> Didn't Argentina have a bunch of folks simply go missing?
Argentina, under Juan Peron, had a double whammy of the right wing death squads (take notes, anon's) and the "disappearances" which came a little bit later.
About 1,500+/- were accounted for by the death squads, and perhaps as many as 30,000 children and young adults were "dissapeared".
Sauce:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentine_Anticommunist_Alliance
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/may/19/argentina-human-rights
>money or/and game appropriated from their property….
Better wording is "harvested from their property". As for paying for hunting privileges, it's a dodgy area whereby the land owner can open himself up to liability if he's charging for access without a formal business arrangement in place.
What has been a long standing tradition that is well received everywhere is to bring an offering of something that is common in your area, but not common where you want to hunt. Coastal salmon/clams/crab/nuts are some of the things I've been offered as a courtesy for helping folks gain access to private ground, both mine and my neighbors. Some of those encounters have led to years long friendships over generations.
I used to take bags/bushels of spuds, onions, and apples I raised to the ranchers who grazed their cows in elk country and granted our hunting party access. It's a great tradition among outdoorsmen and women.
>I remember that
A lot of people need to remember that. It is what Qanon team are trying desperately to avoid. We are indeed, "At the precipice" with tens of millions of overfed dependent welfare scum living from one EBT card to the next, and tens of millions of hard working, well armed, well trained patriots itching to see the scales of justice brought back to balance.
"Precipice"? Yes indeed!