Comments by "😊 Erin Thor" (@Erin-Thor) on "NBC News" channel.

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  45. Ā @StyxNyx1Ā  — Do you mean my squatters rights joke? Are you familiar with squatters rights? Let’s say that you and your neighbor share a property line on two identical 100 acre properties. However he puts up a fence, and you never notice that it’s over the line. Years later you sell your land and the surveyor says you have 95 acres not one acre. Too late, the neighbor has 105 acres and gets your land as he’s been using it for over five years. The AMERICAN INDIANS did indeed migrate over the frozen peninsula between Russia and what is now Alaska. The American Indians lived here long before America was rediscovered. Squatters rights is a law that says if you have been living on and using land for a certain time, and no one has objected, that land is yours, period. So even though native Americans may have also been immigrants, they were here, lived way past the squatters rights laws timeframes, so by that use and occupation, THEY are the owners. The prior comment pointed out they immigrated too. So my response was simple, they were here first, no one objected, so regardless of how they got here, this is American Indians Land… I.e. squatters rights. Sorry you don’t see the humor of using current law as an example of American Indians being the true owners of America for a millennia to defeat the Republican argument that we are all immigrants, and equal owners by manifest destiny rights. I personally like that using our own laws to disprove our own assertions quite funny as it points out the weakness of the Republican argument. Sorry you don’t get that, perhaps you could ask a democrat to explain it to you?
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