"Nothing in life is free," says the person as they sign the document accepting their inherited land that has been passed down generation after generation from an ancestor that was an immigrant who claimed the land for free that someone else was using at the time but never 'owned'.

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2024-09-03 14:45

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一小時內	Aditya \| sustainable empathy xandriethxs	And then complain how no one wants to work while he has never worked in his entire life.... 🙃
2 小時內	Aaron Denver Crites aarondenvercrites	No free lunch is a concept they taught us in economics. But they also taught us that money is only worth as much as we believe it to be worth. So, I’d like to think that someday if we all believe in free lunches hard enough, then everything in life will be free.
10 小時內	Deep Violet Brown bio_machina	Ah yes. But no one, not even my local Jena Choctaw lived on or hunted the land my formerly enslaved but self-bought freedman homesteaded in 1864. Sorry your alabaster ancestors couldn't afford you the land you sound bitter about not owning now, I guess? We're still here 160 years later and I'm proud to say that! 🤗✌🏾⚜️ landiswealth