Why Are Indigenous Women Disappearing Across Canada?

They keep murdering each other?

@@tbird81yes. It’s native men killing native women.

Stop hitchhiking, you can’t do that in today’s world. I really don’t understand why they get that old dinosaur on talking about a crisis in indigenous women disappearing, Steinem is a big part of the problem with her ivory tower feminism. Stop telling women that it’s okay to get into some random psycho’s car. Everyone understands that these guys shouldn’t be f-ing murdering and raping women, INCLUDING these maniacs. The hypocrisy is that people like Steinem are perfectly happy to sacrifice these girls if it gets them another photo-op. I don’t see Gloria Steinem hitchhiking around the country so stop telling people this crap.

Stop telling women it’s okay to go hitchhiking. I don’t understand why they got that old dinosaur talking about a crisis when she’s a big part of the problem. Gloria Steinem with her ivory tower feminism doesn’t go hitchhiking around the country so stop telling people this crap. Everyone understands that these psychos shouldn’t be raping and murdering but the reality is that these people have a screw loose somewhere.

@@tbird81 they and each other… way to minimize the problem by otherizing a group of North Americans. They’re also people and American/Canadians.

Its their culture.

​@steadly3668 can you elaborate?

@@steadly3668incorrect . What an ignorant statement

​@@steadly3668ok troll

@@auntierain444 If all the women have been assaulted, how is it not their culture?

was ur aunts partner slav or indigenous

Thank you for bringing this fact to light !! It's long overdue to have things going on in Eurasia,from Siberia to the Urals and The Black and Azov Sea to be discussed. We hear in America that kids from Ukraine are being trafficked ,that were abducted while this war is going on.

You don't look alike, they come mostly from Siberia, or even from the area of ​​today's China, Vietnam, the islands around Japan, there is nothing like Indigenous of Americas, because people started coming to the Northern part 15-20 thousand years ago and to the South 30-40 thousand ago at max, from more than two million years of human existence. The Americas, 200 million years old, has been uninhabited by humans for 99.9999% of its existence. That they are indigenous contradicts the fact that several ethnic groups like Yupik and Inuit, if not more, exist in both places and cannot be native to two continents at once.

Are you from the Shor tribe ? The Inuit definitely look like Siberians, not the tall, large - nosed Cree, so it depends on which tribe and what part of Canada they are from.

The fact that Russia mobilizes minorities more is a lie in the First World War almost no one from Asia served in the army during the Second World War Russians had 66.4% of all losses with 58.4% of the pre-war population, Tatars 2.17% with almost 3% of the population, Kazakhs 1.45 against 1.8, Uzbeks 1.36 against 2.8, in reality the disparity was even greater, because we compare the numbers of the entire population, which has a different birth rate and life expectancy, which for non-Russians had an even larger % in the draft age against the Russians.. In the current war, out of the documented 20 thousand dead between spring 2022 and 2023, complete Slavic names make up 81.2% compared to 80.5% of Slavic men aged 8-32 in the 2010 census, i.e. 20-44 years in 2022 .Caucasian ethnicity 5.8% loss vs. 6.5 population, Tatars/Baskhirs 5.2 vs. 4.8, Buryats 1.6 vs. 0.4, Tuvans 1 vs. 0.2, remaining ethnicities from among RF citizens, which I think are mostly Siberian, 5, 2 against 7.6. So these data show that the two big Siberian ethnicities have a higher death rate than the Russians, but most of them don't. Buryats have by far the highest unemployment and crime rates, so it was logical for them to join the army before the war or from prisons, the Tuvans also have very high unemployment and on top of that the Russian/Tuvan Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has a cult there that has names and images after him everywhere in Tuva, another thing that the document mentions is that the number of dead Tuvans and Buryats was twice as large in the spring and summer as in the fall of 22 spring of 23, i.e. at the time when the mobilization was going on and also according to the data, the mobilized outnumbered the professional soldiers in the number of dead. Another thing is that in many cases the date of death will be earlier than it was officially written, because as in all wars it is often not known if the missing person is dead/captured or a deserter, how soon it is discovered that he is not among the prisoners, when both the parties exchange data, only then is it written that he is dead, which means that in the second half of the year, the data on the dead actually includes the dead from the first half, and the difference between the dead is greater.

