Sergio Bobadilla: “I was born in Chile, am I also from an original town?”

The handing over of reserved seats for indigenous peoples in the next Constituent Convention It generates divisions in the political world and Congress will have to vote on November 10 and 11. But Sergio Bobadilla took advantage of the irony now.

This Monday, the deputy of the UDI he asked in his count of Twitter if for the fact of “be in Chile since i was born” that does it “Also part of the original people?“.

Bobadilla continued with his messages throughout the afternoon, all to conclude that “I don’t see why we should give them constituent reserved quotas“. The parliamentarian argued that” I have not participated in any war of conquest. I don’t know if my ancestors did it, and if they had, I don’t have to answer for them. I do not feel responsible for any harm to the Mapuche. “

In addition, the congressman asked his followers if it happens to them that “when they speak of peoples originally owners of Chile, I have the feeling that I am a visitor. I have always lived in Chile, I am born and raised in this land “.

Finally, the UDI militant assured that “all the rights inherited by blood, which in the end were privileges, were abolished in the world for a long time” and asked “Why in Chile did we go back to the Middle Ages and grant noble titles to a group of people who define themselves as native, because of their blood? “

Sergio Bobadilla’s curious question:

I have been in Chile since I was born, does that also make me part of the original people?

– Deputy Sergio Bobadilla (@ Bobadillarecha1) November 2, 2020