Year in review: hearing hard truths about First Nations farmers

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Just wondering Crapchuck, are any natives or dark-skinned people prevented from travelling, enrolling their children in sport programs or being called degenerates? Better open your eyes!

Or working, or keeping their businesses, or holding public office, or accessing medical Care...

[chuckChuck]

So several of you do believe Danny Smith's laughable claim that antivaxers are the most discriminated group in society? LOL

Its similar idea to, I am a white victim, put forward by those who deny racism exists.

Oh poor you for believing all the antivaxer covidiot crap and disagreeing with proven healthcare measures against covid.

[binthere]

So is trudeau going to discriminate against the vaxed who unifor says they won't be safe from covid back to the work place.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Do you agree with Pierre Pollievre, Chuck?
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Pierre Poilievre
@PierrePoilievre
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First Nations people deserve to make their own decisions on their lands, resources, money & lives.

They don’t need Ottawa politicians, bureaucrats & lobbyists to decide for them
And this:
Melissa Mbarki
@MelissaMbarki
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The Indian Act is a racist, colonialist piece of paper that should have been burned a long time ago! It is responsible for the oppression of Indigenous people, residential schools, reserves, disparities in the child welfare system, poverty and every social issue we have today.
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True North
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In a Global News interview, @PierrePoilievre called the Indian Act a “disaster” and a “racist, colonial hangover” while promising reforms

[chuckChuck]

So its not just personal responsibilty that is the problem? Better tell Tom! LOL

So it sounds like Crypto Polly agrees that there is systemic structural racism in the Indian act that is holding back first nations.

I would agree. But I am not sure a lot of the usual suspects on Agrisilly would agree. How about you?

Are you ready for resource sharing from ancestral lands?

[blackpowder]

If it means we can back to the business of plowing Mother Earth then definitely.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Saw this today:
The govt's own Auditor General concluded First Nations are "disproportionately burdened" by the carbon tax
Yet again, our resident hypocrite proves his dedication to cognitive dissonance.
Simultaneously supports the punitive CO2 tax, while also virtue signalling his faux outrage about how the first nations are being economically discriminated against.
As usual.

[blackpowder]

Easy to bury. Write more checks. Heck I even got some climate action plan checks.

There's the problem with identity politics. Ever increasing favor towards an ever bigger number of favorites.