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End of forest Sami culture?

Who on Earth claimed that we're extinct? I must be a ghost who sit and write this then?

The forest Sami party Vuovdega remain a party in the Sami parliament also after the last election. Who voted for Vuovdega if we no longer exist?

The party leader page on Facebook is here: https://www.facebook.com/jan.rannerud As a matter of fact he's herding reindeers in the very Sami comunity claimed to have ceased to exist in the following paragraph 'Stenungslandet'.

Relatives of mine remain herding reindeers. Hmm lets see, yes they still got appear to be in close contact with the reindeers: https://scontent.fbma2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/12805869_479527368898694_6570309804591478192_n.jpg?_nc_cat=104&_nc_ht=scontent.fbma2-1.fna&oh=efe8668c3be54f3fcba1a73e6bd0419c&oe=5CC346B6

To continue,strangely enough I did help a relative with his reindeers some years back, and last I heard he were alive and well - and very much Forest Sami. Forest Sami's are also alive and kicking in Arvidsjaur.

The forest Sami culture have a few interesting traits that sets us apart from other Sami's. Nothing mentioned about that since we're extinct and such doesn't matter any more?

In other areas we're said to be extinct, my former girlfriend, as well as another female and also former Schoolmate of mine. Both those from Åsele lappmark and fully forest Sami - on this page you're sending them a message that they don't exist!

Can you for gods sake correct that horrible paragraph, I don't wish to feel dead and buried! :'( — Preceding unsigned comment added by 31.208.94.161 (talk) 22:53, 1 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]