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Originally Posted by Jamie
Arn..
Any self proclaimed Metis that supposedly has some proof to back up their claims (This is verified by the Metis council) is now able to hunt with out license, at any time of the year around existing Metis settlements. Since this was not enough for the Metis powers that be, they are now in front of the courts asking to have the ability to hunt all across this province.
BUT this is just the thin edge of the wedge. Next up they will be demanding the same treatment that the Indians presently have.
What they have done in my eyes is take a great piece of Canadiana and turned it into the start of a GIMMY GIMMY GIMMY political force.
A crying shame, all that pride in what they accomplished (And rightfully so) and now it's thrown out the window. Someone needs to have their head examined.
Jamie
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This is what I don't understand...
Is there a difference in Metis rights or whatever and Indians?
Who exactly are you referring to when you say Indians?
thanks