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The fact that they actually have to protest something this stupid is beyond me; the government is destroying native, sacred land and they don't care. The evacuation is ridiculous, you're not going to stop Native Americans from standing for what they believe in, whites have tried before and nearly 250 years later, they are still here, fighting. Call the whole DAPL operation off if you want them to evacuate.
ReplyDeleteEvacuating the natives would make things 10x worse because its just causing more problems.
ReplyDeleteFirst the government harm black folk and now they are harming natives in a different way.
ReplyDeleteThe gov't is full of horrible people with horrible ideas. How are you gonna sit here and tell me I have to leave so you can put a pipe that could be placed anywhere else? Plus this is sacred land, ya'll already destroyed most of it to make America what it is today. I don't understand why you have to take away what's left of it.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Los Angeles Times "rth Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple on Monday ordered a mandatory evacuation of protesters seeking to block construction of the Dakota Access pipeline, but both the state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said they have no plans for “forcible removal” of the protesters.
ReplyDeleteThe Corps of Engineers earlier had said that it planned to close the camp, led by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe of North Dakota, by Dec. 5, and that anyone still there could be prosecuted for trespassing.
On Sunday, however, after a broad backlash, the corps said it has “no plans for forcible removal” and “is seeking a peaceful and orderly transition to a safer location." Dalrymple’s evacuation order came Monday, citing safety concerns related to the region’s harsh winter weather."
I think the Government should just leave the Natives be. They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. They can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeleteits almost as if they were just trying to be mean to them ,like it isnt that serious
ReplyDeleteTo be honest, they should just leave them alone. You cant force people out of their homes like that
ReplyDeleteThe Natives haven't done anything wrong to be evacuated. North Dakota's governor is just causing a problem to see them leave. This situation isn't serious at all.
ReplyDeleteI think that the governor tried to remove the protesters by forceful actions and threats but in the end he realized that they will still exercise the freedom of speech.
ReplyDeleteprotesting against the construction of a pipeline that will obtain a natural resource. pretty dumb
ReplyDeleteThe natives should be able to have their land
ReplyDeleteI think the Government should just leave the Natives be. They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. They can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeleteI think it is strange
ReplyDeleteI think the government should leave the natives alone and build the pipeline somewhere else.
ReplyDeletethe government really should just find another way to construct the pipeline and they should listen to reason.
ReplyDeleteThey can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeleteJack Dalrymple on Monday ordered a mandatory evacuation of protesters seeking to block construction of the Dakota Access pipeline, but both the state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said they have no plans for “forcible removal” of the protesters.
ReplyDeleteThe government should leave the native people alone and build the pipeline somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteI think that the governor should leave their land alone and find somewhere else to put the pipe.
ReplyDeleteThe government should leave the people alone. They are protesting because they believe something is wrong with what the government is doing.
ReplyDeleteI think if the people not going crazy and causing harm then the government should leave them alone they are protesting because they know and feel that it is wrong what the government doing.
ReplyDeleteThe governor of North Dakota is intruding on their land and they should just move the pipe so everyone will happy.
ReplyDeleteThe natives should be able to keep their land and the government should find somewhere else for construction.
ReplyDeleteI think that they did the right thing, by doing it peacefully and with no force. It is the best for everyone, they go away and the engineers can finish the work.
ReplyDeleteThat's messing with people's livelihoods.They also should leave those people alone, they did not do anything, and for their lives to be turned upside down.They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. The government should really find a different or at least a better way to construct the pipeline.
ReplyDeleteI think the government should let the tribe be. But maybe the Standing Rock tribe will come around, and evacuate before the pipeline construction starts. I don't think it's right to run the pipeline thru their land but both groups have valid points on why the pipeline should be built, and why it shouldn't be built.
ReplyDeleteThe gov't is full of horrible people with horrible ideas. How are you gonna sit here and tell me I have to leave so you can put a pipe that could be placed anywhere else? Plus this is sacred land, ya'll already destroyed most of it to make America what it is today. I don't understand why you have to take away what's left of it.
ReplyDeleteI think the Government should just leave the Natives be. They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. They can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeletethe government really should just find another way to construct the pipeline and they should listen to reason.
ReplyDeleteI think they have the right to fight for it.
ReplyDeleteIts america you have the right to have a peaceful protest. Its crazy how they are trying to tell them to evacuate.
ReplyDeletethe goverment should just the goverment alone
ReplyDeletethey just need to talk it out
ReplyDeletei dont see anything wrong with what they did
ReplyDeleteit seems reasonable to me the way they want to evacuate them. it seems reasonable. its not harming any citizen and they are even giving them a chance to move it to another area. so it sounds legit. now if the protesters dont want to move then yeah of course i think it may have to be some arrests and charges made. but overall if more protest were handled this way then that would be a problem solved in todays america.
ReplyDeleteIts america you have the right to have a peaceful protest. Its crazy how they are trying to tell them to evacuate.
ReplyDeleteits just gonna cause more havoc that was a dumb move .
