Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "Indigenous Women Keep Going Missing in Montana" video.

  1.  @sonyaweinreis3658  I knew about this for a while now. This is about domestic issues within the reservation! Don’t bring up white people every time something happens to minorities.
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  2.  @TrudyTsoFine  Blame your own communities and lack of parenting? These reservations are corrupt and disorganized, it’s ridiculous how nothing is being done about this.
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  3.  @dinoflagella4185  Non-natives? But it’s their own people who are the ones doing this?
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  4.  @dinoflagella4185  It has nothing to with non-natives! Only certain reservations allow non-natives to work on their reservations. But the majority of murders are done by their own community members and neighbors.
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  5. Yep, hatred, jealousy, dysfunctional relationships...all this adds up in these small communities.
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  6. The solution is better parenting and neighborhood watch groups. But I do agree, there needs to be assistance from the federal government as well.
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  7.  @TrudyTsoFine  All love and support for you guys. I’ve done a ton of research into the disappearances of the Natives and the abuse they face within their communities, I just hope it somehow gets better. I also know social media plays a role now, too, so hopefully they look into that as well.
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  8.  @dinoflagella4185  Start doing research, please. I can only try and educate, the rest is up to you.
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  9. I’d say locally. You can read stories of kidnappings and domestic abuse from the natives online, from the US or Canada. Most of them come from within.
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  10. Yes, that’s always an option. They also bury the body in the middle of nowhere, it’s happened many times before.
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  11.  MMAbadboy  Very true, it doesn't. I only knew about it by doing the research myself many months ago. There was even some podcast I listened to based in New Mexico, talking about the on-going issue, and how nobody really gets involved or helps.
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  12. I agree! A lot of nothing goes on in these reservations, especially because they’re secluded.
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  13. How? It’s Montana? It’s the natives themselves who are often the culprits.
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  14. How?
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  15.  @adamh8368  Lol, I guess so. I think Trump isn’t a bad guy at all.
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  16. @Jesse Marcel A great example is Polson, Montana! Some tribes have their own power system and casinos.
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  17.  @SurprisinglyDeep  This obviously ain't the same type of "corruption". We're talking death and disappearances with no evidence or culprit(s). You should probably do further research on this subject, since this has been going on for decades in both the US and Canada.
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  18.  @Sonny1065LV  How are they treated in big cities? You mean the racism?
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  19.  @JoshuaElijahC  What do you mean?
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  20. It’s because they’re disorganized and don’t have enough resources. The FBI should be helping more, honestly. Besides that, it’s mostly the parents, guardians, or whoever else, for not keeping an eye on their children.
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  21.  @Bonaboo  I never said that, but the occurrences happen inside. And I’m sure they don’t leave the res often.
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  22. @sneksnekitsasnek By doing research online.
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  23.  @gavip24  There are many reasons: disputes, disagreements, arguments, jealousy, etc. Drugs and alchohol is common in these reservations, along with secrecy and silence. I'm sure social media plays role in this too, especially with the young girls.
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  24.  @Bonaboo  They’re not included in the reservation? So how does that make sense?
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  25.  @Soletestament  There's nothing being described here? They don't have anything to go on. A tribal officer could be involved, and no one would know.
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  26.  @Soletestament  I would also like to say that there could be other crimes centered around money, or sibling and relative disputes that all end in death. I've read all types of stories that deal with that, mostly in Canada. But again, you can be sloppy and not get caught because everyone else is staying silent. Only decades later the guilty conscience comes out and they're finally told the truth.
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  27.  @Bonaboo  It’s not though. Do research.
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  28.  @SurprisinglyDeep  I'm sure it's a mix of things, which is why I said they were disorganized too.
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  29. @Sergio Avalos Thanks dude! They deserve better resources and social programs, for sure.
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  30. It’s not. It’s abuse and dysfunction from within, along with suicide.
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