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I don’t think you people understand how massive the Super Bowl is in this country
I don’t think you people understand how massive the World Cup is in the whole world

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when Americans compare the World Cup to the Super Bowl
I don’t think you people understand how massive the Super Bowl is in this country
I don’t think you people understand how massive the World Cup is in the whole world
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I think this is the new Punch Hitler in the face?
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Everybody loves pumpkin enrichment!
These are great items because they’re fun for the herbivores to each, the carnivores to tear apart, and everybody to roll and throw around. They’re tactile, olfactory, and edible enrichment all in one!
I believe they’re acceptable on-exhibit enrichment for naturalistic facilities like Brookfield in Chicago, too.
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an unprecedented moment in native american history happened this week
I don’t think non-Natives understand what a HUGE FREAKING DEAL this is. This is amazing. The show of solidarity is just…it’s amazing. Regardless of the end result, these gatherings will not be forgotten.
So in case you’re not following the Dakota situation too carefully, the companies drove the dozers about 20 miles away from their stated planned construction to specifically doze over areas of interest (burial sites, prayer sites, etc.), covered in the survey submitted to the court the day before. Their course exactly followed the identification of the scared sites on the survey sent to the court, and did not follow the plans for the pipeline.
I guess people didn’t know. I thought that was common knowledge by now and was pointedly asserting thee purposefulness towards a few mutuals of mine.
Thing is, if you follow aboriginal politics, this isn’t unexpected, and in fact, would assume this particular scenario to be the case in the pipelines plans already. The Northern Sioux, unlike some others though, have *never* surveyed the land. When people actively hate you, Legal protections < people not knowing what to destroy. Read: they refused to survey even before it was declared private land (something which really doesn’t stop them, btw), because this was an expected outcome. If they HAD previously surveyed the land, it’s a damn good guess that the original pipeline plans would’ve already been on track to destroy their cultural heritage, and honestly, that’s what me and many others assumed was already the case. When I heard they hadn’t surveyed because of private land, I thought that meant they had an survey submitted that they couldn’t get legal protections for because of the private land concern. Guess they were smarter than me. There are many aboriginal peoples who have refused to survey or list their cultural sites for the same reason. If you ever had a reason to come across the relevant law, you may remember that some provinces/states have laws or considered laws that would make aboriginal cultural sites, once given legal protection, secret, even to owners, (where applicable). And then denied permits can be given other valid reasons, like ‘damages the water supply’, or occasionally have to let loose that there are cultural sites on the land. (Astute readers will note that this is similar to how permits are denied for forgotten graveyards or other such not-really-secret sites) Among things like this, it is also quite the common anti-protester tactic to set fire to cultural sites to distract protesters from construction zones. (If you’ve read about aboriginal protest tactics before and heard about ‘fire groups’/’fire squads’/etc., those folks are there to hit up nearby cultural sites, check that they’re not on fire, and put them out if still small. They are not, as some radio hosts have insisted, there to brandish firearms) TL;DR: If you were horrified at humanity before…
i don’t really understand what i just read can someone please explain?
Any particular part? Okay, so long story short: 1st post: 1) There is a pipeline currently being built across native land & sacred sites 2) To block the pipeline across their sacred sites, the native peoples submitted a amp of their sacred sites 3)The company then drove miles out of their way to bulldoze the sites on the survey, making sure to use the long weekend to avoid court orders to stop 2nd post: 1) It is quite common for pipeline or other development projects to specifically choose sites that require demolition of aboriginal sites. 2) Me and others thought that the company had already purposefully done this 3)They couldn’t have because the sites were never mapped out before for the gov’t 4) As soon as they were mapped out, to gain legal protection, 1st post happens 5)Many aboriginal peoples have never applied for legal protection of their sites for fear of people using the legal protection as demolition site maps. 6)Other tactics often used by companies include burning down other sacred sites not in the pipeline/other thing construction route, to distract protestors from the construction site so it can proceed over *other* sacred sites 7)The tactic is common enough that it has a dedicated proactive preventative countertactic Hopefully that’s easier to read than my rambly posts before
Afro-Mexican Children in Guanajuato, 1910. Romualdo García
An extinct goat that lived on a barren Mediterranean island survived for millions of years by reducing in size and by becoming cold-blooded, which has never before been discovered in mammals.
A research reveals that Myotragus balearicus survived the island’s scarce resources by adjusting its growth rate and metabolism to suit the available food, becoming cold-blooded like reptiles.
what a profoundly ugly creature
Don’t you dare mock my cold blooded goat baby