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Originally Posted by Vulcan
This isn't about "whore-tats". This is about land that was supposedly swindled from them and they would like it back. If your home was stolen from you, you might protest a little strongly also. This has gone on for 200 years because the law never respected native rights. This seems to be the only way for the natives to receive their rights before the land becomes a housing development.
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Wah,wah,wah,wah. Poor Natives. I guess that their whiney sense that they got screwed out of land 200 years ago means that today it is cool for them to rip up the roads, cut power to innocent people and to use violence against those that come out to point out the BS actions that they are taking.
Actions like this certainly do little to drum up sympathy from me although it seems to be effective with politicians in the East who would rather step on everyone else's rights, property then to tell these Native where they should stick their BS "protests."