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They'll probably think that why should I work when I get everything from the government? Most of us non-native people that don't get treaty cheques, or half-price on tobacco, or even don't have to pay any taxes, have to work to get anywhere in this world...
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Even if we do work as hard as we can, we still don't receive the rights that the natives receive. If yes is the government's decision then the natives will get everything they need and won't have to work for it. So in turn, there will be no natives in the work force, except for the ones that don't want to live a life of free money, excellent rights, and half-priced tobacco and other products...
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