Indigenous Ways Of Learing

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1. Well … she’s (?) a fan of companion-planting … which should be MANDATED by the new indigenous governance circle council of Canada. Ohhhhhhhh mommmaaaaaaaa the native peoples knew how to replenish the soil by growing beans and corn … together … as the great turtle instructs.

   I’m so enlightened … by this sophomoric twit.

2. This simpleton symbolizes the retreat of the Enlightenment.

3. Indigenous knowledge is racism masquerading as mysticism and is now integral to the cultural Marxist curriculum of the fascist state indoctrination gulags masquerading as universities and state academia and virtually all governing bodies’ of state granted monopoly right to practice guilds and professions. It is now the racist twin of green theocracy, the pantheism of Gaia.

   Euripides: “Those whom the Gods wishes to destroy, they first make mad.” – is now the MO of the secular state masquerading as God(s).

   1. Indigenous knowledge is racism masquerading as mysticism

      Great line. 100%

4. I always wonder how they made the glass beads? Or did they perhaps get them in trade with Europeans?

   1. Perhaps they poked each others’ beady little eyes out…

5. The indigenous women will love again spending every summer day pounding pemmican and drying fish so they can eat all winter long….
   Indigenous “knowledge” had no electricity, fridge, stove, not even the wheel.

   1. How much “indigenous knowledge” or “indigenous science” was lost or corrupted because there was no written word to record it? How much indigenous lore is complete made up nonsense conjured up for political ends?

      1. Careful now, Thunderfish is stirring uncomfortably here.