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indians are a cancer

Build more john a statues and put them on every street corner

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Fuckin indians are a cancer

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Canada's Cultural Balkanization Continues

Whether the statue is melted down, hung in effigy, put in a museum, or left in that park won't change a thing. And labeling Sir John A. Macdonald's policies as genocidal is a farce. Had that been the intent, he and his peers certainly didn't try very hard, given that we're now able to have this discussion.It must be incredidbly convenient to blame others for your your own situation, to take no ownership for your own actions. But the finger pointing and shame game is clearly working, so we'd all better get used to it.

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