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Canada would have you believe that , just like Japan

My grandparents were anishinaabe. My ojibwe grandma was sent to a residential school in Michigan. Her brother died. My grandpa was Algonquin from Canada. His experience with the residential schools there was so bad he'd tear up and go silent. He could laugh and joke about being overseas during WWII, but whatever they did to him in that Canadian residential school was so bad it scared his mind.

​​@@SessaV A girl I went to school with's grandmother was Mi'kmaq, from Newfoundland. She lived unspeakable horrors in the Residential Schools and there are plenty of indigenous in the province who still remember what it was like. Canada is FAR worse to Indigenous people than the US ever was by comparison and there are still mass graves being discovered near churches and former residential schools.

So sad story and the huge shame on Canada.

My neighbors were nuns and they were the sweetest people I've ever met they would always help me and my mom when we were locked out the door I would always help them with heavy work they were too frail to do then at age 17 that's when my grandfather on my mom's side told me about our Meherrin heritage I was surprised and happy about it because I realized I was on the land my ancestors roamed then the nuns died and I said my goodbyes and then on a history movie that's when I learned about the Indian schools I was so horrified about what the churches were doing to all those kids I couldn't even imagine what my grandfather's family went through I even consider calling native americans Indians insulting if I could go back in time and start a rebellion to save those kids and start a treaty with the US I would. Now I'm very confused about the church and all I just wish is that native Americans can would be more recognized in North America

Shame on Canada, in church, shame on all who new for this crime and had never said anything. The Nazis did the same .

@Radmila Milivojevic thats the the thing man my grandfather on my dad's side is Jewish as are other people in family

The government decreed it. The church just profited it from it and used their psychopathic nuns & priests to do so.

Sent chills down my spine.

Alguien me puede decir como se llama esta serie, la he buscado x todos lados y no la encuentro, x q plataforma la puedo ver..

@@veronicagaray8909 "1923"

"Canada's worse." his pretty hard lately

@@veronicagaray8909 Historia del origen de 1923, Yellowstone on Paramount: Teonna Rainwater's Journey.

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Apparently it was her first time acting I heard??

WHAT@@tabora_

Looking forward to seeing more with Hank. Instantly we know this man is pure and going to be an awesome character.

You don't have religion without people, religion is just a good excuse for some people to take from others.

@@M1cko33 because that’s true

Yeah ORGANIZED religion is the problem because people make it a problem

It has nothing to do with religion. Are there no serial killers who were atheists or agnostic? There are bad people in every religion and every non-religion. Religion is just a vehicle for your hatred of people doing bad things. That's like saying cars are bad because someone evil used it to run over innocent people. Are you trying to judge all drivers for the actions of a few? That's like saying teachers are bad because some are child molesters. But there are also many good teachers. You cannot judge the whole on a few exceptions. Yes there are bad nuns and priests, but do they represent all of them?

No,it's definitely religion. Good people do good things and bad people do bad things but if you want a good person to do something bad that takes religion

I agree, Aminah Did a Good Job Acting being a Character who Endured The Real life Horrors of Indian boarding Schools. this show needs an Emmy Because it displays accurate realism of what life is like 100 years ago.

So true

Where can I see the series? Thank you.

That's his name!

Spanish is a European language tho

​@@TheBatman4realz You are speaking out of ignorance of what those places were ment to accomplish! The whole point behind them was to "civilize" them and to convert them to Christianity. They were literally trying to beat the native out of them! The nuns didn't speak Spanish they spoke English so to them Spanish was Native! Anything native was uncivilized in which they were going to get rid of it! They cut their hair simply because they knew it ment "something" but did not even know what it ment. Before you just drop a weird comment try to at least know what you are commenting on. THX

Agreed! I hope they begin to teach the real history of Canada in Canadian schools, not the garbage we were taught when we were kids.

@@HuatulcoGuy what's the real history?

@@RAvila53 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ghxevR78_fU.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

@@RAvila53 See the news about native Canadians being found in mass graves the past few years.

