"This is an old, disappointing trope.
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"This is an old, disappointing trope. While Mr. Frum’s essay covers a lot of ground, underlying it all is the thought that Canadian courts and government have made a grave error – that this decision will lead to the downfall of the Canadian state because Indigenous peoples will become economic barriers, and leave us powerless against the expansionist reach of U.S. President Donald Trump."
No, Indigenous people are not coming to take Canadians’ homes
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"This is an old, disappointing trope. While Mr. Frum’s essay covers a lot of ground, underlying it all is the thought that Canadian courts and government have made a grave error – that this decision will lead to the downfall of the Canadian state because Indigenous peoples will become economic barriers, and leave us powerless against the expansionist reach of U.S. President Donald Trump."
No, Indigenous people are not coming to take Canadians’ homes
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-indigenous-property-bc-supreme-court-david-frum/@dyckron Canada has the opportunity to strengthen it’s rather wobbly and thin tradition to know and respect, from that to learn and understand.
The alternative is a loyalty to ignorance prejudice and fear. We all see how well that is working.
When ignorance is asked, think far,
wide and carefully.