Not Canadian, as Canada is a country of immigrants so you have to be First Nations to be Canadian

I've been watching these documentaries about first nations of Canadas women for quite a few year's. That highway of tears is so sad, as is the whole situation.
I can see some people victim blame in these comments & it is so cruel.
Best wishes to all ❤

We're canadian. We're made up of first nations and other groups. Don't act like a smart ass. @@pdhproductions9606

'They' did anything about Epstein or Nygard, 'They' really going to sanction protecting these women and girls or prosecute anyone?

Hell yeah, that's why I live in Canada. We can make a dope community for all.

Yep that's what They do in Bakersfield, CA

Yes in Tucson it happened. Arizona is main destination and transit point for child sex and hard labor, Tucson Arizona is 6584 N Oracle Rd. Research -Myths and Facts about women and children sex trafficking . Traffickers promise you a better life then traffick you.
Stokes & Jolly Ltd professor Richard Kellogg Jolly teaches businesses CEO'S politicians government Democrat's how to human traffick. ( Ring leader) . He don't like Native Americans.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

I should just point out rehab facilities do regularly use drugs to help with the physical effects of drug or alcohol withdrawal (which can kill people without medicated withdrawal)

@@Ukraineaissance2014 Tucson Az busted two hotels that were human trafficking native Americans.

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This is horrible...

Today on things that never happend

Bros going down the comments triggered as hell 😂 get outta your basement!!!! ​@@LordOfSweden

@@miminny1611 Yet here you are writing a triggered comment, your self-awareness isn't too great is it?

Short answer is because feminists don’t want to accept the actual solution.

They’re talking about the domestic violence. The disappearances and murders are often white perpetrators.

@@timeittakestoletgo1687 the majority of murders are from domestic violence. 86% of murdered indigenous women were killed by indigenous people.

​@@billusher2265It's actually absurd how you're blaming inaction about male violence against women and girls on FEMINISM.

​@@timeittakestoletgo1687Source?

I can not speak on Canada, as i have not researched that. As far as in the United States though.... The Reservations aren't allowing American Police departments to investigate or even step foot on the reservation crime scenes or anything. Then the Indian police are way understaffed and just not good at Policing. How is that anyone's fault BUT the Tribes???? I'll wait.

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I blame domestic violence

ive spent a lot of time in the canadian north. from what ive seen on the ground, its the communities that arent looking after their own. non-native people dont really live on the res....usually only natives do. not to mention the alcohol abuse, substance abuse, and rampant domestic violence on the res - and again dont forget the res is all native...or 90%+ native at least.

​@@ppajidjasfkdf Absolutely. Monsters and Angels come in all colors. It sure seems like there are more Monsters every day.

I remember when they were looking for gabby petito and recovered a few murdered Native American women. So sad.

White police has no jurisdiction, so it's the Indian reservation police that has to solve these cases

@@joni3503”white police” is kinda weird lol, your mean just non tribal police

In the United States every 7 hours a innocent citizen loses their life to the hands of the police
Fact

I need to care I must care for the beautiful people of this earth.

No, the domestic violence is a problem (huge problem), but it’s apart from the disappearances and murders we’re seeing on the highway routes etc.

Look in the outhouse pit. The elders know what's happening.​@@timeittakestoletgo1687

The video implies most of these women are being murdered by racist white supremacists in Vancouver

Partly, but domestic violence murders are generally easily solved, these are people vanishing into cars in a massive land area that's nearly impossible to cover with any sort of CCTV or community policing, where it's impossible to find any body

The answers are on the reservation

Depends on the reserve. The one nearest me is really nice. Good schools, sporting facilities, fun boutiques and it's all very clean. My husband and I love to go there for this one restaurant in particular. There's always a line to get in, but it's worth the wait.

@@TheCaptaininsaino
Which reserve is this? Seems like the majority of native reserves are crapholes to live in which is why so many natives leave their communities and for native women this often leads to them getting into trouble/being taken advantage of.

