That's a lot of missing dirt to make such a huge inlet from the Gulf.
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The dirt isn't missing. The water is a lot higher.
It can be both, the Mississippi Detla is eroding and sea level is rising. Yay fiction...
. … it’s fiction right? . …
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According to numerous current .GOV websites yes, it is fiction, AND caused by democrats or windmills
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Huh, missed the fact that most of Florida is underwater.
Accurrate: Quebec became an independent country
Inaccurate: Natives got their own land
I take it New York is just a radioactive crater?
No man. Virginia ain't doing that shit again. Move that line, we're part of the east coast megalopolis now. Shit pops off, there are more than enough of us to kick the remaining racists and homophobes out, please believe.
plz xi
Gotta dock points for using the term "Indian" to describe indigenous people.
There doesn't seem to be a consensus amongst native Americans as to which term is preferred.
The term "Native American" encompasses the entirety of North and South America. The term "American Indian" is more specific and so I've heard that some prefer that term. The best answer is probably to use the proper name for each group of native Americans.
Vive le Québec libre!
Can we all agree that creating a NEW religious ethnostate in the desert is a BAD idea? We all agree on that, right?