(June 4, 2019 at 8:51 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:You're not from Michigan, are you?(June 4, 2019 at 7:50 pm)onlinebiker Wrote: You gone and missed the point.
Yes - a trans person DOES " choose".
They, and they alone get to say who they are.
What you, I and society think - apparently means nothing.
Only the individual decides what the rest of society identifies them as.
If this is true - my ascertation that I am Native American should be equally valid.
Unless you have a logical reason otherwise.
Think so?
Bwahahaha....
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Michigan DOES allow for someone to change their gender - legally.
However - no so for changing one's race.
Where is the outrage?
If it is illegal for your family to own a casino in Michigan, how to you explain the fact that the MGM Grand Casino is in Detroit? It is your contention that MGM are owned by Native American tribes?
I'm starting to agree with LFC - I don't think you're serious. You're trolling.
Boru
There are 3 corporate owned casinos in Michigan. There are 23 Indian owned casinos.
While gambling is regulated by the state - the counties have the reserved right to allow or disallow casinos --- EXCEPT on "Reservations".
They had a vote in Allegan County to NOT grant a casino license to be issued in the county. The vote wasn't even close. A resounding no.
But out of the blue - the " Gun Lake Tribe" appeared - and put up a casino.
How?
They're " special" - the are born with the right to declare " tribal land". They have special rights. They are not bound to the same hunting and fishing rules that commoners are bound by.
They have their own little group that decides who is and who isn' t a legitimate native. Convenient, huh?
I know some of these people. I went to school with a couple. Blond haired, blue eyed " natives". Slavic and Germanic names back then.
Sure..
Ok..
Where's my tribe's gimme?
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