Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Video Shows Park Ranger Using Taser On Native American Man | NBC Nightly News" video.

Roy Salazar: The ranger not only doesn't understand their culture, he doesn't know about the life of the spirits around him and the eternity of our living planet, or else he wouldn't carry a weapon.
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You never know if someone is going to die when you tase them until you tase them. They should be illegal. In Welland Ontario, known for being dominated by the husbands and wives of illegal motorcycle gangs, a police officer tased a man who died. He was charged with a form of murder but the judge found him not guilty, saying a taser isn't a lethal weapon. That set a precedent Americans can use in court.
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@orion7873 : I'm seeing enough to hope he succeeds with his court case. I agree with what you say about altered videos.
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@Toohi2flyyy : The spirits of this mans' ancestry, as are the spirits around me of my ancestry, cannot be scared or afraid, intimidated or coerced, because they exist in an eternity of boundless freedom and love. They come to me in dreams, and I would be insane not to do what they say or follow what they show me. May you also find that great peace and the blessings that are yours to behold.
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@markplott4820 : I appreciate you Plotting along.
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@Clem Fandango: I am Clan Watt, the weir'd and the wire'd. I see enough electrical addiction and pollution and weaponry in my life. I want to think of what I think of when I think of those beautiful desert people and those beautiful desert floors, that high and mighty sky, only to think of white men tasing natives down in the sand. I have seen too much. I'm going to go outside and stand in the deep snow and lift my eyes to the heavens and let the moonlight fill them up, and see what the moon can see. May your eyesight glow with the look of love and show you a vision of peace and life where your creative heart reigns.
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Rainbow Hitler Not really. As soon as they found out other Scots brought over sheep, from where sheep first evolved, we'd be weaving up a wild and wooley party. And if the women get riled up because they can't duplicate the almost see-through and gauzy summer woolen pants with as detailed a tartan, I'd spin some spun to cool them off.
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@holyg33z : I'm giving you a thumbs down overall even if some of what you say is true for some people. The litter outside reservations could be white people messing it up close to their border. Drunks used to drive out into reservation neighborhoods after midnight and honk their horn until natives appeared a the door and took off. When Ontario natives began building casinos to take advantage of white man gambling I thought good for them, same as selling cigarettes and gasoline on reservations to whites for profit. Firewater wasn't just about the alcohol, British mixing opium into it. Oxlong. When a Scots ancestor of mine was plowing his field with two oxen, he saw 124 British soldiers coming. He took off the double yoke and killed all 124 soldiers without suffering a serious injury. I like Scots stories like that.
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@gotsu21 : There was no need for violence. The park ranger is a public employee. He's supposed to be there to help. There are no restrictions for not wearing a mask outside in the United States, now the wild west in cities with unregulated federal mask use.
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