keeshi
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Being an Oklahoman, this upsets me.
As an American, I'm not surprised.
Aug 25, 2016 2:52 AM
keeshi
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As an American, I'm not surprised.
mycatrules721
r/thathappened
firestorme
Govt always was hard in the indians
corvettee01
[citation needed]
Mcknizzle
You say it's sad but nothing about this makes me sad
chumpacabra
There's a rain dance joke in there somewhere
Daktyl
A: how? and B: why protest it if whoever manages that land gave the government permission to build there in the first place?
spanky82
They're native americans...
Squirrellly
Your kidding right. Read about American history. The "scraps" given to them. They have a complaint especially when it concerns their water.
Youpassthebutter
Read about it. I'm not even from america but I signed it and read about it. https://www.facebook.com/ShaileneWoodley/ - she gives great info
standoffcarrot
Yeah and if they keep it up we'll make em march another thousand miles to an even shittier part of the county.
firestorme
Your a fucking retard. It was their home first
aDefenseless9yearOldGirl
Whoosh. Right over your head.
firestorme
As you sow ,so shall you reap !
aDefenseless9yearOldGirl
Are you eleven?
firestorme
Collage kid figures
aDefenseless9yearOldGirl
Those kids, with their cutting and pasting