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The United States is NOT stolen land.
Agreed, because there's no such thing.
At least not in the same way Israel was stolen.
No it wasn't, for the same reason no one else was.
@Vermillion-Rx I swear we had this at WAATGM at least once before...
Anyway, how about you post it there this weekend, flaired "cock carousel rider"?
"but but but all those nations the US purchased land from stole the land from the natives!"
I'm on your side, but this isn't the refutation you think.
Our forefathers conquered the land, just like almost everywhere on this planet has been conquered and repopulated by various peoples.
Various Germanic tribes all across Europe. Arabs across the Middle East and North Africa. The Aryans in the Indian Subcontinent. The Mongols and Chinese across Asia. Etc etc etc etc. Oh yeah, and the Native Americans to each other before our forefathers conquered all of them.
@Typo-MAGAshiv The whole "stolen land" trope always seemed to me as a cynical way to play on white women's guilt. It falls apart when looked at rationally because, as you point out, all land was "stolen."
@adam-l Those billionaires you mention who argued for systemic change conveniently wanted systemic change that wouldn't materially impact them but would impact those trying to get to their level. So yes, they were hypocrites. Headlines and mainstream news on such topics are never accurate, and are usually puff pieces planted by PR people.
Oh gotcha, must have misread it
I mean yeah there are plenty of examples of doing something, regretting it, and then warning people who haven't done that thing yet
I have found a translation (thanks Grok!). Checking on whether this qualified for weekday content!
