• WintersNstuff [none/use name]
    hexbear
    10
    4 years ago

    I dont think its about taking individual persons’ houses, its about giving sovereignty back to the people to whom it rightfully belongs

    • Knives [none/use name]
      hexbear
      11
      4 years ago

      But how does that work in practice? Like, what material changes will actually be made?

        • continuous_truth [none/use name]
          hexbear
          14
          4 years ago

          This ^^ huge portions of land are owned by the current federal US government that could be easily ceeded. Lands that are owned by first nations can still have white people in them, as citizens of those nations, we aren't building ethnostates. It's also not like first people will demand the destruction of existing infrastructure, what's more, because of climate change we will need to have mass movement / transplantation of people away from the coasts and the equator. We can use this opportunity to rip out the roots of settler kkklonialism. People are gonna have to move anyways.

      • Holland [she/her]
        hexbear
        4
        4 years ago

        Not gonna lie I'm also kind of unclear on this and would really appreciate an explanation

    • gonxkilluaotp [he/him]
      hexbear
      2
      4 years ago

      I am understanding now that this is not what was being suggested and it makes me feel like a big dumb dumb. Thanks for the understanding.