do you know where you came from?
Not talking about grandparents or great grandparents, 90% of us are not navived Indian, so here's my question/problem. 90% of are families came to this country legal, and fought for this country!! It's the ileagle one's I have the problem with, it's not just Hispanics, they come on visas,school projects,work projects.. and never leave, and don't pay taxes but want what's given to them cause they a miorty!! It happened with the shrimp, and oysters, 30 years ago, now its happening to the chicken/Turkey farms around here, 5 year's tax free sale it to your cousin, then repeat. The construction industry is turning into the same cycle too, bid a job get payed don't complete it, file chapter11 sell every thing to your brother in law, and start again.
What happened to the land of the free home of the brave!!!! Can't understand way anyone would want to come to "are" county, seeing how it's Washingtons country when theres so many better places to go!! |
Its a different place for sure
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don't believe i have ever heard of a NAVIVED Indians, and not sure what part of Texas is "are" county
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My ancestors originated in Northern Germania
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Is there a English version of Rosetta Stone?
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I came from my mommy's bathroom parts....
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Cherokee on one side and scotch / Irish > Tennessee hillbilly on the other.
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Tracer mine back the southern part of France. Expelled to Port Royal, Nova Scotia in the 1600s and expelled from Grand Pré, Nova Scotia to Louisiana in the 1700s during Le Grand Dérangement. We still speak French, so I have no issues with people who speak other languages...... As long as they contribute their fair share.
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Damn you Spunt Drag! You made me spit coffee all over my desk!
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I unfortunately dont speak Cajun French because my grandparents were made to feel embarrassed and less of a person because they did so which resulted in them not wanting to teach their kids and grandkids our language. They were banned from speaking it in school and public in general. I have no problems with other immigrants speaking different languages and retaining their culture because Ill be damned that I will be part of making someone else feel like I do. |
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Some spanish, indian (choctaw and cherokee, french and german.never really dug into it to find out much more. Doesn't matter at this point.
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We all originated from Africa then dispersed.
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Also people are complaining about Mexicans coming to America and taking OUR job right.
They aren't taking OUR JOBS. the problem isn't Mexican. the problem is BIG MONEY BUSINESS owners are Hiring Mexicans for cheap labor so they can keep MORE MONEY in their pockets. American aren't working bc THAT'S NOT ENOUGH MONEY, I'M NOT WORKING FOR THAT. I CAN'T LIVE OFF OF THAT ETC. just my thoughts on |
Mexicans are willing to do the work also. I don't feel it is just about pay but we are losing people who are willing to do manual labor. So many today feel they are entitled to start at the top of the totem pole..... Just my 2cents..
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That's a another topic right there.
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I saw it first hand these last few months while they build my house. Our contractor did not use one sub who ran a crew of Mexicans. The house took a little longer but the workmanship was there. The problem though, most of these guys are nearing an age where they won't be able to do this type of work anymore. Like what was stated earlier no one is knocking down the door for these types of jobs. In the near future roofing, Brock laying, sheetrock hanging and finishing will all be a list art to our younger generations.
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I try to teach my son everything that I know how to do, when I'm changing the oil he's helping me, cutting grass, laying tile, cutting something on the saw...... I make sure at least he's familiar with it. He does like his X-box but I do try to limit him. He much prefers to go fishing or play outside. |
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I work offshore, in fact I'm working over right now to help pay bills. But dammit do I like to play some video games with my friends when I am off. Nothing wrong with video games. |
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Where does it stop. All lands have been "stolen" from someone. From the English to the Nigerians, Germans and the Arabs. All of these lands are stolen from a civilization that lost war or was overtaken by some other EMPIRE. The American Indians sided on the wrong side in two major wars. Before there was a USA. 1. French and Indian War (for those that don't know the French and Indians were on the same side.) We (the French and Indians) lost this war. It is also when the British booted us from up north and shipped us to Louisiana. 2. The Revolutionary War. The Indian Tribes in North America sided with the ENGLISH this time and raided towns, villages, and supply routes purposely not engaging with the regular military and destroying crops and killing civilian population. Washington retaliated and destroying all of their fields, villages and any warriors that he could find. So the American Indians LOST not one but TWO major wars yet continued to rebel and not conform to what would become the USA. And if you want to see cruelty to the American Indian check out what the Spanish did to them in South America. |
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sided I'd say isn't a good word to use when dealing with un educated people bc the one with the education will make it seem really good! |
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Swamp my boy is a senior and makes excellent grades. He is skipping college because he wants to be a welder. Good trade for a young man to have.
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I've been tracing my heritage recently...mixed breed. Scottish on one half side, English on another half side, German thrown in for good measure and plenty of French. Almost all arrived in the 1700s and put in a hard couple of centuries work before I arrived God Bless um. Had the Nova Scotia exile with some. Had a Lt General in the Civil War, Kentucky, a lot of farmers.
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The French and British both wanted there help in the French and Indian wars. Washington and the colonies wanted the help of the Indians but mostly wanted them out of the war because the could barley arm and feed themselves. The Indians at the time went with who paid them best and who they thought would win the war. Furthermore After the revolutionary war the Spanish would arm the Indians in the territories they still owned in around florida so the would cause trouble for people on the frontier. This was to try to keep people from moving west. (Pre Louisiana purchase). Why? The Spanish still owned Mexico and had claim to everything west of the Sabine River. And all of Europe were in wars with Napoleon. This was to try to keep the U.S. From colonizing and exploring. That president on the 20$ bill defeated them and damn near killed everyone of them when he marched them west. The Indians were no fools. Stop believing they were trading Gold and furs for cheap trinkets. They truly did lose there lands from wars. I'm not saying any of it was fair, just or even in some cases humane. Those were tough times and wars were fought different. It isn't PC to say the truth but these are all historical facts. At least they were in the 80s. I know history has been rewritten in the modern day to make us feel guilty of who we are and where we came from. Who knows. One other note. I guess the Brits owe us some $$$$ for stealing our land in Nova Scotia? But would we have to pay the Indians or the Vikings for taking it from them first? |
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I'm just being messy. I like it when it get like this. I'm done. Good Day Fellas.
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Me too. But I wouldn't call this one messy.
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There are really three things in tension here: 1. work vs. play 2. outside vs. inside 3. isolated vs. social Parents would do well to make sure all three are in balance. Don't let society raise your children. Make some decisions, and raise them yourself. |
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The truth is we are a nation of immigrants. We took over land that was already "owned" by another group. Many of our ancestors begged, stole, borrowed, and did all kinds of things to get over here and then ran out the indigenous people. Whitey been doing this for ages
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Doesnt mean we cant stop it from happening again....
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Matt G.
My grandparents are from So. Gueydan .. I Use to speak a little cajun french.. Now as I'm older.. Its one of the biggest regrets I have, not learning and speaking it well... I'm extremely proud of my cajun heritage. I regret my 2 sons not learning it. There sitter for 2-5 yrs old spoke cajun french fluently.. I should have paid her extra to teach my sons french. There is power in being able to speak to people in more than one language. I wish I could find someone to help teach me again.. Yes, I agree I see the xbox and video's are a huge distraction .. I grew up riding my shwinn bike with banana seat and handle bars, streamer's coming out of the grips.. We use to use playing cards and clothes pins in the spokes to make out bike sound Cool.. Anyone here remember doing that??? It WAS COOL.. |
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