When I spotted this post's passage that read like this:
...it IS important to note that a dozen distinct. Federally-recognized Indigenous American tribal groups exist in Michigan, and four more state-recognized tribes as well...should Michigan ever decide to place them under the same greed-induced "tax rules" (unless the legislators in Madison were ALREADY that ignorant of Indigenous rights regarding tobacco, especially for any indigenous American society there that might consider it sacred) they could be a knock on a state building's door in Madison from perhaps, say, the Native American Rights Fund...
...and by "the eighth day of the eighth month" in the summer of 2021, perhaps even by the SPLC ?
Don't forget...there MAY be a plan to have a "World No Tobacco Day" elsewhere on Earth, but NO ONE of Indigenous American ethnicity, from a society that holds tobacco sacred, is EVER going to allow THAT to happen here!
World No Tobacco Day - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Traditional Tobacco | Keep It Sacred
keepitsacred.itcmi.org
Yes, I'm well aware of that. We have a large Native American population where I live. However, I was speaking of non-native purchasing of tobacco products. Good heads up.
CW