@@RAvila53google residential schools in canada, then look kamloops mass grave

I agree. I think there are several oppressed groups or groups that went through oppression but none were exactly the same besides a lot of senseless killing

Black American here✋🏾. Your land was stolen from you and we were stolen from our land. All done by the same oppressor. I don’t know what you all would call me, but know that I call you brother/sister ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

@@06bigd2000 It's the oppression olympics. Were you a slave? Which fields were you picking from? Let's all go back into history and find oppressors! Even asians were oppressed by Ghengis Khan and Pol Pot, are asians victims too? How about Tyrant Kings from Britain? Napoleon Bonaparte? How about the tribal wars in africa where they still kill each other and burn each other's villages? Are those people not oppressed too? Blacks in the US are the most privileged and most violent race in the US. They all act like they hate it here so much but will never leave then they want to make reparation demands. It was your fellow africans who enslaved you rather than killing you and sold you to slave merchants. Whites did not go there and just pick blacks they wanted by gun point.

@@h011yw00dYou’re right some African slaves were sold by other Africans. But others were just straight kidnapped. Google is free. But I was trying to advocate brotherhood between other people of color. If you don’t like it. I don’t care. ✌🏾

@@06bigd2000 You were sold,by other africans,not stolen

Thank you so much for understanding it means so very much to me I don't blame any church today because I know its in the past but I do wish people would repeat this in schools I never learned it in history class I saw it in a movie but don't blame yourself unless we have regret there always gonna be a shame in ourselves

"We" didn't do shayte.

​@@sparrowflying864 I absolutely agree with you. You are correct. What happened in the past was vile and wrong. However, none of us who are alive today did those things. Too many people don't understand that they, and us alive right now, are not the people who did horrible things in the past.

Hello Chris

Those Nuns Are Bitches! They Had it coming

Y i have so many bruises

Stand against those who beat the helpless that's why im brused up

Not every catholic is a sadistic monster who beats helpless people some of us took the beating for the helpless

Why should anyone be abused by people who claim to be devoted to the work of God. Not God fearing servants. Hypocrites and vipers!

@@juanagurre9226 Catholics were real monsters in the Middle Ages

I think it just depends on the people rather than the church itself. My great great grandfather was a korean pastor. The American missionaries took care of his wife since the communists killed him in the korean war. They took good care of her. I don't trust Christian institutions (the pope was worshiping a pagan God, pachamama) because I think a lot of them are now tools for propaganda.

you guys are beautiful and cool peoples

@@giangg3238 thanks

I think they were called Indians as, when America was discovered, it was originally assumed to be India and therefore the natives were deemed to be Indians - only in recent years has the term “Native Americans” been used to refer to American “Indians!”. As to nuns - like monks, they can be nice when they’re being just straight nuns - until they turn into teachers - then they can be bitches - I myself never went to convent school - I’m not a Catholic - but I read in a magazine once the tale of woe of a pair of sisters that went to a convent school in Sunderland called Nazareth House - dubbed “Nazy House” by its students - a play on words between a shortened form of Nazareth and Nazi - one of their strictest rules was that they had to put something of everything on their plate and eat it - the writer’s sister refused to eat something because she didn’t like it, so the nun was force-feeding her it - she was putting mouthfuls in that were too big and rammed the fork so far down her throat that it was making her sick - the nun yelled “YOU WILL EAT it!”, and started feeding her the sick as well - the girl who wrote the story spent the whole night on a metal fire escape for crying herself to sleep!

Indian schools were not only in the USA. In Canada, it truly was worse and multiple graves identified in 2021 can attest to that. I am a Canadian archaeologist, and there aren't enough words for the disgust I have towards the Residential School system, between racism, cultural genocide and revolting hypocrisy from that disgusting system. In the Bible, Jesus and his followers were persecuted by the Pharisees, the Sadducees, the Priests of the Temple in Jerusalem, and Roman occupiers. Through Residential schools and more institutions, several individuals persecuted other cultures and peoples through abuse and indoctrination worse than what the Disciples or early missionaries experienced. Instead of preaching through words and faith, their horrendous acts show how disgustingly removed each of the nuns or priests were from sincere faith or penance. The last school closed in 1983, and individuals who subjected children to abuse are still alive. That being said. "History is a foreign country. They do things differently there." -L. P. Hartley. I disagree that nuns or any members of the Catholic faith who are alive today should be blamed for what separate members inflicted on those children. If somebody was in denial of the abuse there, or ignored it entirely they deserve contempt, but not rage. If your neighbours were helpful and welcoming, and you had reciprocal relations with them, then accept and value them as individuals. It's not very different from holding all of Germany responsible for the Nazis, and the nation does go out of its way to recognize and ensure those people are never forgotten; the victims and the ones who tortured them. I just hope everyone who is part of the Church today will follow the examples set by the whole country.

