What did you do today?

Ohh. Heheh. I dun know about that stuff, I'm more than 6,000 miles away from America, see?

I wanna live in America though. TT^TT

My parents actually thought about it, but my Dad said no because he would miss his lawn.

LMFAO.
Hank Hill much?
xDDDDD

Ah, well to summarize... The white people came, they saw, they conquered... And what was left of our people was forced onto reservations (Discarded land the government let us live on) and in order to survive was forced to sign and adhere to many treaties (most of which was broken by the U.S. Government). So in the modern day we are nearly annihilated but hold onto what we have with pride.

I'm serious.

Or his neighbours that have loud parties all night and every day which gives him a reason to whine and moan.

EDIT: That's what happened with a lot of countries. Not to sound like an ass, but I think that it actually turned out for the best.

Indeed, most of the Native Tribes were annihilated. My tribe really was fortunate considering the other paths that could have been taken.

I feel sorry for all of the tribes.

But i bet some people don't even care.

And that's actually quite sad.

Well, they still help pay my tuition by playing in the Casino!

What are Indian Casinos really all about?

EDIT: I mean, why aren't they just normal casinos?

They are just normal casinos. It just the surrounding territory is part of the U.S. in which it is illegal to operate casinos.

Then why can you go into an Indian Casino at 18 but can't go into a non-indian one until you're 21?

Alcohol.

... ah.

That makes sense! *is so naive*

Well to be more specific, most casinos serve alcohol freely and loosely because when intoxicated people tend to spend more. However in most if not all Native American casinos, alcohol is served with a lot more control.

Ohh.

I've never been inside a casino. For obvious reasons.

i can order a martini here at 18! that's one.. bittersweet thing about puerto rico.