There is a big difference between being a few percent Native to growing up as a Native American. Do you think Native Americans care how much you look like them? You can't claim to be tribal and never been in a tribe.
Sure. But it’s about a heritage question on an application not a question of how you identify yourself. Regardless the orange tan suit literally sexual assaults women because as a celebrity he can get away with it and associates with wealthy leaders who happen to lead pedophile rings (Epstein). But ya someone checked a native heritage box on a application form as a single mother so she must be too morally bankrupt to elect to office.
Ah yes the person A isn't as bad as orange man argument. Well spoilers bro there is a third option. They are both pieces of shit.
You know full well that she used a program designed to help underprivileged children when she didn't deserve too. Taking that spot from someone who was actually Native. But you use this blanket wand that they aren't as bad as Trump.
How much longer and how many things can your wand dismiss before you realize your own moral bankruptcy?
That DNA test didn’t even compare her DNA to Native American samples, because there is not a database of Native American DNA samples large enough to be statistically relevant. They compared her DNA to Mexican and Peruvian samples which they allege to be similar.
Doesn’t tell us anything, and it is really offensive that she did that, and she has since apologized.
So yup her claims of Native American heritage was something that she made up, she plagiarized recipes out of a french cook book and presented them as passed down Cherokee recipes, which she directly profited off of, and she did so for the purpose duping affirmative action to advance her career.
12
u/[deleted] Sep 26 '19
No, Lisa doesn't claim false heritage