In a not so distant future, people will look back at us and say “well, they were from a different time”

It’s a common trope to disregard the people that allowed most atrocities

Abe, go argue with Wikipedia … or look up “the first native american civil rights case” on Google … btw, what was Chief Standing Bears defense and why is that important … after that, look up the word “semantics”, I think you’ll find it enlightening … as a bonus, look up “the color of the law”

The lawsuit used habeus corpus to rule in favor of Native Americans’ humanity “an Indian is a PERSON." on May 12th 1879

How many references do you need to thwart the misunderstanding of your erroneous contempt

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That right of humanity is understood as a universal right that defined us even before we had a a Constitution … We declared that right as inalienable … so, to not recognize the humanity of others is traitorously unAmerican

The backend of retail is an army of cogs and switches … even when you are just getting a car wash

They already are in Florida

It’s only 2% of 1 billion… but seemingly not worthy even to the most gracious billionaires … that’s telling … that would be equivalent to $1350 to an average American… and I’m sure at least one average American would find a way to save over 200 lives without blinking for the equivalent cost

During the Civil War many legs were amputated… the hope was to save a life … doctors didn’t just amputate to see if they could save money on shoes

Remember when people realized Bush did them wrong, yeah, kind of like that, but America is Afghanistan in this analogy