@@UzumakiNaruto_ Oshwekan, near Brantford in Ontario. It's really nice.

@@UzumakiNaruto_ that is not true new homes, hospitals, recreational centers, hockey teams, I don't know any reserves that don't have power etc.

Sometimes because governments actions. Why doesn’t the government invest in them? You see that as lack of. Yet, they invest in other. They choose to not invest in res that is a choice. Not lack of choice is all I’m saying.

This isn't new at all. I saw a documentary about this crises a decade ago and that was regarding decades of cases.

Watch Killers of The Flower Moon

@@charlestrujillo9717 so you believe things Hollywood makes?!. You don’t think the government doesn’t control the narrative? I’m not saying there is no truths in it. I’m just saying not all is! Civil wars wasn’t about freeing slaves it was about making more. The south isn’t the Bible Belt cause ppl loved Jesus so much. No the churches was put there after the trail of tears to convert the Indians and Islamic slaves from Northern Africa.

​​@@charlestrujillo9717 🎯💯🙏🏼 A must-watch!

@@robert.9028 These days? A lot of puppets.

As a native woman, I do not see myself as “vulnerable”. Then again, my parents did not opt for reservation life (a life of subsidies). It is absolutely bigoted to think of us as helpless. We are all, overwhelmingly, a product of our choices.

@@robert.9028 dumbasses who beat their wives and want to buy a house and go to college for free.

@@robert.9028 obedient puppets and poor people go to war more often.

@@Diana-yn2ho If you go to the actual title of the video - this entire topic is about INDIGENOUS women, not simply “women”. As a native woman, I don’t need you trying to explain basic comprehension (especially when you are wrong). Let me guess Diana - you are a white woman, at least 50 years of age? The Great White Savior has struck again!

No need to be embarrassed and ashamed for something you or your family didn't do. Many of the boys doing this have mental issues courtesy of their moms drinking and smoking while pregnant. Everyone has to pitch in.

It’s not men, it’s boys who failed to become men and they feel insecure and powerless. Only weak males harm women - because it’s their only way to feel a sort of pseudo power in their lives.

Lmao. Look here we got us one boys. Ends with ist. She’s probably a bian as well

This is happening in only this community. Stop blaming all men everywhere.

@@TSSIII exactly

@@TSSIII no it’s not. Go spend some time living in these communities and maybe you’ll reconsider your assumptions and whatever they’re based on.

It's 8 years old.

They mentioned 2013 was 2 years ago so this was from 2015

Someone from a small town told me, out in the country, you can't open a door to anyone at your door, also try not to be seen by any outsiders, too high a risk for them to do something. Living in bad times all over now.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

It's strange that in canada, large cities are much safer in comparison to small towns. The type of homeless congregation is also unique to Vancouver, and not seen in other large cities. I used to live in Vancouver and accidentally ended up in the worst part of Hastings, but overall, I didn't actually feel unsafe as a single female. I just felt really sad that it had to be this way. They are the really peaceful type of homeless population, and would recommend volunteering around there. A lot of these people just need some people to treat them like humans again 😢

Same here from your white sister in West Michigan.

I agree, to me I got the impression of an unbiased and genuine report for the most part, approached in a respectful manner. Of course she didn't have the time to cover every single aspect of the issue but it was good to bring general awareness of the problem without turning it into a blame game, I encourage people to read more on this issue before making one-line remarks like "they're just killing eachother" etc. I didn't find this report to be overly woke in any way. I also encourage people to meet and talk to actual first nations and it will help you understand the wider phenomenon.

Interesting and alarming information. 😢 I think the lack of coverage stems from the perception that interpersonal violence is not a public or political matter. I don’t think that’s the right mentality to have.

The US has done everything Canada has done.

@@writerconsidered Well, that’s equally saddening and appalling. It’s not something I have been fully aware of, so I’m glad that documentaries like this bring it to light.

