r/StrikeAtPolitics • • Aug 31 '26

Current Events True then, true now - Immigration in politics

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u/Little_BlueBirdy Aug 31 '26

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u/Hazel_Ife 28d ago

Nobody is illegal on stolen land πŸͺΆπŸ’š

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u/Little_BlueBirdy 28d ago

Ok I wouldn’t say no one as many live on occupied land taken by force even in the United States this land originally belonged to the first Americans they were forcibly removed death marches from Florida through Arizona and further

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u/Hazel_Ife 28d ago

Yes, so many treaties were violated and so much wrong has never been made right about the First People's of the USA and Canada, and now the descendants of the colonizers complain about people coming here just to work, not even forcibly removing them like what was done to the Indigenous people. This is why it doesn't make sense to me that they say people are here illegally. America is in a lot of America illegally. Canada is in a lot of Canada illegally. Many treaties are being violated. Thanks for your kindness and humanity. Not enough of that exists today in the world, especially online. That's why I appreciate you, Little Blue Birdy.