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(b) Congress has since broken more than a few promises to the Tribe. Nevertheless, the Creek Reservation persists today. Pp. 6-28.

(1) Once a federal reservation is established, only Congress can diminish or disestablish it. Doing so requires a clear expression of congressional intent. Pp. 6-8.

(2) Oklahoma claims that Congress ended the Creek Reservation during the so-called “allotment era”—a period when Congress sought to pressure many tribes to abandon their communal lifestyles and parcel their lands into smaller lots owned by individual tribal members. Missing from the allotment-era agreement with the Creek, see 31 Stat. 862-864, however, is any statute evincing anything like the “present and total surrender of all tribal interests” in the affected lands. And this Court has already rejected the argument that allotments automatically ended reservations. Pp. 8-13.

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Except that's not what happened at all.

Ted only reads headlines. Don't believe anything Ted has to say about literally anything.

SPOILER ALERT: It was a very bad ruling on the ability to try somebody who is American Indian who murdered or raped another for murder or rape they committed in Eastern Oklahoma. It's not as if any of the 1.8 million residents in eastern Oklahoma who aren't Indian are going to have their property seized and given to natives. This isn't South Africa. Thank God.


Among those who will not be prosecuted and/or have their cases thrown out even if already found guilty in the past because of this ruling is a man who killed his girlfriends ex husband and cut off his balls, and another man who raped a 4 year old girl on the Creek reservation.

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Kevin Gover, director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, acting under secretary for museum and culture, and a citizen of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, tells Smithsonian magazine that the court’s decision is a “welcome” one because it upholds the principle that Native American treaties should be honored unless Congress explicitly revokes them. Still, he preaches caution in interpreting the ruling, pointing out that it centers on jurisdiction, not land ownership.

“The headlines are wrong,” says Gover in an emailed statement. “The Court did not give eastern Oklahoma back to the Tribes. Nobody will lose their land or their home. The decision simply means that Indians in that part of the state are subject only to the criminal jurisdiction of the Tribes and the United States, as is true on Indian reservations in many other states.”

Jimcy McGirt, a member of the Seminole Nation who in a state trial was convicted of sex crimes against a child, brought the case at the center of the ruling to the Supreme Court. Because the crime occurred on tribal land, McGirt argued that he should be re-tried in a federal court.

Per the Post, both McGirt and Patrick Murphy, a member of the Creek Nation convicted of murder in 1999 and the subject of a related case called Sharp v. Murphy, will now receive new federal hearings.

Jonodev Chaudhuri, a tribal ambassador for the Creek Nation, tells Kolby KickingWoman of Indian Country Today that the ruling is a huge win for the tribe. “Many folks are in tears,” he says. “Despite a history of many broken promises, as is true with many tribal nations, the citizens feel uplifted that for once the United States is being held to its promises.”

Summarizing the ruling’s overall significance for Vox, Ian Millhiser concludes, “The primary impact of McGirt is that Oklahoma loses much of its power to enforce certain laws against members of Native American tribes within the borders of tribal lands. But the decision will have far less impact on non-Native Americans.”

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In a decision being hailed as a win for tribal sovereignty, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a large portion of eastern Oklahoma remains a reservation.

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It's been a mess Brenda. This country is supposed to be a work in progress. This is a step forward in a period that's been 3 steps backward.

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"The Supreme Court today kept the United States' sacred promise to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of a protected reservation," the tribe said in a statement.

It is NOT a “sacred promise”. There is nothing sacred. By next week, Congress could rescind the promise, assuming the Democrats in the House decide to join with Republicans in the Senate and Trump to rescind. The court's decision hinged on the question of whether the Creek reservation continued to exist after Oklahoma became a state.

"Today we are asked whether the land these treaties promised remains an Indian reservation for purposes of federal criminal law. Because Congress has not said otherwise, we hold the government to its word," Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in the majority opinion.

More at www.npr.org/2020/07/09/889562040/supreme-court-rules-that-about-half-o
f-oklahoma-is-indian-land

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Sadly, this is not a US Nunavut judicial moment. It's not as if the US government suddenly woke up and said - you know that land that we signed a treaty about, where we said it was yours forever but we took it anyway? That land really is yours.

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It's been a mess Brenda. This country is supposed to be a work in progress. This is a step forward in a period that's been 3 steps backward.

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Except that's not what happened at all.

