Indigenous Canadian from northern Ontario. Believe in equality, Indigenous rights, minority rights, LGBTQ+, women’s rights and do not support war of any kind.

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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • No one ever asks or follows up to ask later … WHAT MEDICATIONS WERE THEY ON?

    The biggest industries in the US is guns and pharmaceuticals … mix into all that a media landscape and a social media fantasy land of misinformation, disinformation and non-information to make people as angry, upset, scared and frightened as possible.

    Pump them up with mind altering medications … bombard them with misinformation … then give them a gun

    What do you think will happen.

    The only thing I ever surprised about all this is that it doesn’t happen more often


  • Keeps getting identified as “marshmallows”

    No matter how you scan them, it’s always marshmallows

    A male cashier comes to help and stretches out your scrotum … beep … marshmallows

    He calls a manager and two more people show up, a manager who looks like a 14 year school girl and a 70 year old man with bad hearing

    They all try to grab and stretch your ball sack to get a proper scan while you’re fighting everyone to stop touching your genitals

    Beep … marshmellows









  • I have a contact list of about a dozen people that I call or call me … mostly family and two friends. I have more people I know beyond that list but they all know I don’t like talking or texting on a phone. I don’t like using the phone.

    The only time I get to use the phone is in watching at least one random call a week. Half the time its a telemarketer and the other time, some political or government organization wanting to ask something. Texts are usually random with people asking dumb questions like ‘hey’ … ‘where are you?’ … ‘hey frank how you doing’ … or some random thing to entice me to answer. If I don’t recognize, I delete and block.








  • A real world equivalent is a weasel in the wild. My dad was an indigenous trapper in northern Ontario where we come from.

    He always warned me about weasels and to leave them alone.

    They look like cute little intelligent creatures. They look like they could even be friendly.

    But if you ever approach a wild one to try to hold it or touch it, it is very timid and frightens easily and will fight and bite. Most small animals in the wild have a bad bite but a weasel is something else. Once it bites, it won’t let go and there is nothing you can do to break it. The bite is like having a pair of lock vices with teeth. Dad warned us that he had killed several of these cute little creatures and had to remove the frozen jaws with metal tools or a screw driver to remove them.

    He often had run ins with small animals like this that tried to get into his food supplies

    So if you ever come across a wild weasel … think of it as a Moopsie.

    EDIT: just for the record so that people don’t think I would want to randomly and blatantly want to kill these things on site … I’ve never killed one. I respect them, I stay away from them and when I did get one in my space or property, I spent my time making it as uncomfortable as possible to make it leave. My family and my culture may trap and kill them for food and the fur but personally, I don’t or ever have. A rule that my hunter/trapper father taught me a long time ago was to leave all animals alone and let them live, unless you absolutely need them in order to survive … or if the animal is endangering your life or the life of others. I’ve had access to a grocery store all my life, so I took that lesson to mean that I should never have the need to kill anything for any reason.