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Due to the lack of sovereignty for their people, the continued stealing of their land, being tokenized and having been entirely disregarded by the interests of most other radicals. They are often seen as extremely cynical or depressed, often depicted as being extremely drunk with a bottle of whiskey. They also sometimes are seen smoking traditional Tobacco from a pipe. |
Due to the lack of sovereignty for their people, the continued stealing of their land, being tokenized and having been entirely disregarded by the interests of most other radicals. They are often seen as extremely cynical or depressed, often depicted as being extremely drunk with a bottle of whiskey. They also sometimes are seen smoking traditional Tobacco from a pipe. |
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Usually are not very friendly nor invested in the plight of other |
Usually are not very friendly nor invested in the plight of other ideologies due to the belief that they only seek to forcefully implement their ideology on their stolen territory and thus lives an [[File:Isolationist.png]] [[Isolationism|Isolated]], modest lifestyle within a small reserve of like-minded individuals. This is partially due to why they are often not known well much by other ideologies. The only ideologies they seem to deeply resonate with is [[File:Zapa.png]] [[Neozapatismo]] and [[File:Soc21.png]] [[Socialism of the 21st Century|Moralesism]] seeing them as some of the last true revolutionaries in the Americas and a beacon of light in the darkness. |
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While they are not inherently racist or discriminatory (oftentimes being profoundly anti-racist) they often have mixed feelings about outsiders especially due to them usually being ignorant and not caring about their history and culture, thus often preferring to live away from them within their own territories. |
While they are not inherently racist or discriminatory (oftentimes being profoundly anti-racist) they often have mixed feelings about outsiders especially due to them usually being ignorant and not caring about their history and culture, thus often preferring to live away from them within their own territories. |
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Often seeing the outsiders as invaders he desires sovereignty for his people, if not full out [[File:Sep.png]] [[Separatism|Self-Determination]] from colonial governments. |
Often seeing the outsiders as invaders he desires sovereignty for his people, if not full out [[File:Sep.png]] [[Separatism|Self-Determination]] from colonial governments. |
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They are known to be fairly spiritual, and often are seeking to spread their [[Pagan Theocracy|Teachings and Traditions]] to fellow indigenous |
They are known to be fairly spiritual, and often are seeking to spread their [[Pagan Theocracy|Teachings and Traditions]] to fellow indigenous ideologies and prophecizes that one day if they are not able to protect their traditions, fight for their land and secure their independence, the colonizers will eventually destroy their land and their way of life altogether. Because of this, they tend to also be extremely environmentally protectionist, often wanting to protect their environment and homes from interference from large corporations. |
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==How to Draw== |
==How to Draw== |
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