Ted only reads headlines. Don't believe anything Ted has to say about literally anything.

SPOILER ALERT: It was a very bad ruling on the ability to try somebody who is American Indian who murdered or raped another for murder or rape they committed in Eastern Oklahoma. It's not as if any of the 1.8 million residents in eastern Oklahoma who aren't Indian are going to have their property seized and given to natives. This isn't South Africa. Thank God.


Among those who will not be prosecuted and/or have their cases thrown out even if already found guilty in the past because of this ruling is a man who killed his girlfriends ex husband and cut off his balls, and another man who raped a 4 year old girl on the Creek reservation.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Yes. I'm trying to be extremely careful when giving any sources on this one though. Because, like everything else in 2020, almost nobody wants to report facts on either side and everything is opinion based.

Although it doesn't go into specific gory case detail of crimes, this is probably the most factual account I've found of the ruling overall:

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/scotus-rules-much-eastern-ok
lahoma-native-reservation-180975289/

In fact. I've learned something too by trying to find as politically neutral an account on the issue that I could when posting a link to you as well. The two Native Indian men I mentioned aren't necessisarily getting away with rape of a child and murder and mutilation. They will be re-tried in Federal court rather than state court.

And even if for some reason those crimes were to be put on trial and handled by Indian reservations, I can't imagine that there would be any reason why they wouldn't be punished harshly for what they did.


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Kevin Gover, director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, acting under secretary for museum and culture, and a citizen of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, tells Smithsonian magazine that the court’s decision is a “welcome” one because it upholds the principle that Native American treaties should be honored unless Congress explicitly revokes them. Still, he preaches caution in interpreting the ruling, pointing out that it centers on jurisdiction, not land ownership.

“The headlines are wrong,” says Gover in an emailed statement. “The Court did not give eastern Oklahoma back to the Tribes. Nobody will lose their land or their home. The decision simply means that Indians in that part of the state are subject only to the criminal jurisdiction of the Tribes and the United States, as is true on Indian reservations in many other states.”

Jimcy McGirt, a member of the Seminole Nation who in a state trial was convicted of sex crimes against a child, brought the case at the center of the ruling to the Supreme Court. Because the crime occurred on tribal land, McGirt argued that he should be re-tried in a federal court.

Per the Post, both McGirt and Patrick Murphy, a member of the Creek Nation convicted of murder in 1999 and the subject of a related case called Sharp v. Murphy, will now receive new federal hearings.

Jonodev Chaudhuri, a tribal ambassador for the Creek Nation, tells Kolby KickingWoman of Indian Country Today that the ruling is a huge win for the tribe. “Many folks are in tears,” he says. “Despite a history of many broken promises, as is true with many tribal nations, the citizens feel uplifted that for once the United States is being held to its promises.”

Summarizing the ruling’s overall significance for Vox, Ian Millhiser concludes, “The primary impact of McGirt is that Oklahoma loses much of its power to enforce certain laws against members of Native American tribes within the borders of tribal lands. But the decision will have far less impact on non-Native Americans.”

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As you can clearly see though... This ruling has nothing at all to do with land ownership, or anything other than how the jurisdiction works when prosecuting criminal cases. Which is something that you couldn't be blamed for believing it was if all you read was a headline of an article by CNN or Vox.

If they actually did give land back to Natives here, it would be the first step in doing that all over the country until everybody's homes and land were confiscated by the government and redistributed as they see fit.

The anarchists, Bernie Bros, Antifa and AOC devotees would love that. But that's never going to happen.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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It's been a mess Brenda. This country is supposed to be a work in progress. This is a step forward in a period that's been 3 steps backward.

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"The Supreme Court today kept the United States' sacred promise to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of a protected reservation," the tribe said in a statement.

It is NOT a “sacred promise”. There is nothing sacred. By next week, Congress could rescind the promise, assuming the Democrats in the House decide to join with Republicans in the Senate and Trump to rescind. The court's decision hinged on the question of whether the Creek reservation continued to exist after Oklahoma became a state.

"Today we are asked whether the land these treaties promised remains an Indian reservation for purposes of federal criminal law. Because Congress has not said otherwise, we hold the government to its word," Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in the majority opinion.

More at www.npr.org/2020/07/09/889562040/supreme-court-rules-that-about-half-o
f-oklahoma-is-indian-land

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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White man speak with forked tongue. Your government is still very capable of breaking treaties as I said to Kiki basically.

