Anonymous #1 2d

Just say you have no empathy for the victims and have no interest in providing redress for harms you funded

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Anonymous #2 2d

Wow, way to change the subject. I never said anything about either of topics, and your assumption is wrong anyway. Are you gonna answer my question now?

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Anonymous #2 2d

Is it impossible to have empathy if I don’t think it’s a genocide?

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Anonymous #4 2d

You thinking it’s not a genocide is in fact, a manifestation of your empathy deficit

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Anonymous #2 2d

I’m still waiting for your answer - don’t pussy out now because it’s too hard to answer 😂 Where will you move after we give our land back to the natives? What does dissolving a country look like?

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Anonymous #1 2d

You’ve established yourself to be a sadistic racist - I don’t wanna talk to you lol

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Anonymous #1 2d

an Algeria solution. the settlers who stay remain as citizens of the indigenous nation. most of the settlers will leave though as the privileges evaporate. see all of the white South African ‘refugees’ coming to “israel” and Amerikkka

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Anonymous #2 2d

No I haven’t. I didn’t say anything that that implied I’m a sadist or a racist. Really demonstrating what I meant by my first comment “pure vibes, zero thought” 😂

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Anonymous _orangutan 2d

Thank you for your honest response. The only question I have is this: native populations have decreased dramatically over the years. Americans now outnumber natives heavily. I don’t see many Americans leaving. Do you think the natives will be comfortable that their nation is outnumbered say 100-1 Americans-natives? Would it even be a native country again if even just 200 million Americans remained? I personally think the US is too big and too ingrained in international relations to just dissolve

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