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> Proximity in time and space add important context to the issue So how long do non-native Americans have to wait for it to no longer be stolen land? What's t
by buzzerbetrayed 6y ago
> Proximity in time and space add important context to the issue
So how long do non-native Americans have to wait for it to no longer be stolen land? What's the date? Because in order to believe that your line of thinking is logical, surely you at least have a vague answer to that question.
- jMyles 6y agoThe answer doesn't lie in the temporal dimension at all. We can stop stealing the land by choosing to live on it differently, and by respecting indigenous leadership with respect to use of and trust in the land. The idea that the land was stolen in discrete acts, decades or centuries ago, does not comport with what I am hearing from indigenous leadership. The land is still being stolen today, all the time.