Not really, as humans are animals and were originally more primate like. Once permanent settlements began and cultures solidified, then invasions and colonization would be stealing yes

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Yeah to show you the origins? If you’re only looking at the last 1000 years then you’ll only see land that is already lived in and that would hurt your argument because there wouldn’t be any stealing to see😂

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would you prefer earth to be a barren land without any signs of life except trees

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Anonymous #6 6w

Would you prefer to miss their point any further?

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No, the land was CONQUERED. If you live in the US, you live on conquered land. If you feel so strongly about it, why aren't you giving your property to descendants of the proper Native American tribe?

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Anonymous #7 6w

Dipshit because I am one of those descendants. 💀

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From who??? This is such a vacuous brain-melting statement made by an ignoramus creature of stunning density. Land being owned is a modern concept you can’t steal something that wasn’t owned btw

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Anonymous #7 6w

This is such a stupid sentiment. Land back is much more than literally giving property, plus who even owns property anymore? There are so many ways to be anticolonial and these types of sentiments just legitimize settler colonial attitudes toward land

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Anonymous #8 6w

don’t hate me, but I’m pretty sure the Native Americans were like, “oh, you want to buy this thing that nobody owns? those beads look cool. you got a deal.” … “fuck. smallpox blankets.” … “waaa! trail of tears” … “🤑gaming” … “🙌originalist jurisprudence”

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Anonymous #9 6w

Bro the natives settled that land, developed society, then Europeans came and destroyed that to mostly spread Christianity and take over the land, how ironic that the religion that emphasizes morality the most has led to such evil (not hating on Christianity just those who use to to justify evil), and don’t get me started on the Spanish missions where natives were rounded up, beaten, starved, and abused in every way possible, this time purely for religious conversation

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Anonymous #1 6w

Urban is different from atrocious colonization

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Anonymous #6 6w

Yes

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Anonymous #13 6w

Fr, it’s like trying to be both pro-land restoration and anti-hunting at the same time. Ecology is so much more than “just leave it untouched, that’s it natural state.” If you live in the eastern US or anywhere populated out west the chances are a lot of the species that you’re seeing every day are invasive and putting massive strain on the native ecosystem

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