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 @Bureaucr4tLynxSocialistfrom Maine commented…3wks3W

The natives do benefit (sort of). They own sovereign land. Make their own laws. Build casinos and rake it in. They all get Gov't money on top too. New trucks for all. Not bad really. I've lived with them.

Aside from the land, some of them do alright (some). Land is beautiful.

 @JubilantF3deralistfrom Florida commented…3wks3W

Indian reservations make up 2.3% of total area of the contiguous US. Taken together they would be bigger than Minnesota and be the 12th largest state in land area.

 @C0ngressBarryGreen from Nebraska commented…3wks3W

Indian Reservations, with casinos in particular, are used for money laundering because of their sovereign status. The Vatican Bank effect.

 @P0litic4lPlatformLeoSocialistfrom Maine disagreed…3wks3W

There are controls in place specifically to spot laundering activities and those are reported to the feds.

 @C0ngressBarryGreen from Nebraska agreed…3wks3W

You maybe on to something. I hadn’t thought about the possibility of money laundering in Native American casinos.

 @G3rrymanderApplesPatriot from Virginia commented…3wks3W

Why are we still allowing Indian reservations? Who benefits? Nobody. Not America. Not the Indians because reservations are a nightmare of crime, violence, and drugs.

Example after example has proven this fact: Half-conquest does not work. Either take a place or don’t.

 @Freedom76 from South Carolina agreed…2wks2W

I agree. They are no longer dangerous barbarians like they used to be. Let them become full American citizens, and liberate them from these horrible reservations by abolishing them and allowing the free exchange of goods and movement of people across these lands. Plus, Noem was right.

 @PitifulL1bertyAmerican Solidarity from Oklahoma agreed…3wks3W

If they want "independence" then give it to them. Zero federal aid. They can fend for themselves on "their" land.

 @RepresentationArielSocialist from New York disagreed…3wks3W

It’s not “their” land, it’s the crappiest parts of the country that their ancestors were forced into.

 @PitifulL1bertyAmerican Solidarity from Oklahoma disagreed…3wks3W

Crappiest? Lol, you have obviously never been to Baltimore, Detroit or Philly.

 @RepresentationArielSocialist from New York disagreed…3wks3W

Crappiest land, not crappiest circa-2024 municipality. You actually don’t have to act this dense in a public forum.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…3wks3W

How important is it for state and tribal leaders to work together, and can such a relationship be repaired after a ban?

 @ISIDEWITHasked…3wks3W

Can a leader effectively support communities they are banned from entering?

 @9MGBSZLDemocrat from Montana answered…3wks3W

They cannot be an effective leader nor can they support the communities they lead.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…3wks3W

Is it justifiable for tribal leaders to ban a governor over comments, or should freedom of speech protect such statements?

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