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[QUOTE="retzam:74812"]Well, I would agree mdd, but you have to think of it from the Native Americans' point of view in addition to your own and the US Government's. The Native Americans know no science. They know philosophy and religion. Those are their science. So you can realize that they can't possibly contemplate that any good can come of the studying of one of their ancestors. They just want it to be buried for religious reasons. I do think that it would be great to study and find out more about this humanoid, but the fact is, you really have to think about who has the right to do what in this case. I don't see anything wrong with a compromise, like we get it for a certain amount of time to study, and then we hand it over to them and they can do what ever they want with it, but, of course, there is no way in hell that anyone in our government knows what the word "compromise" means. Of course we are going to end up not negotiating at all; this matter will stay in court until the government finally gets what they want. We will rip this piece of property from the Native Americans just as we ripped this continent from them. *sigh*, Oh well.[/QUOTE]
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