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Originally Posted by freebeard
Maybe I'm putting two different assertions together. Frankfort School Marxism is a product of the long march through the institutions. Gun violence is a product of fatherless homes.
Here the indigenous people have a high trust society, it's hyphenated-Americans that perpetuate the cycle.
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I was under the impression many Native Americans did not highly trust (for example) the US federal government to be looking out for their best interests, along with other North American institutions. Admittedly, I did not grow up with any direct exposure to NA culture or opinions, as I was born and raised in an area that had largely been vacated during the Trail of Tears.
Regarding Marxism, I may also be naive, but I'm under the impression people don't join en masse if they're content with the status quo. That contentment may not have a direct relationship to living conditions.