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H2O Man

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26. For decades,
Mon Oct 28, 2019, 12:33 PM
Oct 2019

I served as the top assistant to Onondaga Chief Paul Waterman. That didn't pay bills, of course -- it always made more! -- so I was employed at the county mental health clinic. I found the native way of life offered many concepts of value for our "modern" society.

I'll try to come up with some good books, etc. Although I am admittedly subjective, one of my favorites was written by my sons, who like their sisters grew up convinced Paul was their grandfather. (And they "knew" Rubin "Hurricane" Carter was their uncle!) But it's out of print for now. Probably anything by the late Vine Deloria Jr is worth reading.

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The people - unlike Putin - have spoken! 50 Shades Of Blue Oct 2019 #1
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Oct 2019 #51
Anyone who didn't see this coming malaise Oct 2019 #2
The crowd is mostly people that are pretty well off. So there is no way you'd have a huge brewens Oct 2019 #3
It was probably a way angry republicans marlakay Oct 2019 #4
And I'm sure many weren't booing or chanting. But when 10k-20k people... Garrett78 Oct 2019 #7
People of both parties are at all income levels IronLionZion Oct 2019 #46
Houston is mostly a Democratic city FakeNoose Oct 2019 #47
I had heard that it was great...I haven't seen any of the videos yet, but from what people ... SWBTATTReg Oct 2019 #5
What scares me more is that ... aggiesal Oct 2019 #20
People on social media losing their damn minds saying "Respect the office of the President" Docreed2003 Oct 2019 #6
Yeah, same people babbling that shit Cosmocat Oct 2019 #12
Those are probably many of the same people who cheered on....... Gregory Peccary Oct 2019 #50
Where was Obama's respect? sandiapeach Oct 2019 #59
Who are the snowflakes? BadgerMom Oct 2019 #13
Right?? Docreed2003 Oct 2019 #14
"They need to get over it." Danascot Oct 2019 #60
Pendejo45 doesn't respect the office of the Presidency, why should we respect that A$$hole? n/t aggiesal Oct 2019 #21
Exactly Docreed2003 Oct 2019 #25
Respect should be earned, not gifted by hostile actions of a foreign country n/t Pluvious Oct 2019 #31
EXACTLY. BigDemVoter Oct 2019 #32
What people say in public and what they think in private might be two different things. LisaM Oct 2019 #38
Yes, unless not fooled Oct 2019 #39
I respect the office of the President by disrespecting the shithead that's squatting in it. backscatter712 Oct 2019 #63
Amen Docreed2003 Oct 2019 #64
Yes, this country can do so much better. Scarsdale Oct 2019 #66
Last unstaged public appearance for the traitor!! gibraltar72 Oct 2019 #8
Bet on it. LuvNewcastle Oct 2019 #52
They've already assured him that there were no boos RVN VET71 Oct 2019 #55
We'll respect the Office of the President when he does pandr32 Oct 2019 #9
DURec leftstreet Oct 2019 #10
God bless that loud and full-voiced crowd. Paladin Oct 2019 #11
Yes saidsimplesimon Oct 2019 #57
K&R, Normal humans don't like racist child abusing whores for Russia like Trump uponit7771 Oct 2019 #15
Found on Facebook just now... RobertDevereaux Oct 2019 #16
Yep. There are 2 key points to be made in response to such comments: Garrett78 Oct 2019 #17
K&R Lunch Lady Oct 2019 #18
Welcome to DU! Is there a story behind your name Lunch Lady?? nt in2herbs Oct 2019 #45
Recommended. H2O Man Oct 2019 #19
Very interesting, did this come from you, or did you read it somewhere? Perseus Oct 2019 #24
For decades, H2O Man Oct 2019 #26
Thank you. klook Oct 2019 #61
Ive always thought "shaming" gang members & such would work FAR better than prison. oldsoftie Oct 2019 #41
I agree. H2O Man Oct 2019 #48
Don't the Amish use a form of shaming/shunning also? llmart Oct 2019 #42
Yes, good call! H2O Man Oct 2019 #49
I'll also point out that within these cultures stopdiggin Oct 2019 #53
I think that is where the anger comes from, these are REAL people, not actors Perseus Oct 2019 #22
........ Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2019 #23
My first thought as well!! LOL Lucky Luciano Oct 2019 #35
And I'll bet they get paid a little. calimary Oct 2019 #56
People defending Trump have revealed their true colors. Politicub Oct 2019 #27
HEY! I know if I were there, I would have JOINED IN!! yuiyoshida Oct 2019 #28
Unfair, silly, and totally expected. GoCubsGo Oct 2019 #29
And furthermore, this gives the impression we don't know how to fight. BigDemVoter Oct 2019 #30
I will have to look up the clip. Love "Morning Snow" Laura PourMeADrink Oct 2019 #34
He's a smarmy little intern killer and she's dumb as a post. LuvNewcastle Oct 2019 #54
You can't and shouldn't stop instinctual occurrences like this Laura PourMeADrink Oct 2019 #33
People booed W before the RepubliCON party lost the House, the Senate and the Presidency Farmer-Rick Oct 2019 #36
Democracy in action - boisterous and uplifting. Enoki33 Oct 2019 #37
No problem with booing at a place like that. I DO have a problem with it at a restaurant. oldsoftie Oct 2019 #40
It's about time Trump heard what the People think of him NastyRiffraff Oct 2019 #43
We all know that it's only appropriate to chant things like "Lock him/her up" patphil Oct 2019 #44
I would say it's far better measure of popularity than one of his stupid ''rallies''. YOHABLO Oct 2019 #58
OK, then. LOUDER next time! Sugar Smack Oct 2019 #62
Melania: Did he hit touchdown?... Harker Oct 2019 #65
People have booed Presidents for years at sporting events rpannier Oct 2019 #67
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