Hunting for sport doesn’t seem like a realistic expectation, and I haven’t read up on the topic at all, but like…
If decolonization is enforced, what happens to people like me who’ve lived in the country since birth? Do we get sent to Europe, or is it just like a new government sort of deal, or what?
It means the end of private land ownership and the introduction of communal ownership. Also the protection of indigenous culture and the environment. As well as reparations, no more white supremacy, food sovereignty, etc. Pretty transformative stuff to work toward
Hunting for sport doesn’t seem like a realistic expectation, and I haven’t read up on the topic at all, but like…
If decolonization is enforced, what happens to people like me who’ve lived in the country since birth? Do we get sent to Europe, or is it just like a new government sort of deal, or what?
It means the return of the stewardship of this land to the colonized people that are still here fighting for national sovereignty to this day.
No most people aren’t going to get deported or anything but I could probably make a long list of ones that should.
So is that just like a new government then?
It means the end of private land ownership and the introduction of communal ownership. Also the protection of indigenous culture and the environment. As well as reparations, no more white supremacy, food sovereignty, etc. Pretty transformative stuff to work toward