually upsets people, especially if it hits close to home about their people.
Truth is embarrassing to some (guilt)
Its not by choice that people of color have less net worth than their counterparts
Merit & hard work mean nothing on this stolen land
Because professor is taking a side of illegals
And we have to pay for that
okay, but are you gonna say that the Native Americans weren't trying to take each other's land? Warring with one another? I kinda see it as strongest guy wins... in this case, it seems the Europeans won. If the Europeans weren't trying to take it, then someone else would be, and boundaries would be being reestablished regularly. With the cell phone example, you can say "Hey, that's my cellphone," but the other can say, "Okay, come and get it then..." but that person probably ain't going down without a fight.
try watching the video
Yeah same with colonization European colonize almost every Country recently too
he literally acknowledges that around 30 minutes
@@Apman99, not all European countries were colonizers.
He is making a point about how you need to know what going on and history before you can give a full opinion.
51:00 I need to call out the blond girl on the panel regarding the Russian committing the largest genocide since WWII in the Ukraine war, which is not true at all. The Largest genocide in Europe since WWII happened in war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in place called Srebrenica. I please you, students of US universities to educate your self on European history, and in history in general better and on your own will, not only in time when USA is doing a proxy wars around the globe.
How does one obtain ownership of land in the first place?
I think one good way is by investing work into developing the land.
If i clear a plot of land of rocks and shrubs for use as a farm, then that becomes mine. I own the labor that is then fused with that plot of land, which in practice translates to me owning that piece of land.
But what about another piece of land that I didn't develop? Do I get to claim ownership of that just by habit of having lived next to it for a while despite having done nothing to develop it?
Not if your a share cropper or slave you get nothing
@@itorca "In the first place." He's referencing John Locke's argument for how ownership comes to exist initially. Someone pointing in a direction and saying "everything the light touches is mine" seems like a less workable system. Equally, a rule that you lose property rights as soon as you hire a field hand, or have someone fix your roof, would have disastrous economic consequences.
@@MyopicTurtle don't tell Genghis Khan that.
@@itorca again, "In the first place." Conquest means you took it from someone else.
@@MyopicTurtle you should check out what he said first
1979! No words!
Camp david?
land is sacred to natives, the unborn are sacred to christian’s.
Yeah, nations became nations only in the 20th century...
The irony is that in this high tech era, miscommunication seems to be still a huge, huge problem.
No sound
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Fixed
So we stole the land from the “native Indian”. From whom did the Indian steal and occupy the land?
King of the awkward pause
Another thing the I think we have to mention it is that why the indigene people would not build a big city like the mexica or the Maya build. And why should not happened the same there when the mexica took over the place from los Tepanecas. Why are the indigenous people better then the spanisch people?
35:00 british empire dude - sun never set on the british empire. It defo did on the roman empire
Just goes to show that even God didnt trust the British in the dark
@@WJWatt 🥱 haters gonna hate
The "British Empire" is now down to a mere 14 small overseas territories with no great wealth or power. The British Empire only lasted about 300yrs with the peak being in about 1922. The Roman Empire lasted about 1,000 years and the lasting effects of its legacy still impact most parts of the world today.
Native indigenous peoples lived off grid & had a connection with nature the planet & respected everything she provided for all living thing's on it to survive till colonisation came & wanted to modernise it with modern day appliances with plane's & car's & now humanity is on a time clock with existence FAKIN GENIUS GENIUS
Plenty of room where you can still do that. You do not have to use the internet for instance.
@@mikedebruyn So why your lot leave your's & take our's were you all WAR TORN POOR OR UNLIVABLE now your all over here hating on native's BLACK'S POC for being diffrent & your lot introduced all this evilness
@@turangatohiariki3042 Those are an awful lot of assumptions your making mixed with a lot of prejudice.
@@mikedebruynYour accusation's about me & alot of assumption's with an explanation & you still got nothing
@@turangatohiariki3042 I think your google translate did a number on your text, can you try it again?
While not in any way minimizing the data on sexual assault against Native American women, I would point out that there were about 6,000 sexual assaults against Native American women out of a population of about 1.3 million for a net rate of .21%. By comparison there were over 4 million sexual assaults against Caucasian women in the US last year. So the stat that was pointed out around 14 minutes in is a bit misleading. The relative risk is very high but the absolute risk is lower than for other groups by comparison.
27:35 man Chloe is putting on a show, gotta make sure everyone knows how disgusting she finds it. Gotta drop from the call.
Unless you know how to live in a desert I wouldn't put it outside the Navajo reservation.
lol people gotta stop calling Native people Indian, Last time i checked. Indians were from India lol
It’s not insensitive to ask for established avenues for immigration. Any nation where an american wants to immigrate to, the same expectations would be upheld. Yes land has been fought over-and news flash: it’s still fought over. Borders are the only way to keep immigrants, neighboring countries, and home countries safe. No one was safe during the exploration era. Every native american tribe fought with every other native american tribe and the united states was once colonized as well. You lost the battle-time to live in 2023 and start fighting to get your land back by utilizing the opportunities civilized capitalist world provides. No one was entitled to land until nations were established and laws were made. Crying about it doesn’t change that.
