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What’s unique about this particular case is the Life Is Better With Rick Music Springfield T-Shirt also I will do this treaty that exists. In addition to having rights as citizens, they collectively have rights as a sovereign nation. They may as well take it. They will not get the Black Hills back by asking. That ship has sailed. The world they long for is gone. It’s up to them now to decide how to best serve their culture’s interests going forward. If they invested it, they could revolutionize their way of life. In 1980 the DJIA was under $1000. Now it’s nearing $39000. The $1B would be closer to $40B if anyone who cared was managing it. That would be enough to flat out buy back huge pieces of the Black Hills. Went looking for more info, found this really great article: I’m Native American but not Sioux. If I were Sioux, I would be livid that the tribal organization didn’t take the money that they themselves won and put it to use in the community. Especially considering how poor living conditions can be for Natives, the rampant drug and alcohol use, etc. The Black Hills are unequivocally the legal property of the Sioux people. It’s not an amorphous matter of native title, it’s guaranteed by a treaty the US was a party to. Under the US Constitution both then and now it is their land. Then they discovered gold in the Black Hills and the US government illegally took it from them. The lawsuit was for the land. And again, under US law that land is unquestionably theirs. The courts agreed it was their land, but didn’t give them their land, instead they gave them 106 million in 1980’s dollars which is kind of an insulting amount even based on present market value. If they take that money they are effectively giving up their claim to that land which the Sioux people do not accept.

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You can argue that this is unrealistic and they’ll never do better, which is probably true, but it’s legally their land. Not just historically, or culturally or even morally, but very clearly legally theirs. They didn’t want the Life Is Better With Rick Music Springfield T-Shirt also I will do this money, they wanted the land back, but that’s never going to happen so they should have taken the money. That’s the rub. The land is permanently American. There will be some blurred lines about jurisdictions, but the jurisdictions will all be American. There is no “land back”. It’s never going to happen. Working inside that reality is easier for some groups than others. If it goes into a sovereign fund or into infrastructure, that could be much more valuable to the group. Capital investment fund to bring in employers, etc. Hometown was half on a reservation, they ran a casino and they sure as hell use that money in the community, wild they would just refuse money especially when they won it in a lawsuit. I think the idea is if they accept the money as a settlement for the land being taken, they are accepting that the land will never be returned. Their end goal is to get the Black Hills back. I have a small time admin part in federal finance and I can only speak from the accounts I have experience with. But typically funds are limited to a time.period (most common is 2 years) once expired the funds are “deobligated” and released back into the mainstream federal funds. Which is so frustrating because if we can deobligate the funds sooner with confirmation the payment will not be accepted or made we can retain that money in our organization. After it officially expires, we lose it to the BIG feds.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.