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2018-12-31 23:37:04 UTC  

so its untamed by your standards?

2018-12-31 23:37:05 UTC  

lol

2018-12-31 23:37:23 UTC  

the natives didnt own every square foot of land and only actually developed various parts of the two continents

2018-12-31 23:37:30 UTC  

I mean.

2018-12-31 23:37:38 UTC  

hey everyone! TIL your right to your land is determined by whether you make roads or not

2018-12-31 23:37:41 UTC  

lol

2018-12-31 23:37:46 UTC  

???

2018-12-31 23:37:56 UTC  

but you just said the right to land was first come first serve

2018-12-31 23:37:58 UTC  

so they have to exploit the shit out of all of it to own it?

2018-12-31 23:38:05 UTC  

I'm saying that 100% of the land wasn't owned by natives

2018-12-31 23:38:05 UTC  

couldnt they let nature be?

2018-12-31 23:38:17 UTC  

you have to exploit land to own it?

2018-12-31 23:38:31 UTC  

idk why you keep saying exploit, is building roads and buildings really exploiting land

2018-12-31 23:38:39 UTC  

it literally is exploiting it

2018-12-31 23:38:43 UTC  

Technically, the natives still own land under trust with the Federal Government of the United States, hence why the Bureau of Indian Affairs and reservations exist.

2018-12-31 23:38:58 UTC  

wait

2018-12-31 23:39:00 UTC  

so did natives

2018-12-31 23:39:02 UTC  

exploit land

2018-12-31 23:39:11 UTC  

dunno, does it matter?

2018-12-31 23:39:16 UTC  

you brought it up LOL

2018-12-31 23:39:21 UTC  

they built canoes and huts and shit so yeah

2018-12-31 23:39:24 UTC  

they did

2018-12-31 23:39:27 UTC  

whats your point

2018-12-31 23:39:35 UTC  

like you said, they didnt exploit all of it

2018-12-31 23:39:35 UTC  

YOU brought up EXPLOITATION

2018-12-31 23:39:42 UTC  

cuz they understand the importance of nature

2018-12-31 23:39:56 UTC  

they believed what i believe, land isnt owned by anyone

2018-12-31 23:40:11 UTC  

no one was shoved out a vagene with the divine right to own the land

2018-12-31 23:40:12 UTC  

but

2018-12-31 23:40:19 UTC  

they had clear concepts of land ownership

2018-12-31 23:40:23 UTC  

nah they didnt

2018-12-31 23:40:25 UTC  

tribes fought over hunting territories

2018-12-31 23:40:31 UTC  

you had full scale empires

2018-12-31 23:40:34 UTC  

with clear land ownership

2018-12-31 23:40:45 UTC  

lions fight for territory too

2018-12-31 23:40:47 UTC  

natives weren't ancoms

2018-12-31 23:40:47 UTC  

whats your point

2018-12-31 23:40:53 UTC  

is this going back to might = right?

2018-12-31 23:41:01 UTC  

why're you comparing natives to animals

2018-12-31 23:41:14 UTC  

I'm not on either side of this argument, but the Iroquois Confederacy basically centralised due to European arrival, so they had basic concepts of land property and acquisition and a need to represent themselves politically.

2018-12-31 23:41:16 UTC  

I haven't even made the point of might=right, you just go off tangents