Genocide Get Together

11 Replies to “Genocide Get Together”

1. Good find. Well done!

2. They call it trauma, we call it drama.

3. 20th century ghost gathering.

   Perhaps they could point out their unmarked graves at the next gathering.

4. Ohhhhhh mommmaaaaa … they were there to move the mass graves! Right?

5. I wonder if there was shunning of those who had good memories.

6. It’s funny how they had enough students left to throw a party, eh? Given the “genocide” thing I mean.

7. “Eventually, it will be recognized that Canada’s relationship with its first settlers has been unique in human history: no country in the world has treated its Indigenous peoples in a more respectful, generous, and altruistic manner than this one.”

   -Hymie Rubenstein Editor of REAL Indigenous Report and a retired professor of anthropology, University of Manitoba.

8. It was probably quite a shindig, eh!
   I bet they brought their drums and wore those chicken hats.

   1. Lot of elbows up, I bet…

9. It was likely a happy event in 1990 as they most likely hadn’t yet got the memo from the Chiefs that there’s grift to be had by mining the emotions of the mindless urban Eloi with tall tales of genocide.

10. I always get a chuckle reading the replies. Get in the way of a progressive and his gov’t approved narrative and it’s all hands on deck.