18 Feb 2023 4:36 pm
A company I worked for processed and presented tuition grants to some of the qualified injun teens for college use. I’d go the reservation to hand out the grants, the houses all had abandoned cars, the homes smelled cat urine, chickens running around inside. Assorted feces was everywhere including human ****. Just pigs, parents would be passed out laying in their own ****. Teenage daughters pregnant and high, to make it worse the dirty injun teens never used the grants to continue their education. Most of them ended up working at smoked filled casino changing out used tampon dispensers.DeplorablePatriot » 17 Feb 2023, 11:42 pm » wrote: ↑ **** off and stop lying, Tonto.
Liberal "statistics" will show that non-native men commit most of the murders to native women on the reservation. Those are total ****. I know LEOs who work very near MT reservations and know that this is not the case by any means.
Here is non-biased data for you: (American Indian/Alaskan Native)
Results: NVDRS collected data on 2,226 homicides of AI/ANs in 34 states and the District of Columbia during 2003–2018. The age-adjusted AI/AN homicide rate was 8.0 per 100,000 population. The homicide rate was three times higher in AI/AN males than females (12.0 versus 3.9), and the median age of AI/AN victims was 32 years (interquartile range: 23–44 years). Approximately half of AI/AN homicide victims lived or were killed in metropolitan areas (48.2% and 52.7%, respectively). A firearm was used in nearly half (48.4%) of homicides and in a higher percentage of homicides of AI/AN males than females (51.5% versus 39.1%). More AI/AN females than males were killed in a house or apartment (61.8% versus 53.7%) or in their own home (47.7% versus 29.0%). Suspects were identified in 82.8% of AI/AN homicides. Most suspects were male (80.1%), and nearly one third (32.1%) of suspects were AI/ANs. For AI/AN male victims, the suspect was most often an acquaintance or friend (26.3%), a person known to the victim but the exact nature of the relationship was unclear (12.3%), or a relative (excluding intimate partners) (10.5%). For AI/AN female victims, the suspect was most often a current or former intimate partner (38.4%), an acquaintance or friend (11.5%), or a person known to the victim but the exact nature of the relationship was unclear (7.9%). A crime precipitated 24.6% of AI/AN homicides (i.e., the homicide occurred as the result of another serious crime). More AI/AN males were victims of homicides due to an argument or conflict than females (54.7% versus 37.3%), whereas more AI/AN females were victims of homicides due to IPV than males (45.0% versus 12.1%). For homicides related to IPV, 87.2% of AI/AN female victims were killed by a current or former intimate partner, whereas approximately half (51.5%) of AI/AN male victims were corollary victims (i.e., victims killed during an IPV-related incident who were not the intimate partners themselves).
Read it and weep or tell your tribe to get off the drugs and booze.