Its pretty scary from an Indigenous perspective. People out east are following the law and thier buildings and belongings are getting burned to the ground.
We have heard loud and clear, people want "us" to make a living for oursleves....this is an example of that happening.
But yet it seems it doesnt seem fit for the same people that cry for it.
The facts show the impact on the lobster population is minuscule compared to the commercial people that are against it. To give you an example,
"The scale of the fishery matters, and the impact that a small fishery like the one organised by the Sipekne'katik First Nation would have limited effect on total populations.In LFA 34, the regulatory name for the body of water near St Mary's Bay, where the indigenous lobster fishery is located, there are 979 lobster licences, and each licence is allowed to carry about 375-400 traps during the season. The Sipekne'katik fishery has issued 11 licences, with the right to carry 50 traps each"
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc...anada-54472604
Like wtf are people really getting upset over ffs??? Who has the biggest piece of the pie? Obviously people there want the whole pie....
The dominate society cries for Indigenous people to be free of the system but when its happens they cry and destroy infrastructure that makes it happen???
Like just be honest and say you want Indigenous people to always be inferior, least we know then what is in front of us.
Here in my pocket of Alberta my family and friends are worried about even going out hunting for fear of getting shot.
Dont put your anger on the people when its the system that is what angers you please.
Signed, concerned stauts people in Alberta.