Spoken like a typical European
@@hippy9309 a typical European that lived as a 12-18yr old minority in Asia.
@@madi8763 even in Asia you are not treated as bad as people of color
@@hippy9309 I’ve been treated worse than some people of color. There’s definitely a lot of people of color treated a lot worse than me for sure. Either way, I was extremely discriminated against. I don’t think you’re informed on the matter. Asian countries are way behind the west on removing racism. My only point was that I am informed, so don’t just assume based on my ancestry that I am privileged or whatever. My family is german. We weren’t there in ww2, we didn’t own slaves, and no one in my family ever colonized anyone.
To continue, the "Maps" that you so proudly displayed of what you term as indigenous land (rather what you termed as "RED LAND"), I find to be a statement in and of itself, Racist!
What you fail to emphasize in this video is the benefits the world or our society as a whole has achieved as a result of these challenges in human and social growth. Do you really want to revert back to a time and age of when "natives" themselves were fighting and changing territorial lines, none of whichever, improved the advancement of life as a whole?
Regardless of the cost, America has become the beacon of hope for the world, because of these struggles.
I've always loved your lectures, but i do from time to time see the normal and what has come to be expected from the so called elite or ivy-leaque colleges, a false narraitive promoting the liberal age, over the importance of "Citical Thinking".
Please start supporting America rather than focusing on its faults. Of which many of those faults lie in the hands of Academics such as yourself.
Thank you for your time sir. - Bart Scott
Can't hear anything and no closed captions
The girl on the top right is so woke
European settler just FOLLOWS local tribe law, as long you can reach the land and stay on it, ITS YOURS. As long you can defend and take it from other tribes, IT'S YOURS. That the law in the native land back then. European just happened to be stronger and conquer it all. simple as that.
You talk about not being mean. I guess you think that no nation should protect its established borders and therfore have no nations as we know them now??? Americans have lost their lives defending our nation. Does not that come into play as well?
Take hope,culture, language etc etc from a group & nothing good will come out of it
At what point does something stolen belong to you? The earliest thefts that occurred in Palestine most children of those whose “stuff” was stolen are still alive. On top of that the stealing keeps happening on a daily basis. Nice job trying to compare the Native Americans and America to Palestine and Israel but the comparison obviously fails. Interesting though how America is the only country that unconditionally supports Israel. Maybe THAT has something to do with Americas history. So to say that’s somehow an issue we have to wrestle with currently with Palestine and Israel is false. It’s absolutely not an issue. There’s clear theft and murder and apartheid and ethnic cleansing on one side and defenselessness on the other.
Not all America supports Israel. Have you not seen the protests? Let them know you want a 2 state solution, and don’t want hamas.
Palestinians are not “native” to that land.
The difference is there was no genocide or pogroms that made the people flee to america.
Another is native americans never got the option to make a country of their own, refused that offer & picked up arms instead.
@@moonchild7909 you’re right. Palestinians just moved to Palestine on Oct 7th 2023 since that’s when all this started apparently. Fake news about Palestinians being offered anything. Just like all the fake news being pushed now. I don’t need to be told what Israel’s intention is or has ever been. Their actions speak for themselves.
The Creator never said the world was divided into specific parcels for specific people except for Israel.
So where are the native indigenous peoples on their own land's under white dictatorship after colonisation now known as the colonised western free world where we & other peoples of colour are unaccepted with that same label given with slavery WITH THEIR WORTH PROPERTY
Please when Jesus was Crucified you saw what happened to the temple and land a great Earthquake.
@@kathleenmacdonagh1884no I did not the white man just wrote it 😅
Except that the "creator" or "god" is superstitious mythology and not applicable
@@deelady53tell that to the Jews, tell that to indigenous peoples
Sam.
You still haven't learned.
You just said to another human being "it doesn't affect you... it affects me", after telling him a hospital got bombed.
Why would you say that?
He explained why right after he said that.
Professor doesn’t know basic things. Anti immigration is not the same as anti illegal immigration.
It seems so simple yet very few people on the left understand that.
CLASS OF WOKE THE NEW TEACHING & NEW WHITE CULTURE OF ISIM
It's almost like a sociology class, eh?
@@Marc42 & everybody not american are the experiment
You are afraid to know what happens to the American Indians. Woke has nothing to die with it. What a cop out
All land is stolen land.
Professional deflector
stolen land? sounds like natives were helpless and couldn’t defend themselves. he about, the native americans fought valiantly and over many years finally lost the war.
Still a stolen Land No matter what's happened in the war
Many respect so called pillars of a community that do vile acts
The land was not "stolen", it was conquered in a hard fought long war, just as almost all land is begotten in every single country all over the world. Why is this weird theory pushed like this?
Sam richards is weird as hell bruh
This professor doesn't know what he is talking about. How is this persons indoctrination useful?
Triggers reflection - he does the same in the opposite political direction.
23:21 well the Earth "owns" us if anything. We don't own it. Maybe we earn a partial right to use parts of it for a while but only if we treat it with respect (or should I say reverence?). Our species is on a tragic path.