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I am pretty sure they want the treaty honored and want their tribal rights as promised. They didn't exactly vote to become citizens, that was a decision made b
by protomyth 7y ago
I am pretty sure they want the treaty honored and want their tribal rights as promised. They didn't exactly vote to become citizens, that was a decision made by the government, but a high percentage have served this country well. They understand the duality of country and tribe / nation.
- javert 7y ago> I am pretty sure they want the treaty honored and want their tribal rights as promised. They were promised a delegate to Congress. Not statehood, which is what I'm responding to. I think they should get their delegate if they want it, just because it's the law. None of us voted to become citizens.
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