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This is an example of intimidation.
Calling someone an “apple” is meant to hurt an indigenous person. Red on the outside, white on the inside. Kind of like calling a POC an “Oreo”.
It’s meant to intimidate me and the other indigenous people questioning the CPC SNC narrative.
Calling someone an “apple” is meant to hurt an indigenous person. Red on the outside, white on the inside. Kind of like calling a POC an “Oreo”.
It’s meant to intimidate me and the other indigenous people questioning the CPC SNC narrative.
Sorry to inform you @Southbird85 but I’m not buying the CRAP being dished out by JWR & her new CPC fan club.
And threatening racial ostracization as intimidation just helps me and other indigenous people demonstrate to mainstream Canadians that our instincts are dead on.
And threatening racial ostracization as intimidation just helps me and other indigenous people demonstrate to mainstream Canadians that our instincts are dead on.
You may want to rethink that strategy.
Don’t you dare use settler guilt to induce shame and withdrawal from the conversation. Many, if not most, progressive settlers support reconciliation.
You’re the one trolling to create division to make that unlikely or impossible.
Why?
Don’t you dare use settler guilt to induce shame and withdrawal from the conversation. Many, if not most, progressive settlers support reconciliation.
You’re the one trolling to create division to make that unlikely or impossible.
Why?
This is indigenous infighting.
This is someone using ugly threats and accusations to silence voices.
This is someone trying to shame others into submission and to stop challenging the narrative.
Consider yourself warned.
Intimidation attempts will continue.
Ignore them.
This is someone using ugly threats and accusations to silence voices.
This is someone trying to shame others into submission and to stop challenging the narrative.
Consider yourself warned.
Intimidation attempts will continue.
Ignore them.
