What are native Americans actually like?
I have seen cliche pictures like (picture related) and the "evil white people took our land where we were one with the nature, so sad", but I know nothing about what they are actually like, personality wise, as people.
How do they really live in 21st century, what are they hobbies, stuff like that.
Apart from Inuits and some big tribes (Navajo and Cherokee), i think they are all be Americanized at some levels.
Chief Tumbling Dice lives in much big teepee.
Rest of tribe live in trailer park on reservation.
they wear white people clothes. they are involved in modern "hip" culture. yet they still act like they are "special" and "different" in their little enclaves, in which they "practice their way of life" - translated, get benefits and land on which to live in a completely different way from any other american, and yet still take our tech and our market products.
Honestly, it's pretty fucking stupid that people still respect the whole "White people stole our land" shit when they are so involved in stealing our own culture even though we give them the opportunity to live the apparently "utopian" simple life.
They ae pretty much bros to us so dont bully indians or we will get you.
Over here most are regular joes you literally would not be able to tell apart from other Mexicans, they blend in amongst darker skinned mestizos. The ones who do hold strongly to tradition belong to something over 60 different groups and the way they live can vary from just the once a year get together/barbeque to fully submersed in their own culture and unable to speak Spanish.
Individually they tend to be rather more serious and formal than our average, devoutly Catholic and stronly social conservatiove although again there's variations on that, a significant number do also hold some particular beliefs which do take them out of the mainstream and as a people those living under self rule tend to be comunalistic, as a people they generally trend left because of that although they're by far the most self reliant people in the country.
Hobbies are the same as anyone else's in urban settings, they seem to disporportionately like anime and vidya in my experience. Those in rural environments tend to develop some unique skills, wheter it's stuff like hunting or handcrafts depends a lot on their comunities, many make a living say following adaptations on European tradition (as luthiers or sheep herders) others their own (traditional bronze casting, textile, food items) and as you can guess there's a lot of in between cases.
Overall they tend to be pretty chill, humble and open people.
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Interesting that it's so different in US and Mexico
Indians are pretty trashy. They don't have a culture anymore so they imitate Blacks or even worse, Mexicans and they waste the money they get from casinos and the government on cars and booze.
Aren't the Indians the average taxi drivers in America? I didn't know they wanted to imitate us :D
Most Indians in America are alcoholic losers on welfare. Even niggers are more productive.
Considering the American model is for minorities to ghettoize themselves we might actually make for a better role model to follow. Asit is most of them live in Central American tier conditions and get unfairly called leeches on top of that.
>Considering the American model is for minorities to ghettoize themselves
That's the liberal model.
>we might actually make for a better role model to follow
There was some TV documentary about Mexicans using Mexican Indians as slave labor to dig drug tunnels and after they finished they were all executed.
Your piece of shit country is worse than Syria and Africa combined.
It isn't gringo and really we should adopt the Moroccan non interference with drug traffic model and no longer allow you to outsource your violence to us. Yes, people of all ethnicities are getting killed, small towns of all ethnic compositions have been wiped out.
And still aparently we are beating you.
Drunken, violent idiots.
Wouldn't it be gas if all the white people in the US just left.
'Blue collar hippies' is how I would describe most Native Americans in the United States.
long hair, wear lots of denim, live in trailers out in the countryside
Aside from the very traditional tribal ones, Some can be real humble and pleasant bros, Some are really passive aggressive and have a stick up there ass. Many are alcoholics and are really ghettoized by shitty subcultures in the US.
>And still aparently we are beating you.
In obesity. You beaners have excuses for everything. Mexico is a nightmare. The sooner there's a wall the better.
>He thinks Trump is going to win
>>>>
Young ones think they're black and emulate US gang culture with an extra dose of ethnocentrism and "native pride"
Old ones are fat, stupid, poor, selfish, and addicted to everything
Band chief who gets monies from the government to help lift his people out of poverty instead lifts himself out of rich "poverty" and refuses to fix the problems in case the revenue stops
They shoot arrows at cops
Adding to this, there's a famous car lot here that sells good condition cars at pretty cheap prices
The reason they do this is that the local natives get a big check from the gov at a certain age, so they go and buy an expensive car and trick it out with all kinds of retarded shit.
Since they don't have jobs they obviously can't afford the payments and it eventually gets repossessed. The car lot then fixes up the repo car and sells it to white people who actually work for a living. No one in the injun community makes the connection or notices anything unusual, and they keep doing it.
So basically the government may as well just give money straight to the dealership because that's what happens anyways.
North American Indians have been or know a lot of people who were/are alcoholics it's not a stereotype it's a fact.
The natives have less problems in canada then in the US.
We actually have dry towns in native communities where possssion of alcohol is a crime. They did it to themselves because they can't stop.
It's that bad.
Not in Mexico
In Canada there are some protections for genuine native-made arts and crafts so there are some notable carvers and stuff trying to inspire the people around them to revisit their roots. Otherwise there's just a lot of hopelessness and alcoholism.