
Your ancestors are proud of you I'm just a rez kid telling my stories https://teapawt.net/t.co/Ib7pXEwMMp @drunkengarbage IΓ±upiaq with German descent
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Writing is my daily scratching out of my dreams onto a screen so that nobody will read them.
See what i mean, check out my short stories at
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The craziest part of all this is that their response was to send me an email and letter about "how great* atmos rewards was,
and like, lol in what world do you think this relationship is still viable when you do like $4,000 worth of damage and then laugh it off?
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Like you didn't even have like my last 6 flights on my atmos history and only like one of my flights despite me entering every thing in through the app, so even by a metric of tracking and rewards you failed.
#Wildwood looks kinda cool,
but i do find it awkward that the "native" magical land outside Portland would be a European fantasy land and crows and coyotes are henchmen for the villain.
Like why would the secret magical realm be foreigners?
So what's wild is @AlaskaAir got me to Seattle so late my next flight was almost done loading. i ran clear across the airport in 3 minutes and they were in the process of closing the door (next flight the next day). They demanded my bag be checked to get on the plane.
This right after my 10yo daughter flying with the junior jetsetters program missed a flight and was lost by the airline (i was literally told maybe i should wait until we see what plane she might have been put on by the manager).
And now @AlaskaAir customer service is just automated AI scripted responses saying how great their customer service is, while making it clear they don't want accountability.
So you know how there is that person at work and nothing will change or update until they leave?
Life makes a lot more sense when you look at science and politics and realize they created systems where those people never leave until they die.
We should respect our elders and the knowledge they have, while providing a society in which they step into advisory roles instead of decision making roles.
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Every Indian act can be directly traced to a group of white people that would rather drag Indians down then make themselves better
My Cuz'n put in for an eagle from the repository, and only upon getting one did she ask anyone how to process it.
Like how incredibly disrespectful to seek this without being knowledgeable on how to care for the deceased.
Handling the dead isn't about ego or entitlement.
I was just listening to these people talk about medieval Europe like some beacon of civilization and i wonder if they realize the rest of the world saw them like that angry homeless guy on the street corner you suspect is casing your house?
*any advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" is best exemplified by how Europeans have described Indigenous sciences
