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Joined June 2023
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"Indigenous people deserved genocide" Can you tell me one thing about indigenous "religion" or is it just a bunch of surface level garbage you heard from Spanish right wingers
Replying to @Loji_love
Indigenous religions deserved to be replaced by Christianity and Islam. Should’ve been historically progressive 🤷‍♀️
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Settlers can be non white buddy
Replying to @Ah_Maskwa
Dont "our" like im white please. Otherwise, of course i believe in the additional support of the oppressed, and i specify that this must come in the form of social welfare provided by the government, not a redistribution of the land based solely on ancient claims.
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"As soon as the native begins to pull on his moorings, and to cause anxiety to the settler, he is handed over to well-meaning souls who in cultural congresses point out to him the specificity and wealth of Western values."
Land back in its literal sense will never and can never happen because it's logistically too complicated. Forget wat to do with modern refugees and immigrants how about this: how non-white does someone have to be to no longer carry the label of settler?
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Settlers will say it's impossible because its in their interests to maintain the current order
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Are you going to say this for when Palestinians finally get their land back?
Someone said the most successful land back project was Israel and that is a bit funny to me
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Colonialism never ended, it continues to persist. Indigenous people remain among the most disadvantaged in the U.S., so calling our demands for decolonization “ethnic nationalism” is deeply ironic. This logic is equivalent to justifying French annexation of Algeria or Vietnam.
Replying to @atta_berry
I understand the idea of giving back to a disenfranchised group, but a nation needs to benefit everyone who lives there, and money needs to go into public support programs and welfare, not to ancient claims to land.
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"The natives' challenge to the colonial world is not a rational confrontation of points of view. It is not a treatise on the universal, but the untidy affirmation of an original idea propounded as an absolute. The colonial world is a Manichean world."
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This is why in order for a communist movement to be successful in the west it has to be: 1. Decolonial in nature 2. Rooted in the struggles of Indigenous peoples 3. Building towards a counter-hegemon to dissolve settler-colonial cultures
Replying to @Ah_Maskwa
The radical emergence of a new society must transcend the racial doctrines inherited from colonialim, otherwise, it risks becoming subsumed into a new form of domination under a neo-colonial Indigenous elite
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the irony of this tweet knowing Fausto Reinaga was heavily inspired by Frantz Fanon and looked up to his works regarding colonialism He was originally a Marxist, but moved away because Marxist movements in the west failed to address colonialism
Are you actually this dense? The man in that photo is Fausto Reinaga, the father of Indianismo who spent his whole life fighting criollo/mestizo rule. Calling him or me a white supremacist just because we reject your progressive negro bullshit shows how completely fried your brain is. It literally breaks down the second an a ameridian person doesn’t follow your script.
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The essentialism of Indianismo lies in its reliance on the fetishization of lost culture rather than the construction of a new national consciousness. It is constrained by the framework of racial nationalism, alienating people from social transformation
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The radical emergence of a new society must transcend the racial doctrines inherited from colonialim, otherwise, it risks becoming subsumed into a new form of domination under a neo-colonial Indigenous elite
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The reason Indigenous people don't accept leftist movements is that, on a global stage, Indigenous struggles were completely abandoned in favor of settler-colonial struggles For a successful movement, it requires the emergence of an unconditional decolonial party
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Does this mean an abandonment of communist thought? No But it explains the tendency for natives to lean towards the right
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Too bad "Land Back" as a phrase has been defanged and reduced to liberal garbage
land back is a global movment that promotes the regrowth of cultures mutilated by colonialism, encourages the people who care about the land to be given the authority to care for the land, and to get rid of borders and private property.
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Deb Haaland left her tribe to die when they pleaded with her for help
I pray she is everything yall want her to be because listening to my attorney boyfriend and his friends (who did legal action work for over a decade for the Laguna Pueblo where she is from) the tribes are EXTREMELY pro-police and highly conservative. She hasnt had to weigh in on local issues as much as a congresswoman or as Sec. of the Interior. I hope it works out given her new role!
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Language and culture cannot fruit until colonialism is addressed and wiped away You can make all the effort to revitalize culture within yourself as an individual but it does not address the collective issue
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Acting like you're any better than who you're arguing against when you fetishize native culture while praising colonial slop like Mexico
Replying to @ThatOneNegraux
This is my problem with descendians, you all claim people who have past, instead of communities that are alive and well, the COMMUNITY has to claim you, isnt that what twitter people always say?
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"The oppressed will not be liberated by the generosity of the oppressor, but by their own efforts and sacrifices." The human trafficking, murders, targeted killings, ecocide, poverty, and genocide will not end until the colonial states of the western hemisphere have fallen
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My point is that we shouldn't automatically trust Native people who participate in colonial structures, because doing so ends up perpetuating those structures. We should instead build independent structures, run by the people, for the people, outside of colonial structures
Know who you're talking to before you respond. I've been trolled for this picture for almost 5 years now and have never backed down from its message. My point is that we deserve the respect of being identified by our Native Nations, not as a colonial monolith but go off.
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