Yesterday, I witnessed a deportation flight at MSP from beginning to end, a quiet little American horror film playing out on the same tarmac where billionaires sip champagne in their private jets and NFL teams fly out for away games.
THIS IS BULLSHIT*! A LITERAL UNAMERICAN ILLEGAL UNCONSTITUTIONAL OUTRAGE.
*No, NOT your accounting of what you witnessed, but the BS happening at the hands of Führer von Fuckery.
How can any human being, especially true Americans, including those claiming to be Christian, support this BS and cheer it on?
My Wife is a TikTok Content Creator and does Lives where she debates MAGA. We hear it every day. And, for many, they get worse, and sorry to say, they more belligerent and more "stupid".
Exceptionally crafted piece, considering Fort Snellings new information center on the plight of so many tribal members, is located right there… this is heartbreaking!!
This is simply too heartbreaking to read. I felt the fierce, evil energy before I even opened the content to read it.
My great grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee. She lived in Oklahoma in Cherokee Nation. Her name was Cora and she was a simple, kind, loving, soft spoken woman who exuded love, wisdom and grace.
We are all related, we are the family of man(kind). Hence we are ALL connected, whether we like it or not. So what we do to others, we do to ourselves.
Every indigenous tribe expresses this sentiment. It’s a universal version of the “golden rule”.
Mitakuye Oyasin is a Lakota phrase which mean 'All My Relations' or 'We are All Related'
In Lak'ech Ala K'in is a greeting in Mayan tradition that means “I am another yourself" or "I am you, and you are me
Namaste is a greeting from the yogic, Hindu culture that signifies unity and equality. “The Divine within me bows to the same Divine within you, we are all the same”.
Ubuntu is a widespread African expression that reflects the concept that “I am because we are”. It honors our shared “togetherness”.
We all have within us a primordial seed and we express it through our hearts as love and empathy, and most importantly, by how we view and treat each other. WE ALL HAVE A CHOICE. What will we choose today, now, in every moment?
Thank you for this well written and informative but disturbing piece. In what a deceitful time we live; it slowly erodes trust or bolsters our courage to dare.
This is really a dark time in America’s history. When we have so much knowledge we still stand on the same platform as Stone Age people. What are all so frightened of. Taken their jobs it is proven it is not a rush for farm workers with low wages or for catering jobs with back braken hours and hard work the good white people don’t want it. But treating people worse than livestock is fine that will make America great again. Soon nobody wants to visit your country anymore. I saw 5 billion dollars you are losing because the Canadians are not coming any more.
This is simply too heartbreaking to read. I felt the fierce, evil energy before I even opened the content to read it.
My great grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee. She lived in Oklahoma in Cherokee Nation. Her name was Cora and she was a simple, kind, loving, soft spoken woman who exuded love, wisdom and grace.
We are all related, we are the family of man(kind). Hence we are ALL connected, whether we like it or not. So what we do to others, we do to ourselves.
Every indigenous tribe expresses this sentiment. It’s a universal version of the “golden rule”.
Mitakuye Oyasin is a Lakota phrase that mean 'All My Relations' or 'We are All Related'
In Lak'ech Ala K'in is a greeting in Mayan tradition that means “I am another yourself" or "I am you, and you are me
Namaste is a yogic, Hindu greeting that signifies unity and equality. “The Divine within me bows to the same Divine within you, we are all the same”.
Ubuntu an African expression that reflects the concept that “I am because we are”. It honors our shared “togetherness”.
We all have within us a primordial seed and we express it through our hearts as love and empathy, and most importantly, by how we view and treat each other. WE ALL HAVE A CHOICE. What will we choose today, now, in every moment?
THIS IS BULLSHIT*! A LITERAL UNAMERICAN ILLEGAL UNCONSTITUTIONAL OUTRAGE.
*No, NOT your accounting of what you witnessed, but the BS happening at the hands of Führer von Fuckery.
How can any human being, especially true Americans, including those claiming to be Christian, support this BS and cheer it on?