*If memory serves, I read a story about several doctors sterilising native-Canadian women without their consent, just in the last couple of years too. It’s incredibly fucked up to hear that these things are still occurring in a wealthy, western country. That being said, this shouldn’t be happening anywhere, let alone Canada.*
I seriously doubt this has happened at any kind of scale and is simply just isolated cases. Also it doesn't seemed to have stopped native people from having babies since they have the highest birthrates in the entire country even beating immigrant birthrates.
*Violence against women is turning into an epidemic worldwide. More likely, it’s always been a profound and deeply-engrained issue, but it sadly hasn’t been receiving the attention that it deserves.*
This has been a native and certain groups of minority issue much more than it is for other groups of people. Its almost like when you bring in 3rd world people, they're not immediately going to be letting go of their 3rd world behaviors and this goes for crime and violence and other general bad behaviors that make Canada a worse country to live in.
*There’s literal genocide occurring in Sudan, and how often have we actually heard anything about that in the ‘mainstream media’?*
Sudan doesn't get much attention because this is just Africans doing African things. Namely almost every single predominately African nation has major problems and most are in some sort of conflict whether it be with other nations or with themselves. Most of Africa is just a massive tire fire that has been messed up for centuries and very little if anything will ever change on that continent because you have an entire race of people who aren't very bright, but are very violent and they can't ever stop fighting each other long enough to start working together to build something better for themselves.
These same people behave the same way wherever they go especially in western nations where even given a great opportunity to build a better life for themselves they instead choose violence and crime and seem hellbent to wreck our nations and turn it into the same shitholes that they turned their homelands into.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

They need God and need to obtain moral character. This is an attack on white people using an issue that has nothing to do with us white folk. They Have an evil spirit in them as all evil people do.

As a native woman - this largely (overwhelmingly) comes down to families and choices. We do not belong to a tribe or reservation. We have none of the problems facing the natives that choose to associate for subsidies. We were raised knowing we have a higher likelihood of addiction, so we have chosen to to engage. These are problems created by the culture, these aren’t problems created by “whites”. We are fully capable... just like whites.

@@katiejon17 what a weird thing to say.

@@spacebar9733 A native women taking responsibility? You are in such a bubble man I know a few who are like this woman and they are far better off than the ones crying about some phony idea of racism

Unfortunately, the indigenous men there think it’s normal to mistreat their women. Can’t change their culture.

No it’s Because aboriginals are just Stone Age people, think about it ever seen a metal arrow head ? Before the Europeans showed up 🤣

how do you know it is a human we do have predators of the animal kind as well, as well as those who wander off into the bush

...going back _centuries!_ 😡

hahahahahahahahahhahaha.. yes always someone else's fault 🤣🤣

Or stop making excuses for abusive drug addicted indigenous parents. Even the social workers on the reserves do drugs. I LIVED it

They have to take accountability at some point. Just because granpappy was an abuser, doesn't mean they have to be violent to their women today.

@@suredeydoof course totally agree

We also treat natives bad in the US too. We are 2 for 2, they are 1 for 2. They're better but not great

The indigenous communities and the black communities need to band together to make changes ✨️

stop making things about yourself lmao

@@charlenef.9055 Black people think that they are the real Native-Americans and that the Natives who have rights and land today are Chinese rail road workers from the 1800s who were paid by the government to make up a language and live in tents so that they can take away the black people's true history and identity.

Conversation shouldn’t be framed in a USA vs Canada light. Canada has a massive issue with mistreatment of indigenous communities and that must be the focus of our people

Part of it is definitely the weather, Vancouver is the most warm/temperate climate in Canada. A lot of warm options in the states but not as many here

@@SK-cb8us The downtown eastside is run by organized crime and they pay off politicians. "Everyone wins" except the people who slowly die there in the horrific "welfare hotels".

@@SK-cb8us ha,ha,ha yes grey, cold and bucketing down with rain, yes real nice weather

A handful of corrupt billionaires shouldn’t own and control the means of production, distribution and exchange. Workers make the world run, workers should run the world.🌎Ⓐ🏴

@@piku5637 What's stopping workers from forming coops?

