Interviewer:I 'd like to thank our guests today for taking time out of their busy schedules to agree to this little interview, almost debate like conversation, today. Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to do so! I 'd like to welcome for Dakota Nakos, the Native American 's point of view, and Abraham Cyrus, the Puritans 's point of view, and Jacob Smith, the settler 's point of view. jacob smith:I 'm really excited to be here today to share my point of view.DAKOTA NAKOS:It 's a pleasure.abraham cyrus: Likewise. INTERVIEWER:Fantastic. The first question we 'd like to start out with for you both would be the concept of are people basically good or not?ABRAHAM CYRUS:No, all people are born with bad intentions in their lives. The only way that people can achieve them being good at
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We can 't ever own it because it does not belong to us in the first place. We do not have the right to claim it as our own. Nature will respect you as long as you respect it and provide it with the care that it deserves. So in short, no one owns the land. We are just caring for the land that we are currently living upon.INTERVIEWER:Alright, what are your thoughts, gentlemen?JACOB SMITH:I would have to assume the ones who started building a community and homes on that land would be the ones who are in ownership of it. If you put something that you built with your own two hands and had help from the men in your community doing so then it would be your land. If there were Native Americans living upon that land before you had arrived and had managed to convince to leave so you could start building your own colony, it 'd be yours in the end.ABRAHAM CYRUS:If one lives on the land that they inhabit and builds upon said land to live on, then it is their land. So if you live on that land then it 's yours, a better question would be which part of the land does one own? If it 's a certain plot then it 'd be that man 's land, if it doesn 't have anyone living upon it then no one would own
We can 't ever own it because it does not belong to us in the first place. We do not have the right to claim it as our own. Nature will respect you as long as you respect it and provide it with the care that it deserves. So in short, no one owns the land. We are just caring for the land that we are currently living upon.INTERVIEWER:Alright, what are your thoughts, gentlemen?JACOB SMITH:I would have to assume the ones who started building a community and homes on that land would be the ones who are in ownership of it. If you put something that you built with your own two hands and had help from the men in your community doing so then it would be your land. If there were Native Americans living upon that land before you had arrived and had managed to convince to leave so you could start building your own colony, it 'd be yours in the end.ABRAHAM CYRUS:If one lives on the land that they inhabit and builds upon said land to live on, then it is their land. So if you live on that land then it 's yours, a better question would be which part of the land does one own? If it 's a certain plot then it 'd be that man 's land, if it doesn 't have anyone living upon it then no one would own