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In reply to the discussion: If you read *anything* about last night, read this: Charles P. Pierce is a man on fire. [View all]livingonearth
(728 posts)37. Don't forget the "Louisiana Purchase"!
That was done by government. All those proud Oklahomans would be part of France right now if the government hadn't bought their state for them.
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If you read *anything* about last night, read this: Charles P. Pierce is a man on fire. [View all]
WilliamPitt
Aug 2012
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And still does, it's just being shunted through the middle man corporations. Who count on the whole
freshwest
Aug 2012
#26
Oklahoma settlement was made possible by forced removal/massacre of native people,
LeftinOH
Aug 2012
#5
US Capitalism is really just veiled socialism. Always has been and always will be.
cbdo2007
Aug 2012
#12
That struck me, too. Empty? Couldn't see 'them injuns'? What paralled universe do they live in?
freshwest
Aug 2012
#23
Since 2007, Oklahoma has had 24 presidential declarations for major disasters and five presidentiall
Cosmocat
Aug 2012
#25
I have been in OK during one celebration of the Land Rush, to which no American Indians were invited
patrice
Aug 2012
#29
John Galt founded Oklahoma, without anybody's help, cutting down the forests with his own two hands,
tclambert
Aug 2012
#51
You'd think that with all the historical fetishism in the Republican party. . .
theinquisitivechad
Aug 2012
#55