Tell us about a topic not to discuss while drinking with

[Nanoose]

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Tell us about a topic not to discuss while drinking with your friends

Awhile back I made a post about getting drunk at the bar with a friend who had Royal Scottish blood cursing through his veins and how we were gifted with some free hippy crake (powdery hash).
What I think strange is say the guy that gave the hash started talking about Vikings and how the Vikings were the first to discover Canada my friend would of pushed the hash back and said – here I don’t want this then he would of started explain how it was the Scottish. Then if the drinking continued and the discussion remained the same it could get ugly. They don’t really know who first set foot in Canada - probably was 600 years ago so I figure doesn’t matter who first set foot in Canada because it was the first step towards a community with free hippy crake (hash) at the local bars. Cheers!

[ECO]

Lol, "my" tribe lived in Canada long before it was Canada. We made the mistake of coming to the US only to suffer from the diseases that the US people had. Canada is like Hitler when it comes to fucing over their Native people! Push them north and south and in the case of north starve the fuc out of them. Oddly enough, Canada has received almost zero negative press over the way they worked.

[Nanoose]

Lol, "my" tribe lived in Canada long before it was Canada. We made the mistake of coming to the US only to suffer from the diseases that the US people had. Canada is like Hitler when it comes to fucing over their Native people! Push them north and south and in the case of north starve the fuc out of them. Oddly enough, Canada has received almost zero negative press over the way they worked.

What gets me is the Canadain Government was treating Natives like dogs until the mid 1950s most Countries Governments stopped that sort of thing in the mid to late 1800s. Cheers!

[ECO]

Mid 1950's.......bullshit, my brothers that were forced north never got their land back. Not sure of the number count but moving the Inuits off of their land caused a massive population loss.

[Nanoose]

Mid 1950's.......bullshit, my brothers that were forced north never got their land back. Not sure of the number count but moving the Inuits off of their land caused a massive population loss.

Your ancestors were Inuit or Mohawk? Cheers!

[ECO]

Brothers= other people with Native blood. I'm part Cree and still trying to dig up the tribe that my other great-grand parent came from. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cree is the white man's version of our history......for so so Native American history on the tribe I have to travel an hour to a Native American research center....