Cómo se llama la serie

Por favor ber entera esta película ❤

@@margajimenezjimenez8169 Where can I watch this movie?

Many races still fear the church even though it isn't like that no more. One never knows because the church had so much power back then. The walking dead clan called themselves negans were like the church. Killing for themselves personal gain and pleasures swearing they do it for neagan. That's like using the church's name too.

It definitely does bring it into question when I learned what the church was doing to those kids I was horrified it makes me wonder what my grandfather's family went through and it makes me wonder why the church would claim God demanded them to torture

It's not the church fault it's the people that work in it and run it are the problem. It's been everywhere from The Catholic Church to Christian churches look what the so called church did in Australia with the aboriginal peoples children who where fathered by white men they did the same thing there

En donde la pasan

That’s exactly what I said

Even worse than other places where dark skinned people were oppressed by light skinned ones

Possibly grandmother

I'm thinking Grandmother,

@@blossomsmom8929 since Thomas Rainwater was adopted just assumed his birth mother was very young to give him up.

The whole world is stolen land

The Native Americans stole it from each other. In Mexico the Aztecs stole other tribes land and then performed human sacrifice on the survivors. All land on earth was “stolen” from someone. It’s called evolution. The lesson is don’t lose wars. ALL humans are pack predators.

The strong always eat the weak.Unlucky that the natives were too weak to defend themselves

Not stolen - taken. We flat out took it, and anyone trying to argue about it was swiftly killed. The world was in the midst of an age of exploration and conquest. That was the way things were back then. French, English, Spanish, even the Vikings were tearing shit up at the time Some people won, some people lost. It was what it was. You seem bitter about it.

@@YTsux100pct._of-the-time. I can do without your whitesplaining. You might want to read a history book while you're at it.

U have to pay and watch

It shouldn’t test your faith at all if your faith is in Christ. If you’re a Catholic, then YES you should look into becoming a Protestant. My parents were Episcopal, but I found Jesus in the Baptist Church and then decided (felt led to) that my wife and I should follow Jesus in the Presbyterian Church PCA (not USA). That’s where we’ve been for 35 years. I disliked this part of 1923. As a retired history teacher I understand the validity but all this does (exactly like another Costner film, Dances With Wolves) is make me ashamed to be white. Briefly.

It’s not Religion that’s The problem it’s people. Any Authority in the Church who Committed the BIG SINS against Others their Souls are cursed forever

SPOILER

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😂 Canada hasn’t ever been a great place to live

The actress is 26, not sure about the character

What did Canada do to native americans that was worse? I don't want to argue or anything I just haven't read up on that part of history and am curious to know

@spearshake4771 residential schools, Canadian government opened them up back in the day as a way to separate native children from their families and their culture. It was like catholic school with dorms. The faculty would cut their hair short and would often abuse them in horrific ways. It's been awhile since I first looked it up but I'm pretty sure a few mass graves were dug around facilities like these not to long ago.

The residential schools were Canada’s attempt at genocide. Appalling.

@@killakali9093 so basically the same type of thing that we saw happen in the 1923 show with Teonna

@@spearshake4771check out the 1910 settlement with the Siksika nation.

Oohh.. i was wrong.. it was a different person

Aminah Nieves / Amber Midthunder

Some of the most brutal institutions in history have operated in the name of Jesus

What about Japanese and Chinese?

So is liberalism and socialism, communism and atheism... But I'd say the most dangerous thing someone can believe in is Islam. I don't know what that religion does to people, but on average more than a thousand Sunnis and Shiites kill each other monthly, and every country where it's the majority religion is a terrible place with very few exceptions, and any other religion existing in the same country will be horribly persecuted. Whatever brand of kool aid those fools drink, it completely brain washes them.

@@YTsux100pct._of-the-time. Liberals have never committed any acts of genocide. Enough with your lies!

Wokeism is the new religiosity and the intolerance that goes with it… Humans like reptiles just shade off old skin but within us there’s always the evil if not tamed..

Because it was

@@religionisatragedy8537and still is

Search up residents schools. It was law to send your child to a school like this. Many of my old people have stories about horrors that has been done to them.

Look in the mirror. Leftists are the religious puritans of today.

@@Gozerthegozarian1984 Nice try 😂😂

This was long time ago....we were not there😂😂