Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "" video.

  1. When they say that and a Native asks when they're giving it back, there's silence. Though it's better than the BLM marchs when they were yelling about stolen land and telling people to give it to a black person. I don't recall Natives being black.
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  2. ​ @TheRealJonnyBoBonny  Yes we did.
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  3. ​ @AnndenMark  They mean from the people crying about "stolen land." When you ask them when they're giving it back they just side eye you.
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  4. It was embarrassing. He didn't signify what language from what tribe like we all speak the same language.
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  5. I don't even know who that is, but obviously important to them since that's all she had to say.
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  6. ​ @Sam-df9rs  I didn't know what he was speaking, but I could tell it wasn't good. He kept slipping into a French accent. At first I thought it was Acadian.
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  7. ​ @BuFFoTheArtClown  There are indeed verbal records. Like most of history in every part of the world was passed down through verbal records. We did indeed believe in private property. In my tribe, each family had a plot of land they were responsible for to farm to provide for their family. I know you mean written records, which do exist, you just are unable to read them just like Egyptian writing wasn't able to be understood until the Rosetta Stone was discovered. The Mayan, Aztec, and several other large tribes had huge empires and a lot of writing.
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  8. Well, it came out today they've received millions from the government. So, not so centrist or unbiased.
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  9. I'd apologize for the guy from Arkansas, but I no longer live there. He's most likely from 1 of 2 areas since everyone else is red. I moved to Oklahoma which is now solid red. Even the cities. The Natives and the new Californian transplants did good.
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