What more would you recommend they do ? The bail system definitely needs to be updated. The same people go in and out of jail. Drinking and addiction is a huge problem everywhere in Canada and also on reservations.

So you want the settler government to come onto reserves and start doing what EXACTLY to stop indigenous men from harming indigenous women and girls? Because the settler government has such a GREAT history of doing right by the First Nations and Inuit, right?

The FN are doing it them selves. I see it. They are getting stronger voicing how they feel what they want. Chef Issac said it will be 100 years for my people to recover. He was right. They are.

The canadian government doesnt have jurisdiction on what happens in reserves, its their own native governments.

​@@SODA-Vanillapop you people obviously dont know what you're talking about. Native reserves are federal land that are governed by RCMP and local reservation authorities.

Whyd you know the numbers are high Michael? Is someone involved and now reliving it

Yes, but many times in my life, I tried to become friends or at least friendly with first nations only to be rejected at every angle. We need to unite and think of each other as the same people. Many first nations carry European blood. We are now forever linked to each other. The battle MUST end for the future of this country.

No one cares ❤

Never even knew this was going on there,,soo sad

Yes. but no just natives. racism across the board for all minorities

Being a white male living in Canada, I always thought Canada was the best, now that I am older and more aware of my surroundings and neighbors I see it for what it really is, a country of many secrets, with the rich and powerful force feeding the BS narrative that we are a "nice country" to live in. Even in my small town, crime is going through the roof, and they sweep it under the rug and suppress the reality of whats going on to desperately try and maintain an image that just doesn't exist in reality.

Thats actually a pretty fair take on the issue. Sorta ignores the racist systemic roots of all the problems BUUUUTTT it does go a long way towards suggesting what to do about the problem currently as w/o fear of punishment your more likely to give in to your darker desires if your weak of will.
I actually think the solution long term is quite complex but maybe the government forcing the tribal police to enforce stiffer punishments and maybe even an oversight policy wherein the government has to approve the sentence of a criminal before it is finalized. Canada cannot just pick and choose where it governs, it needs to take a firmer hold of things here as they are losing control.

@@OddeyeDL76 systemic racism is a thing of the past. Many of the people I arrest today have all the opportunities in the world (the reserve pays for their post secondary. Band members are given a living allowance/per diem when living abroad for study, rent is paid for.... jobs within their territory [logging/mining camps] are offered to Indigenous people first before anyone else, and of course when working on reserve they don't pay income tax).
The government has gone above and beyond in ensuring Indigenous people have what they need to succeed. How long should Canadians have to keep paying for the mistakes of those who governed decades ago? As a son of immigrant parents, my family had no part in residential schools or any faults the Canadian government made in the past. My descendants and I shouldn't have to keep paying for mistakes that aren't our own.

@@novemberstango7291 I think the effects of residential schools are still being felt today. The last school only closed in 1990 or something so we arent that far removed from residential schools to say systemic racism isn't at least a factor. I would say substance abuse would be the number 1 factor. The remoteness of the rez's is another big factor.
But I digress as your right in that the punishments don't have teeth. People commiting these acts dont have the proper amount of fear and respect for the law and so that is another factor.
One of the biggest things that goes under the radar is mens mental health. Can you really say that Male indigenous men have reasonable access to mental health resources. Please articulate if your thinking that they do, and if you think that they don't you/we should really put that in our valuation of what should/shouldn't be doable living on a rez.

​@@OddeyeDL76 While residential schools did have an impact, we must also remember the one that closed in BC was in 1984. People tend to use the word "last" but forget that many schools closed way before that date, with some having been closed as early as 1891. BC alone has 2 schools that closed over 100 years ago. Furthermore, why is it that the success stories of Indigenous people are rarely talked about. Take a look at Osoyoos Nation, they're the richest, most well organized reserve in Canada. Members of their community would have went to Kamloops or Cranbrook's RS- which closed in 1978 and 1984 respectively). Why is it that people want to focus on victimization, and nobody wants to celebrate success. Why is it that many other nations, instead of looking at the model for success; would rather focus on a claim to victimhood when many of those people didn't even go to schools?
You are correct that isolation has a factor in why substance abuse is so prevalent amongst many First Nations communities. The issue there however is that many community members prefer the isolation, choosing to try to live off the land as close to as how their ancestors used to. My community intentionally refused to pave the forest service road going in to limit access and deter outsiders (it's over 500KM of FSR to get to the highway). It becomes a two pronged sword because their desire to remain a remote community limits their access to external resources like mental health support.
Yes you are totally correct regarding men's mental health. The entire mental health system is not measuring up (at least in BC, I don't know about other provinces) in my opinion; but that's another topic.

