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i like mocassins

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mocassins are the best

I can't handle my booze either, makes me wonder if it is due to indian blood

I have trouble discerning reality when drinking

so I no longer drink

yea there needs to tighter bans on booze and drugs on native lands

specially for smugglers or high value dealers

make it not worth there time to deal or smuggle

my grandparents actually went to a native american school. There were like 2 white people out of 14 or so indians lol. Although they are pure anglo

Just grew up near res

increased fine and jail time maybe even death

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eh ya, it's a tough call

https://thoughtcatalog.com/emily-goldstein/2015/05/get-rid-of-white-people/

why bully the indians who prefer the booze?

it's more fun than getting a job

so what

I think they are mostly a lost cause, beyond saving

because they cant handle it

its rips there life into pieces

could be the most pleasant form of genocide though

Traditional indian culture is very interesting tho

its not like me or you having a drunk on a friday night

They had strange hierarchy, no formal declarations of war, very communal

in 1000 years indians will have livers of steel

maybe they can wait out the revolutionary phenotype wiping out humanity

injuns no fire water

and respawn the planet with little dawsons

stick to peyote

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4888873/

the European was build for booze

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yep

https://twitter.com/TheTNHoller/status/1189210317794009088

the fate of indians was mostly just biological susceptibility to shit white people could handle

hell they used to give us beer as little kids

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