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Every culture lies Brenda. Don't play the victim to the past. When speaking of the human race history shows no culture is any better than the next.

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It's been a mess Brenda. This country is supposed to be a work in progress. This is a step forward in a period that's been 3 steps backward.

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"The Supreme Court today kept the United States' sacred promise to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of a protected reservation," the tribe said in a statement.

It is NOT a “sacred promise”. There is nothing sacred. By next week, Congress could rescind the promise, assuming the Democrats in the House decide to join with Republicans in the Senate and Trump to rescind. The court's decision hinged on the question of whether the Creek reservation continued to exist after Oklahoma became a state.

"Today we are asked whether the land these treaties promised remains an Indian reservation for purposes of federal criminal law. Because Congress has not said otherwise, we hold the government to its word," Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in the majority opinion.

More at www.npr.org/2020/07/09/889562040/supreme-court-rules-that-about-half-o
f-oklahoma-is-indian-land

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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White man speak with forked tongue. Your government is still very capable of breaking treaties as I said to Kiki basically.

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Every culture lies Brenda. Don't play the victim to the past. When speaking of the human race history shows no culture is any better than the next.

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For the 1/100th time, the reason we show so many Cases, compared to other countries that haven’t done nearly as well as we have, is that our TESTING is much bigger and better. We have tested 40,000,000 people. If we did 20,000,000 instead, Cases would be half, etc. NOT REPORTED!
7:39 AM · Jul 9, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1281206354334625793

Trump wrote "For the 1/100th time" but what he meant was the 1,000th time. Somebody should ask Trump: "Would there be half as many pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?" Give him a minute to think before he answers. If his answer is anything other than "No" he is too stupid to be President.

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For the 1/100th time, the reason we show so many Cases, compared to other countries that haven’t done nearly as well as we have, is that our TESTING is much bigger and better. We have tested 40,000,000 people. If we did 20,000,000 instead, Cases would be half, etc. NOT REPORTED!
7:39 AM · Jul 9, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1281206354334625793

Trump wrote "For the 1/100th time" but what he meant was the 1,000th time. Somebody should ask Trump: "Would there be half as many pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?" Give him a minute to think before he answers. If his answer is anything other than "No" he is too stupid to be President.

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Do you have to try really, really, really hard to make yourself this stupid?

"Would there be half as many pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?" would be an adequate analogy if Trump had said "Would there be half as many Covid Deaths if there were half as many Covid tests available?"
For those who can read (which obviously excludes you), this is not a new concept because 6ix has been repeating this for months and months now.
But Trump did not say this.

For Trump saying "Would there be half as many confirmed Covid cases if there were half as many Covid tests available?" then the adequate analogy would be "Would there be half as many known pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?"

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For the 1/100th time, the reason we show so many Cases, compared to other countries that haven’t done nearly as well as we have, is that our TESTING is much bigger and better. We have tested 40,000,000 people. If we did 20,000,000 instead, Cases would be half, etc. NOT REPORTED!
7:39 AM · Jul 9, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1281206354334625793

Trump wrote "For the 1/100th time" but what he meant was the 1,000th time. Somebody should ask Trump: "Would there be half as many pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?" Give him a minute to think before he answers. If his answer is anything other than "No" he is too stupid to be President.

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Do you have to try really, really, really hard to make yourself this stupid?

"Would there be half as many pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?" would be an adequate analogy if Trump had said "Would there be half as many Covid Deaths if there were half as many Covid tests available?"
For those who can read (which obviously excludes you), this is not a new concept because 6ix has been repeating this for months and months now.
But Trump did not say this.

For Trump saying "Would there be half as many confirmed Covid cases if there were half as many Covid tests available?" then the adequate analogy would be "Would there be half as many known pregnancies if there were half as many pregnancy tests available?"

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Virus explodes inisde Brazil and India now?



https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-global/who-sound
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WHO sounds alarm as coronavirus cases rise by one million in five days

Two months after infection, COVID-19 symptoms persist | Almost 90 percent still have at least one symptom long after the virus has gone.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/07/two-months-after-infection-cov
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https://www.sciencealert.com/smoking-may-explain-why-1-in-3-young-adul
ts-are-at-risk-of-severe-coronavirus
One in Three Young Adults at Risk of Severe Coronavirus Infections, Study Finds

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Go back to your hole, deep in Second's demented psyche, faggot.