ReplyDeletei dont see anything wrong with it. its just sad
ReplyDeleteI think the government should leave them alone and build the pipeline somewhere else
ReplyDeleteThe government should leave the native people alone and build the pipeline somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteThe government wrong for trying to mess with the natives land for constructing the pipe lines they need to find somewhere else to do all that.
ReplyDeleteThe governor of North Dakota is intruding on their land and they should just move the pipe so everyone will happy.
ReplyDeleteI don't see why the government HAS to put the pipeline there. If the people of the state don't want it there then it shouldn't be there. Leave the people alone. Build the pipeline somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that they actually have to protest something this stupid is beyond me; the government is destroying native, sacred land and they don't care. The evacuation is ridiculous, you're not going to stop Native Americans from standing for what they believe in, whites have tried before and nearly 250 years later, they are still here, fighting. Call the whole DAPL operation off if you want them to evacuate.
ReplyDeleteI feel like this governor is only doing this because Trump is president and he thinks he can start doing stupid stuff he shouldn't be allowed to remove the protest for his own good if it isn't hurting anyone.
ReplyDeletethink if the people not going crazy and causing harm then the government should leave them alone they are protesting because they know and feel that it is wrong what the government doing.
ReplyDeleteI think the Government should just leave the Natives be. They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. They can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeleteThat island doesn't need government such as that. they should leave them alone.because government should not forcible any their own island.
ReplyDeleteI think Donald Trump is behind this cause no one likes his, Hilary could still win on December 19 because they have to do the electoral college votes so...
ReplyDeleteAccording to Los Angeles Times "rth Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple on Monday ordered a mandatory evacuation of protesters seeking to block construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.
ReplyDeleteThe government should just leave them alone. They can't just mess with people's lives like that.
ReplyDeleteThe government thinks that what they are doing is benefiting America but in reality its not , its benefiting them. The government basically thinking of themselves and trying to ruin other peoples lives.
ReplyDeleteAccording to latimes,com, "North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple on Monday ordered a mandatory evacuation of protesters seeking to block construction of the Dakota Access pipeline, but both the state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said they have no plans for “forcible removal” of the protesters.
ReplyDeleteThe Corps of Engineers earlier had said that it planned to close the camp, led by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe of North Dakota, by Dec. 5, and that anyone still there could be prosecuted for trespassing."
my thoughts on this is that the government just need to go on somewhere. there tearing up pipes for what ? i don't really understand what the protest is about.
ReplyDeleteI think the Government should just leave the Natives be. They're provoking them by trying to make them evacuate. They can't just go and mess with people's livelihood like that. The entire situation is petty to me.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that they actually have to protest something this stupid is beyond me; the government is destroying native, sacred land and they don't care. The evacuation is ridiculous, you're not going to stop Native Americans from standing for what they believe in, whites have tried before and nearly 250 years later, they are still here, fighting. Call the whole DAPL operation off if you want them to evacuate.
ReplyDeleteNatives were here first. This is their land.
ReplyDeleteThe gov't is full of horrible people with horrible ideas. How are you gonna sit here and tell me I have to leave so you can put a pipe that could be placed anywhere else? Plus this is sacred land, ya'll already destroyed most of it to make America what it is today. I don't understand why you have to take away what's left of it. my thoughts on this is that the government just need to go on somewhere. there tearing up pipes for what ? i don't really understand what the protest is about.
ReplyDeleteI believe this is highly disrespectful to native people. I believe that this is destroying and evidence of the history the natives have left. This should be a decision that is obviously dumbfounded .
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ReplyDeleteThe Corps of Engineers earlier had said that it planned to close the camp, led by the Standing Rock Sioux tribe of North Dakota, by Dec. 5, and that anyone still there could be prosecuted for trespassing.
On Sunday, however, after a broad backlash, the corps said it has “no plans for forcible removal” and “is seeking a peaceful and orderly transition to a safer location." Dalrymple’s evacuation order came Monday, citing safety concerns related to the region’s harsh winter weather."
I don't understand why the Native Americans can't have the land that was originally theirs anyway. The United States government is stupid and unfair.
ReplyDeleteI think the government should leave them alone and build the pipeline somewhere else
ReplyDeleteI don't understand why they are kicking the natives out of their own space. This is unacceptable. Most of the things the government is doing is unacceptable but it always seems to go unnoticed. No one does anything about it.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand why they are kicking the natives out of their own space. This is unacceptable. Most of the things the government is doing is unacceptable but it always seems to go unnoticed. No one does anything about it.
ReplyDeleteAll the government wants to do is make money they don't care who or what they have to run over in the process or what they are taking away from citizens. They will do whatever it takes as long as they see income. And sometimes it is not all about money. They should not kick the people from their native land, Standing Rock.
ReplyDeleteprotesting against the construction of a pipeline that will obtain a natural resource. pretty dumb
ReplyDeleteThe government just do what they want and its outrageous. Kicking the Native people out from their land is unforgivable. The government probably just want moneys or think they can rule us like a dictatorship.
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