
College lecturer claims 'no laws' against homosexuality, abortion 'before White people': 'Seek help'
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College lecturer Simon Moya-Smith argued in a ridiculed tweet on Friday that Indigenous people supported the “freedom to love” and “health.”
"Before white people came to this land, there were no jails, no homelessness, no laws against homosexuality or abortion. For thousands of years, Indigenous peoples emphasized health, housing, freedom to love who you love and the fact that we need Mother Earth. She doesn’t need us," Moya-Smith tweeted. Lindsay Kornick is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to lindsay.kornick@fox.com and on Twitter: @lmkornick.
Some social media users, however, pointed out that Indigenous tribes warring with one another and how a majority of tribes have not legalized gay marriage.

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