Op-Ed: DC Showdown MAGA vs Native



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Written By: Puck Arks of TFD

Op-Ed: DC Showdown MAGA vs Native

I would like to break down the situation that occurred the other day in Washington DC as I see it. 

1) The situation was tense due to a yelling match between the black protestors and the kids with racial slurs being hurled by the black protestors and some calls by a few individuals in one video by the children of March For Lives of build the wall. 

2) The indigenous gentleman whom we now know to be Nathan Phillips started towards the situation to create a barrier by playing a healing drum song which is not meant to be intimidating but healing and soothing. 

3) Nathan Phillips was moving through the crowd peacefully attempting to diffuse the situation when the one child refused to move. For reasons that we are not yet aware of. 

In peaceful resolution this is very common and taught when two groups are in a confrontational situation. Separate the parties. Rather than go around him the elder stayed in an attempt to heal through the spirits and music. 

Their teachings and beliefs whether we agree or disagree was in good standing and that of a peaceful nature. I’m not choosing sides just making sure the truth doesn’t hold a bias.

As always discussion is encouraged and opinions welcomed.

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