Search results

Because it would be a big flipping deal if they did. This is not something that one can hide from the media if they did. The first nations people are still here in Canada and growing faster than other ethnicities, which wouldn't be the case if we still continued with this genocide that you...

I suggest you look at our school system and the work that goes into making our kids aware of what happened. Even in hiring First Nations are given priority, followed by LGBTQ, followed by women. We believe in equality but also understand that equality doesn't come without establishing equity...

This is a solution proposed by a Chinese citizen and not by our First Nations citizens which is about as useless as a Canadian telling you to vacate Tibet. And you didn't answer my question earlier; if your solution is for all of us to go back to our countries of origin, what about the mixed...

You are talking as if we have the option to go back in time and take it back. We don't, plain and simple. What we are doing is what any reasonable adult would do, acknowledge that a mistake was made, and actively work towards an arrangement that acknowledges the wrong and give the offended...

Simple language, yes the first nations people got the short end of the stick by the earlier generation, what I am not understanding is if you are expecting us, the current generation of Canadians to be exclusively responsible for it although we are actively working towards solving the issue. I...

True on that, but just because they call a spade a spoon doesn't make it right. And which is why most MSM outlets are fast losing susbscribership, which the execs attribute to not enough coverage or balance towards the far left and the cycle continues till the arrow is shifted to the other end...

Are you debating the past or present? Simple question. Because no one is doubting the former, and no one believes the latter.

You are discussing one end of the spectrum (social justice warriors) who are literally gender studies students with rainbow haired with nothing else better to do in their lives than act offended with everything from pronouns to "cultural appropriation". You are on the other end of the same...

It's always the extended family that has the most opinions....especially the aunties.:crazy:

Are you discussing Canada or the United States here? And are you going to keep harping on the past rather than the situation in the present?

First off, thanks for assuming that my government is Indian. I have lived under two governments in my life and neither of them are Indian so let's dispense with bringing India into this, cool? And if you want to discuss the U.S treatment of its native population, you're better off debating with...

Dude/Dudette, you are making no sense. The First Nations people are very much alive and part of our lives in Canada. I cannot speak for Yankeestan.

There is no proof of that. Absolutely none. So if your child comes to you and says "mom/dad, I like this girl/boy" and you find out he/she is black/white/latin/asian/mixed, you would rather assist in the preservation of your supposed "culture" than your child's happiness?

What a wonderful way of thinking. Not. Thank God your way of thinking is relegated to the dustbin. And you live in Canada...one of the melting pots of culture...hypocrisy much?

All land is stolen one way or another in the past, if everyone had to move back to their ancestors point of origin that would create way too much instability around the world considering how much intermingling has been going on. You are holding the son accountable for the sins of the father...

Again, you are looking at this from the wrong perspective. But I'll answer your question in the simplest terms possible, if almost the entirety of my family today was eradicated, I would hold a grudge sure, but I'm not going to hold the children of the perpetrators responsible, but the...

You are framing your question with the wrong reference of time, more relatable to a white Canadian from that era. It does not apply. The First Nations people are pragmatic in understanding that while they lost their relatives/sons/daughters/uncles/aunts...we were not the ones to make it...

People need to stop sticking their noses in other people's private lives. Exactly what I told my extended family when they gave crap to my parents after finding out my partner is not the same race/religion. Probably explains why I don't get that many wedding invitations anymore..oh well, more...

No one is disagreeing with that. We have and will continue to make this right to our First Nations brethren. That is the difference between us and you.

Next stop: Oman.