How Do Redcels (Native Americans) Cope?

[hikkicel]

I never heard of a redcel (native american) here. I’ve never been to the US & the only thing Ik about them is that they tend to be short fat low class alcoholics who automatically get a place to live with an allowance to survive (and they can scam retarded whites with casinos) by the US government. I guess JBW is like hiroshima in these reservations cuz I‘ve seen so many of them bleached out already on the internet.

 

[literallyretarded]

I never heard of an redcel here. I’ve never been to the US & the only thing Ik about them is that they tend to be short fat low class alcoholics who automatically get a place to live with an allowance to survive (and they can scam retarded whites with casinos) by the US government. I guess JBW is like hiroshima in these reservations cuz I‘ve seen so many of them bleached out already on the internet.

no clue

 

[Last2025cel]

> redcel

 

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@Giracel

 

[Giracel]

@Giracel

My indigenous contribution is from south america so I'm afraid I can't speak on this

 

[Giracel]

I did take a trip through the Navajo reservation in AZ some time ago. Interesting place, have an insane dish called "fry bread" I had never had before going there.

 

[Poopless One]

From what I heard, the same way I do.

 

[Giracel]

JBW is like hiroshima in these reservations

Every cute native girl is going to pick the hot cowboy over the fat alcoholic native guy. Must be brutal.

 

[hikkicel]

My indigenous contribution is from south america so I'm afraid I can't speak on this

it’s also interesting to hear about southern indigenous americans: did/do u live on a reservation in your home country? how many percent of the people remain indigenous? how brutal is jbw in ur area/country?

 

[Giracel]

it’s also interesting to hear about southern indigenous americans: did/do u live on a reservation in your home country? how many percent of the people remain indigenous? how brutal is jbw in ur area/country?

I think you are a bit misinformed. I'm not aware of an equivalent "reservation" system in south american countries (unless we're talking about literal uncontacted tribes in the Amazons). I'm american but just have 1/4 ancestry.

Indigenous percentage varies widely throughout the continent and it is actually quite interesting. Uruguay for example is almost fully made of people of european descent, while Bolivia still has a majority-indigenous population.