Indigenous people refuse cooperate with police and then wonder why the people they know go missing like phone charges. They don’t care about themselves but expect other people to care about them.

Nah, I don't care. It's their own problem to solve. First they hate on wh1tes and now they want our help? No, F off..

awww that has to be adorable being a little dawkter to chicks! How long until theyre on to the next stage?

it is terrible how they treat each other stop looking for others to blame

Because it's their own men doing it yeah.

Isn’t the fact that he chuckled when he said he’s never been to jail for his crimes weird?

It’s been happening in our country as well, nobody is talking about it!

you cannot blame everything on church or government.

@@Sheepdog1314 in the realm of indigenous people you absolutely can. Anyone who says otherwise (hint: you 😂) is either stupid or has never researched the topic.

Mixed race, you're literally the most privilage catered to ever in society today

Uh huh. And how many none- indegenous?

@@LordOfSweden Your question tells me everything I need to know.
THIS IS ABOUT MISSING & MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN.
I am part Indigenous, and if you want that information it is not my job to answer you.
It's called racism for a reason.

@@LordOfSwedenbut you have to look at it proportionately. For the number of people that live in their community, the amount of missing women is high. What would be the use of comparing a small, vulnerable indigenous populations missing statistics with non-indigenous?

@@EA-xp7hm well, for one, the interracial crime right against whites is insane.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

Hold first nations men accountable 👍

it has nothing to do with the residential schools we make choices everyday how to live our lives and how to act. We inherit a tendency but we do not have to act on it, we can make other choices, stop giving the power away by looking for excuses for ones actions and take responsibility. These men do it to non indigenous women as spouses as well

Canadian not far from the location this took place I've lived on the island and then northern BC and I've never come across a white supremacist that I know of so I think it must be more so not racism and more so abuse from within the reserve.. A lot of political narratives being pushed in this doc as well.

@@user-fl1pc7zu7f Agreed. They have a choice and they made it

They need better role models. I see this same pattern happening in black communities too. Native men need to start adopting healthy forms of masculinity and learn how to compete in society. Because if nothing changes, then it’s only a matter of time until native women grow sick of it and go against them. Then the native man’s reputation will be as tarnished as the black man’s. The native community deserves better.

Dont let facts get in the way of race baiting leftards though

just like blacks. them killing themselves and crying about it

What is the message you're trying to convey with this statement?

Facts 👍🏼

www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/249815.pdf reconcile that with this.

Most of the destruction is from within.

@@RobertTaylor-gz2fu Well said. You know what is tiresome? These people always blaming someone else for their own mistakes.

@@LordOfSweden Yes, blaming outsiders when its mostly their own community doing it.

@@RobertTaylor-gz2fu Yeah. These people always act this way :) It's always someone else's fault.
Now their own men getting rid off them is boarding schools fault 40 years ago. You cannot make it up 🤣🤣🤣
All they want to do is blame wh1t3es and never take any responsabbility. It's always like this.

EDA❤😊é❤😊ð😊😮😊😢😊​@@LordOfSweden

@@jtaylor3609 Weird how the rhetoric keeps being spewed. Ovbiously native people want justice, ovbiously we need help. Please stop spreading misinformation.

Where is your rez located and do you know why you don't have tribal police? The reservations in my areas all have them. I guess i assumed it was the same everywhere

@@user-ib2bt4ck7y The problem lies in the fact they don’t want outside help. Yes theirs tribal police(often times letting crimes slide and going very easy) Punishments are WAY lighter than normal circumstances. In the video, who were the MAIN perpetrators? Their OWN community. They glossed over that. You can either break the cycle or continue to justify it.

