Re:Dakota Access Pipeline to win US Army permit for completion
by cloakandswagger on Wednesday February 08, 2017 @02:01PM
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"Disingenuous" seems fair to me. The land is suddenly sacred and inviolable when someone asks to build a pipeline near it (not on it), but the massive casinos these tribes erect on their "sacred" land isn't an issue.
I would be more amenable to the tribes if they were honest and upfront about what they're doing: a form of collective bargaining to maximize compensation from the government.
Re:Dakota Access Pipeline to win US Army permit for completion
by beat on Wednesday February 08, 2017 @03:26PM
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Now that is disingenuous. There's no casino there. Not all land is sacred, but some is. Casinos aren't built on land that might face internal opposition within a tribe.
I would be more amenable to the tribes if they were honest and upfront about what they're doing: a form of collective bargaining to maximize compensation from the government.