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Dude. Everybody is a Nazi to you. You've abused that word so much it is meaningless in 2020.

You haven't destroyed shit except for whatever trashcans you've been setting on fire that were keeping you from posting here.

Nobody cares.

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All stupidity can usually be traced back to Ted. That is the case here.


I figure I should add to that statement by saying that I'm not referring to the subject matter, but to the fact that it's in this thread.

I believe it's safe to speak for everyone when I say the only reason that we didn't call him out on his stupidity like usual and discussed it here was out of respect for Brenda.

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That's how JO. I knew this news would be appreciated by Brenda so I threw it into a response to one of her posts.

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Dude. Everybody is a Nazi to you. You've abused that word so much it is meaningless in 2020.

You haven't destroyed shit except for whatever trashcans you've been setting on fire that were keeping you from posting here.

Nobody cares.

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Nope. The vast majority of people aren't Nazis at all. In fact, most people hate Nazis, and for good reason.

Just people like you who openly hate others, can't think critically, and use all the code words like "normies" and "cuck."

You give yourself away, little Nazi boy. I knew what you were from the git go.

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Dude. Everybody is a Nazi to you. You've abused that word so much it is meaningless in 2020.

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Nobody cares.

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Nope. The vast majority of people aren't Nazis at all. In fact, most people hate Nazis, and for good reason.

Just people like you who openly hate others, can't think critically, and use all the code words like "normies" and "cuck."

You give yourself away, little Nazi boy. I knew what you were from the git go.

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There are no Nazis, you fucking retard.

Isn't there still a trashcan in your city that still hasn't been set on fire by you masked terrorists?

You better get on that.

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Dude. Everybody is a Nazi to you. You've abused that word so much it is meaningless in 2020.

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Nobody cares.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Nope. The vast majority of people aren't Nazis at all. In fact, most people hate Nazis, and for good reason.

Just people like you who openly hate others, can't think critically, and use all the code words like "normies" and "cuck."

You give yourself away, little Nazi boy. I knew what you were from the git go.

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lol

There are no Nazis, you fucking retard.

Isn't there still a trashcan in your city that still hasn't been set on fire by you masked terrorists?

You better get on that.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Like THG said, stupid people don't realize they're stupid.

Of course there are Nazis, dipshit. They're the #1 terrorists in the country, and you love and fellate them with your idiocy.

It takes a very low IQ to be a Nazi. You qualify.

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Covid-19 has exposed the world’s greatest democracies, Britain and the US, as victims of prolonged self-harm; it has also demonstrated that countries with strong state capacity have been far more successful at stemming the virus’s spread and look better equipped to cope with the social and economic fallout.

South Korea rolled out testing at ‘walk-in’ booths all over the country, then used credit card records and location data from mobile phones to trace the movements of infected people – a tactic Britain has failed to master after months of effort. Other East Asian countries such as Taiwan and Singapore are also faring much better. Vietnam swiftly routed the virus. China managed to curb its spread and has since dispatched medics and medical supplies around the world.

Anglo-America’s dingy realities – deindustrialisation, low-wage work, underemployment, hyper-incarceration and enfeebled or exclusionary health systems – have long been evident. Nevertheless, the moral, political and material squalor of two of the wealthiest and most powerful societies in history still comes as a shock to some. In a widely circulated essay in the Atlantic, George Packer claimed that ‘every morning in the endless month of March, Americans woke up to find themselves citizens of a failed state.’ In fact, the state has been AWOL for decades, and the market has been entrusted with the tasks most societies reserve almost exclusively for government: healthcare, pensions, low-income housing, education, social services and incarceration.

More at "Flailing States"
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n14/pankaj-mishra/flailing-states

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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You'd love if any of that were true, wouldn't you Second? Marxist, fascist, Legacy Media bot.

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You'd love if any of that were true, wouldn't you Second? Marxist, fascist, Legacy Media bot.

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How many times have you repeated your nervous twitch, 6ix? The twitchy phrases Trump repeats are LAW & ORDER! and The Silent Majority will reign! What a dopey guy.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1282892191082385408
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1282669015794618373

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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The point being, I had plenty to spare.

I still have zero problems matching wits with self-proclaimed geniuses.

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