@@jtaylor3609 Nobody is justifying anything? And this video and other harm reduction resources are attempting just that, to break the cycle. Many indigenous women and men including myself are devoting their lives to breaking the cycle of abuse. You'll be surprised to know how difficult it is, and for many of us it takes a lifetime and a mixture of personal and collective responsibility. We do want help, and we welcome it so long as it comes with compassion and respect for us and our way of life. I don't know why you'd like to discredit the efforts and the honesty of the people in this video, but like i say, please don't spread misinformation. It doesn't help anyone. Punishment is also not really an effective motivator for change. People with deep trauma histories require a lot more than that in order to heal and reintegrate back into society in a meaningful way. It's prettty hard to get the sense that its possible to do that when racism is still rampant.

@@jtaylor3609 Imprisonment does not reduce crime, it doesn't solve the root of the issue. People with deep trauma histories need mental health and addiction resources, they need integration into society. They need help. It's a mixture of personal and collective responsibility that will create meaningful change. It's not just an indigenous issue, it's a global epidemic. Addiction and trauma is widespread and it's a huge, huge public health issue.
Indigenous people and other marginalized communities are most vulnerable due to lack of resources and intergenerational trauma, that's why you see the cycle of a buse most prominently in marginalized communities. This is how humans adapt under extreme circumstances.
I encourage you and anyone reading this to look into the effects of trauma on brain development, the nervous system, perceptions of self and others etc. It's huge and it costs our countries billions of dollars every year. It needs to be addressed.

yeah, not the brightest...
those sort of individuals ought to be jailed for being a hazard to society

It's a whitewash. There's a lot they don't mention. This isn't just due to misogyny and random racists. Read Kevin Annett's witness allegations.

Not that everyone is like it, but I've found that on average, people who are poor are of a generally lower quality than those who have means.

Cope: From a Stats Canada report:
"between 2014 to 2021, eight in ten (86%) persons accused of killing an Indigenous woman or girl were themselves Indigenous"

​@@LordOfSwedenI've clicked on at least 6 comments and I've seen this same thing from all of them, I think people will get your viewpoint dude

@@usernotfound.......1918 No need to be angry that I spread the truth

Yes and they’re targeting teens.

When I was a young teen I volunteered at a soup kitchen in the DTES. I stepped outside for like 2 minutes waiting for my parents to pick me up and I was approached by a middle aged man. He must have assumed I was a runaway. He asked me if I had a fake ID and gave me his card. He made pornos. There has got to be a tonne of sex trafficking in the DTES. Sadly, I never volunteered there agin after that.

Start with not being a racist loser

🎯💯 if the statistics are correct

Start with European males as this is their M.O. on both Canada and America

Most of the missing women are killed by white men.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 100% right!!!

Vice uploads old videos of theirs all the time.

They've shown it before but it seems to have been updated.

because it's still of actuality

@@ottodidakt3069 Vice doesn't go deep into it at all. Glaring omissions.

@@badfengLike what?

Facts it’s really sad and disheartening

Taken what? They lived in tents and didn't use the horse or the wheel lol. What was there to take.. lmao

@Svitjod. Their ancestral lands which was much more valuable than any material thing. The land provided every means of life. The white man took their land and drove them into reservations where conditions are deplorable and the suicide rates are very high. Please educate yourself before commenting.

@@LordOfSweden People seem to believe they lived in bliss, peace, and harmony.
They were constantly warring with one another, constantly killing, constantly needing to hunt and relocate to survive.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

86% of native women that go missing are peroetrated by native men but sure it's white people's fault 🤡

Not just by 'white' people, but by their own as well. You need better tribal policing. If the men did a better job protecting their women rather than abusing them, it would go a long way to solving this problem.

It's literally their own people doing it. But you always have to blame whites for everything, even when you do it yourselves. Brown people in a nutshell.

made up stories to inflame people is not reality. stop, how about a 6 year old raped by her uncle, the child was so badly hurt she would never have children, tried to press charges but no one would cooperate, the child was returned from hospital to the parents and a week later guess who was living in the house with them, the uncle. happens all the time stop trying to blame others.

