As well as the history, inaccurately written!
Call it doubling down or two fer Wednesday as you will but this is the second post of the day.
There are elements of truth in this characterization of having lost something depending on the interpretation of lost.
If a person had their wallet or car stolen would they refer to having lost them, or having them stolen?
As a people we didn’t lose anything, we had it stolen from us as the result of of concerted effort of genocidal conquest.
The genocidal history this country was founded on isn’t nor has it been a conversation the government was to
take place.
Sure they’ll make a carefully crafted reference to it on occasion when they believe it serves a purpose, maybe a little public relations- but what it will take is a truth and reconciliation commission like the one South Africa instituted when Mandela was elected, this one with independent…
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ARLIN REPORT...................walking this path together 
WE LOST IT, THEY STOLE IT. WE SURE DID NOT PLACE OUR MORALITY WALLETS IN OUR PURSES OR BACKPACKS AND TAKE THEM WHERE EVER WE GO, THEY TOOK NOTICE AND LEAD THE NATION INTO PERVERSION.
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