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So blacks are oppressed and suffering, huh? Clearly you've never been on a native reservation!

So blacks are oppressed and suffering, huh? Clearly you've never been on a native reservation! | What you hear on the news 24/7; "I've never worked and taxpayers pay for my food, healthcare, cell phone, internet, and most of my rent. But I'm so oppressed!"; What you've never heard once; "Really? Over 9,000 homes on the Navajo Nation don't even have electricity!"; "It says blacks deserve reparations because they're so oppressed?" | image tagged in liberal logic,black,native american,facts,reality check,oppression | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
223 views • 10 upvotes • Made by CorporateLife2k 4 weeks ago in politics
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5 Comments
CorporateLife2k
4 ups, 4w,
1 reply
Hey SJWs. Want to see real poverty? Go check out native american reservation instead of the projects. Thousands of families don't even get to have electricity!
Graeystone
3 ups, 4w
Remember this -

Sobrmn
2 ups, 4w
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The one that really frosts me
Play the US like a cash register
CzechyCheese
1 up, 3w,
1 reply
Two things can be true at the same time
CorporateLife2k
0 ups, 3w
Yes, but "constantly overhyped" vs "completely forgotten" are quite different. I am on a rez almost daily. No 2025 BMWs out here, no gas stations, no corner markets, no businesses at all, few paved roads, no grass, no politicians lined up to protest their civil rights, no police, just nothingness and 1990s Ford pickups.
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    What you hear on the news 24/7; "I've never worked and taxpayers pay for my food, healthcare, cell phone, internet, and most of my rent. But I'm so oppressed!"; What you've never heard once; "Really? Over 9,000 homes on the Navajo Nation don't even have electricity!"; "It says blacks deserve reparations because they're so oppressed?"