Tell it to the Indigenous men.. who themselves are murdered by each other at 2 X the rate Indigenous women are murdered.

Well you should know what went on in orphanages for hundreds of years. Well they took that knowledge on how to abuse children to the Americas. Ruined a people and made them valuable.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

Drug abuse yes, and assault in patriarchic family structures is normal.

@@Betweoxwitegan Yup. What was the "White March" in Brussels and why did it happen? Also: the head of state of Canada lives in Europe.

Happens a lot in Europe too. I lived there and witnessed this against and among the gypsies.

Since the beginning of Canada*

​@@heatherfoster7823 and long before too.

Where are the mass graves?

@@thatsrealroughbud...2394 do a 3 second Google search "Canada mass graves" and you'll find as many sources as you want.

Residential Schools not charter.

​@@thatsrealroughbud...2394Kamloops 215. St. Annes Ontario just watch a doc on that one. Brutal. Most likely all over Canada and US. Biden put money into looking in US. My kids friend her band has fully funded her uni to change from anthropology to forensic anthropology to help look. The Graves in the forest from those who ran. Hope this helps.

@@klondikemom3658 you're right I misspoke. Thanks for the correction!

Aye, they should govern themselves and get a "indiginous police". Im sure that would help-

The murder that had recently been solved (a pickpocket brought a cellphone with evidence of the murder of two indigenous women to the police) definitely wasn’t an indigenous murderer

Are the police not present?

Tribal police?. 😅

@@robertafoginthemorning6678 What is funny?

It's not that simple. If that was the only solution, it would have been implemented long ago. Sadly the police would have happily turned it over. It's just an all around heartbreaking and appalling vast number of issues.

Yep.

As a Canadian, I urge you to try and find information on Canada's Home Children. Apparently we were literally purchasing children as slaves from england and ireland until way too recently - like long after slavery was abolished in America

As a Canadian, yes.

@@heatherfoster7823 That's not what happened. Why does everyone take the worst snippets of something and apply it to the entire scenario?
Canada was not purchasing children, there were some women who were appalled at the terrible conditions the poor and orphaned kids had over in the UK and thought their best opportunity for a better life was a place with a new beginning, like Canada and Australia. They provided many of them with housing, education, and work -- albeit not enough to be sufficient for modern revisionists to think it was anything beyond abject horror. They had limited oversight of the kids once they were emigrated out of the UK. Many had a tough life still, since Canada was undeveloped and they were just kids. Many took advantage of them for cheap labour. That's the entire time period for you.
Worst way to view history is with a modern lens, you lose the entirety of understanding the norms back then.

Most of it is native men

86% native

The thing is the Canadian government doesn’t care to bring justice to the woman so what is the community supposed to do especially if they don’t know who exactly is responsible for a certain murder or missing case

www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/249815.pdf should they?

@@sololafolle1808Explain to everyone what "justice" looks like? Because throwing money at the problem doesnt work. The money gets "lost" or "spent" then there's nothing.

We don't live in the Canada of 70 years ago. Today, it comes down to personal choice and the community's willingness to help instead of pushing narratives.

86 percent of native women killed are by indigenous people

It's hard to keep track of people living high risk lifestyles but definitely Sasquatch is real too though.

I’m from up north and Sasquatch definitely hangs out along the highway. I saw one taking a dump on the side of the road. In broad daylight. Didn’t even care about the car at all.

Government-sponsored genocide. This is why. White supremacist serial killers are targeting them. Shame on Canada and US for hiding this silent genocide that has been ongoing for centuries. The indigenous of the Americas are still undergoing a silent genocide and are living in prisons known as reservations.

It's gross to use the elusive and shy Sasquatch as a scapegoat. The indigenous men themselves and the toxic culture inside the reservations is where the problem originates. The children don't stand a chance.

Kelly, stop speaking on things you’re uneducated about hun it just makes you look stupid