Fogdog
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Native Americans are citizens of the US and citizens of their tribe. I guess you could renounce your citizenship if you like but that's the way it's been since 1924.
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see4
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You are conflating the idea that "not all businesses are open to the public", with a bakery.
Which I assume is at the heart of this discussion, no?
UncleBuck
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that's the exact opposite of what happened.
UncleBuck
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tell that to the black family that needs gas and the next station over is beyond the reach of their gas tank, chief racistfuck.
Rob Roy
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So he can "decide for himself" , as long as he follows other peoples forcibly imposed "regulations" , and I'm the one going full retard?
Sounds like you are not sure what "deciding for himself" means and you believe in two opposing things at once.
Rob Roy
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Oh, so when a piece of paper containing Jim Crow laws said it was okay to forcibly keep people from associating against their wishes that meant it was sacrosanct and all people had to obey it ?
Older men having sex with boys? Have you been eyeing me again ? I thought I already told you I'm not interested Pee Wee.
dagwood45431
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No, he's knocking your dogshit dog whistles down, jackass. You fool few. You're not that clever.
ChefKimbo
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Yes most Native Americans have some form of state/federal citizenship. Usually according to their treaties with the U.S.of A.
Not all indigenous peoples here are Native Americans. There were various people groups of all shades here before Cristobal. Dutch explorer Arnoldus Montanus (among many others) wrote extensively the various nations sharing these lands in peace.
Heres a question, what makes you any different from anyone who is not a U.S. citizen? What benefits do you have that ALL other non-citizens do not?
Rob Roy
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According to John Hope Franklin, many slave holders in Louisiana were black.
Which of course means shitty people come in all colors.
So, why are you afraid to answer whether or not you would force a black person to serve a white person against their will on their own property even? I wouldn't, would you?
Rob Roy
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So, would you force a black person to serve a white person against his will on his own property ? I wouldn't.
Rob Roy
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Rob Roy
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When Frank Robinson first came up he played for the Reds in the National League. Then he was traded to the Orioles and won the triple crown in the American League. That's the only hint I'm going to give you.
Jesus was the youngest Alou brother who all played in both leagues and has nothing to do with this.
ChefKimbo
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BINGO
Rob Roy
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I'm afraid I need some clarification please.
So was that a no, that you wouldn't force a black person to serve a white person against his will on his own property or a general no of discontent?
You know, the kind of no that a two year old incapable of expressing his thoughts exclaims when he hasn't developed the cognitive abilities to form coherent and consistent arguments to express his displeasure and has a load of shit in his diaper further vexing him ?
dagwood45431
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Rob Roy
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So, does that mean you WOULDN'T force a black person to serve a white person against his will on his own property or you'd rather I stopped asking you questions that ring your cognitive dissonance bell, slave ?
dagwood45431
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