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YOUNG UNARMED BLACK MAN SHOT AND PARALYZED IN HIS NEIGHBORHOOD BY FAKE COP FOR TALKING TO WHITE GIRL IN HIS CAR

On February 4, sitting in his own car in his own neighborhood, talking to a female passenger, Monroe Bird was shot in the neck by a security guard, Ricky Stone, a 52-year-old white man. The bullet pierced the C3 vertebrae in his neck. Standing 6 feet, 8 inches, Bird, a gifted athlete, is now unable to move his arms or legs and relies on a ventilator to breathe. 

Heres what you need to know:

The security guard who shot Bird possessed marijuana at the time of the shooting. He told the Tulsa police that he hadn’t smoked it in a few weeks, and they didn’t even give him a citation. This is the definition of white privilege. Mind you, Tulsa was quick to test Eric Harris for drugs after they killed him and then released the results widely—even though he never acted violently toward officers.

The security guard went to the tired, age-old excuse and claimed that he saw Bird reach into his glove compartment. According to the police report, no weapons were found in or near the car, and no items that even seemed to belong in the glove compartment were found out or about in the car.

The security guard claimed he thought Monroe and his female passenger were having sex in the car and that he only approached them because of this. She’s white. Bird is black. Both denied doing anything of the sort. 

The security guard has claimed that Bird, who has no criminal record, attempted to run him over and basically kill him there on the spot.   Both the female passenger and Bird denied the guard’s account and stated that they were driving away when Stone began recklessly firing his gun into the car.

The security guard who shot Bird worked for Benjy D. Smith, who owns Smith & Son Security Company. This important to know because Smith is a reserve deputy for the same Tulsa Sheriff’s Office that is currently under national scrutiny for its unethical practices with Reserve Deputy Bob Bates, who shot and killed Eric Harris earlier this year.

The insurance company is denying him coverage because they claim “it was his own fault that he got shot.”

PLEASE HELP HIM!! 

you can either Donate (doesnt have to be alot it can be as small as $5) or Call the healthcare group and demand they give coverage with the number listed above.

Lol why don’t you contribute something to society by actually educating yourself on Native Americans instead of sending anons on topics that you literally know nothing about or have experienced? 

Heeey, fun facts about how society in this earth wouldn’t be what it is today literally because Indigenous peoples and our brilliance but nobody acknowledges because white people use the media to whitewash everything we came up with and gave other white people the credit for it to ensure that Indigenous people won’t be seen:

Indigenous peoples genetically domesticated corn from a wild grass called teosinite; not to mention that corn, rice, and wheat provide about 60% of the world’s human food supply of the world. If you eat any of those things, hey, it’s thanks to us.

By the time Columbus landed, North, Meso-, and South Americans had developed over 3,000 varieties of potatoes to suit a number of climates and had domesticated at least 300 grasses. In contrast, European interest in plant genetics remained indifferent until the 20th century

The road systems of Ancient Andeans were more sophisticated and intricate than that of Rome

Some pre-contact North American Indian healers administered medicine beneath the skin with hypodermic syringes that they made from hollow bird bones and small animal bladders.  European physicians did not use hypodermic syringes until 1853. They were still using leaches.

The Mayans had a 360-day calendar. By the 5th century B.C. Native American calendars were so precise that they were less than 20 minutes off. 

It’s guessed that around the year 1519, Aztec people invented Arthrocentesis; an operation to remove excess fluid from the knee joints.

The Six Nations [Iroquois Confederacy] traditional ways of governing people has directly influenced American Democracy

42% of eligible Native American men from reservations aged between 21 to 44 had served in WWII and was the highest ratio of service men of any ethnic minority or the white majority

WWI and WWII could not have been won without Native American code talkers: who sent coded messages in their traditional languages such as Cherokee, Navajo, and Comanche,  In fact, Hitler even found out about these code talkers, sent a few people to North America so that they could try to learn the language and hence understand these secret codes, but it was too difficult for them to learn the different dialects and languages that existed.

Sign Language was already in use before Settlers arrived in the Americas

The Catawba and other tribes in southeastern United States discovered and put to use the medicinal and veterinary abilities of Quinnine

List of words and place names of Indigenous origin

And that’s just a few things. Lol ‘cause eastern tribes saving White people the second winter in North America after the first wave of Pilgrims dying their first winter here wasn’t good enough for you, I guess. Or the Fact that Thomas Jefferson himself said that his idea for American democracy was borrowed from Iroqois Confederacy governing. 

Or that every time you eat Corn, Wild rice, capsicum, squash, Pinto beans, Tomatoes, potatoes, Avocados, Chocolate, Chile, Vanilla, Black Rasperries, Papayas, Sunflower seeds, you happen to be eating it because Indigenous peoples domesticated the plants for use of eating. But that’s not a big enough contribution that’s already heavily ingrained into today’s world, I guess. 

You know what, here’s a nice little list of things that Indigenous peoples of the Americas invented [independently; of course coincidentally, other cultures may have invented the same things but of different structuce/etc. but that’s besides the point] and used in their cultures that are widely used in the WORLD’S societies today!

Aspirin/pain medication: in which many peoples used willow bark as a pain reliever, 

Cotton

rubber

bunk beds

baby formula

Canoes

electroplating

Freeze-drying

grainaries

snow goggles

igloos

snow shoes

horse breeds

jerkey

Lacrosse

Maple Syrup

Metallurgy

Moccasins 

oral contraceptives

Tobacco

Toboggan

vulcanization

Again, a few things… But you’re right, us Indians have contributed asbolutely nothing to society worth of mention. It’s not like any of these things are insanely or widely used today not only in North America, or around the world. It’s not like White people took credit for these things and stole our land and ruined our livelihoods. It’s not like First Nations are the fastest growing population in Canada and that we’ll be, and have been, contributing to society TONS. It’s not like fucking North American countries wouldn’t actually BE countries without the help of First Nations and Native Americans, be it fighting in war, teaching them how to live on this land, agreeing to share this land, and then us being thanked with lies, death, and diseases.

We had society. We all did. We were all fine before colonization. White settlers fucked it up. We we were different, and vast, but or societies were all beautiful. I don’t have time for your white supremacist bullshit that says if it’s not White, then it’s not right.

Lmao bitch kiss my brown, Indian ass and get the fuck out of my face Moniyaw