My Wife is a TikTok Content Creator and does Lives where she debates MAGA. We hear it every day. And, for many, they get worse, and sorry to say, they more belligerent and more "stupid".
It’s pure evil incarnate
Exceptionally crafted piece, considering Fort Snellings new information center on the plight of so many tribal members, is located right there… this is heartbreaking!!
Absolutely heartbreaking. As I responded above…👇🏻
This is simply too heartbreaking to read. I felt the fierce, evil energy before I even opened the content to read it.
My great grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee. She lived in Oklahoma in Cherokee Nation. Her name was Cora and she was a simple, kind, loving, soft spoken woman who exuded love, wisdom and grace.
We are all related, we are the family of man(kind). Hence we are ALL connected, whether we like it or not. So what we do to others, we do to ourselves.
Every indigenous tribe expresses this sentiment. It’s a universal version of the “golden rule”.
Mitakuye Oyasin is a Lakota phrase which mean 'All My Relations' or 'We are All Related'
In Lak'ech Ala K'in is a greeting in Mayan tradition that means “I am another yourself" or "I am you, and you are me
Namaste is a greeting from the yogic, Hindu culture that signifies unity and equality. “The Divine within me bows to the same Divine within you, we are all the same”.
Ubuntu is a widespread African expression that reflects the concept that “I am because we are”. It honors our shared “togetherness”.
We all have within us a primordial seed and we express it through our hearts as love and empathy, and most importantly, by how we view and treat each other. WE ALL HAVE A CHOICE. What will we choose today, now, in every moment?
https://tapestryinstitute.org/
https://anatomicair.com/in-lakech-ala-kin/
https://www.hinduamerican.org/blog/the-power-of-namaste
https://www.dandelionphilosophy.com/blog/whats-in-a-word-the-meaning-of-ubuntu
Thank you for this well written and informative but disturbing piece. In what a deceitful time we live; it slowly erodes trust or bolsters our courage to dare.
This is really a dark time in America’s history. When we have so much knowledge we still stand on the same platform as Stone Age people. What are all so frightened of. Taken their jobs it is proven it is not a rush for farm workers with low wages or for catering jobs with back braken hours and hard work the good white people don’t want it. But treating people worse than livestock is fine that will make America great again. Soon nobody wants to visit your country anymore. I saw 5 billion dollars you are losing because the Canadians are not coming any more.
If it can be said this way ... what a beautifully heartbreaking piece. And an outrage.
Where are our nightly news stories? Every American needs to witness this and so much more.
It might help if your readers were told that MSP is the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport.
I figured it out.
This is simply too heartbreaking to read. I felt the fierce, evil energy before I even opened the content to read it.
My great grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee. She lived in Oklahoma in Cherokee Nation. Her name was Cora and she was a simple, kind, loving, soft spoken woman who exuded love, wisdom and grace.
We are all related, we are the family of man(kind). Hence we are ALL connected, whether we like it or not. So what we do to others, we do to ourselves.
Every indigenous tribe expresses this sentiment. It’s a universal version of the “golden rule”.
Mitakuye Oyasin is a Lakota phrase that mean 'All My Relations' or 'We are All Related'
In Lak'ech Ala K'in is a greeting in Mayan tradition that means “I am another yourself" or "I am you, and you are me
Namaste is a yogic, Hindu greeting that signifies unity and equality. “The Divine within me bows to the same Divine within you, we are all the same”.
Ubuntu an African expression that reflects the concept that “I am because we are”. It honors our shared “togetherness”.
We all have within us a primordial seed and we express it through our hearts as love and empathy, and most importantly, by how we view and treat each other. WE ALL HAVE A CHOICE. What will we choose today, now, in every moment?
https://tapestryinstitute.org/
https://anatomicair.com/in-lakech-ala-kin/
https://www.hinduamerican.org/blog/the-power-of-namaste
https://www.dandelionphilosophy.com/blog/whats-in-a-word-the-meaning-of-ubuntu