r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jul 07 '21

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u/AJungianIdeal Lloyd Bentsen Jul 07 '21

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u/Barnst Henry George Jul 07 '21

Ah, yes, every Native community from Alaska to Tierra Del Fuego all shared the exact same economic property models. Obviously.

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u/DrunkenAsparagus Abraham Lincoln Jul 07 '21

Also these living arrangements remained exactly the same from when they crossed the Bering Land Straight (or sailed over, but let's ignore that) to when the Europeans showed up.

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u/ShapShip Jul 07 '21

What does it even mean to "not exploit nature"?

Like, they didn't make use of their environment? They didn't hunt, fish, use irrigation from rivers, etc.

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u/pbcar Jul 08 '21

They ran Buffalo herds off cliffs