tusterm267
Hey, just a loser/young adult who likes drawing a little too much.
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Canadian Thanksgiving eh? 24 comments
tusterm267
· 3 years ago
And yet both are rooted in colonizing Indigenous Peoples
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Uh oh spaghettio 2 comments
I might have missed some, But damn slow down 6 comments
They're always so damn loud 2 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Lol, I had teachers that have tried many times to be quiet when they sneeze and it didn’t make sense. Yeah, I get that this is English and it’s supposed to be quiet, but that was one of the weirdest sneezes I’ve heard. A classmate went “blesss you??”
[Not a sponsered ad] Did you see it? I didn’t. 6 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Probably pointless, but this is what I meant. The lack of information and proper representation about Inuit allows viewers to think we lead the same lifestyle as “Nanook of the North”, and not know much of the experimental relocation/child rearing, residential school, the RCMP and commissaries who slaughtered Canadian Inuit dogs (*not huskies*, but also known as sled dogs),
E-tags, and all kinds of assimilation Inuit faced.
E-tags, and all kinds of assimilation Inuit faced.
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tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Awesome! I’m an open book! Although, I’m not fluent in Inuktitut, or eat much country foods, there’s a lot I can share
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tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Also, it aired on YTV, and kids shouldn’t grow up thinking that a caucasian man created warm caribou clothing to survive his exploration in the north. If you want to know more about Inuit (Eskimo for uninformed ppl) please, please, please comment and ask. Indigenous rights and wellbeing are really important to me, as well as accurate information and representation
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tusterm267
· 5 years ago
For some reason the caption doesn’t show on videos?
Anyway, this is an example of cultural erasure of the indigenous peoples of the Canadian Arctic, where it shows three non-indigenous women “exploring” the arctic with whatever coats they’re advertising for. Along with the company’s founder James Woods, who is wearing traditional Inuit clothing made from caribou. There’s more info of what James Wood did during his years in the arctic with the Inuit - whom have been living in the north for over 5000 years. I see problems like this where my people either have a lot of bad misrepresentation or no representation at all.
I just wanted to spead this around because it doesn’t live up to the ‘true’ part in their slogan’s “True. North. Strong.”
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Anyway, this is an example of cultural erasure of the indigenous peoples of the Canadian Arctic, where it shows three non-indigenous women “exploring” the arctic with whatever coats they’re advertising for. Along with the company’s founder James Woods, who is wearing traditional Inuit clothing made from caribou. There’s more info of what James Wood did during his years in the arctic with the Inuit - whom have been living in the north for over 5000 years. I see problems like this where my people either have a lot of bad misrepresentation or no representation at all.
I just wanted to spead this around because it doesn’t live up to the ‘true’ part in their slogan’s “True. North. Strong.”
This movie was so dope! 6 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Dude! I bet after the battle, they'd form the most purest bonds ever, like a sisterhood
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Mushy materialistic Bee 22 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
I shouldn't be bothering with this kind of stuff, but our neighbours has a toxic mom. She wouldn't allow her ex-husband to attend a funeral out of town if she couldn't go. It ended in the common "we got divorced, he's paying for child support, and I'm dating a new guy" divorce process. It sucks that these kinds of problems exist
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Tired clumsy righteous Walrus 28 comments
How many mistakes have been made in ignorance 11 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Late, but mine is a hippo in a black tracksuit with thick gold chains, a bucket hat and round sunglasses
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Edited 5 years ago
Giving directions can be fun 4 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
The place my aunt lives has a street called Road To Nowhere and the sign kept getting stolen so they don't bother putting it up anymore
:)))) Sp..lash 12 comments
tusterm267
· 5 years ago
Credit/insurance related commercial: *outrageous things happening with oldies music* you are safe with Us, Real People who Really Care
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*angry as f*ck* 2 comments
Too interesting a post for a title 7 comments
