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In reply to the discussion: Is this what "I want my country back" means to the un-thinking? [View all]NCTraveler
(30,481 posts)44. You are spot on with your post.
I truly don't care about their signs, flags, or voting patterns. All of that could change through the proper funding and education of their children. Many are uneducated and told what their best interests are, it is not of their own thinking. The cycle could be broken if we put the same emphasis behind poverty as we do the MIC. <- Just elaborating with my own thought, not making any assumptions of what your wrote.
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One meaning, yes. There really are some who want to rid of those things, and child labor laws
ck4829
Jan 2014
#1
I say, I didn't know you were native american" . end of discussion, for some reason!
niyad
Jan 2014
#36
Mainly THIS, I think. The economic thing is just the unintended result of politics of resentment.
TrollBuster9090
Jan 2014
#11
They went to college, and learned how to obfuscate racial resentment with libertarian rhetoric
TrollBuster9090
Jan 2014
#16
If we could do what needs to be done, it wouldn't matter. They are only 1%. n/t
jtuck004
Jan 2014
#32