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Were the Native Americans subject to genocide?

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Sounds right. :D

 

However, the difference is in being prepared to kill and actually killing.

 

I guess that we used those guns to commit geneside on a group of people in our history is ok too. That is not prepared to kill that was killing.

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I guess that we used those guns to commit geneside on a group of people in our history is ok too. That is not prepared to kill that was killing.

When did we commit genocide?

I guess that we used those guns to commit geneside on a group of people in our history is ok too. That is not prepared to kill that was killing.

 

SHHH they don't want to talk about that!!

When did we commit genocide?
:lol: I'm waiting for an explanation on that one myself.
:lol: I'm waiting for an explanation on that one myself.

 

These people would have a good answer for you

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These people would have a good answer for you

I don't think that falls under the defintion of genocide. It was a bad relocation plan gone even worse. But there was never an intention to wipe out the Native American. Only to steal their land and give them whiskey and casinos.

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Genocide = all the Indians we killed when we took this country over.

Assault weapons to me is fully automatic weapons.

These people would have a good answer for you

Sitting_Bull.jpg

:lol: Yeah, they were all just innocent peace loving people. :lol: :lol: :lol: :rolleyes:
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These people would have a good answer for you

Sitting_Bull.jpg

 

See there is a smart person. We only wanted to take there land that is a good one for you.

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:lol: Yeah, they were all just innocent peace loving people. :lol: :lol: :lol: :rolleyes:

 

Yeah they were until we just came in and raped everything they had just so we could convert them and make them into something that the new settlers wanted them to be.

These people would have a good answer for you

Sitting_Bull.jpg

 

See there is a smart person. We only wanted to take there land that is a good one for you.

Why don't you give your land to an Indian, after all if you want to talk the talk....
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Why don't you give your land to an Indian, after all if you want to talk the talk....

 

Who is to say I am not Native American?

Yeah they were until we just came in and raped everything they had just so we could convert them and make them into something that the new settlers wanted them to be.
You need to do a little history checking. They were killing one another and taking land from one another looooooooog before we came along. :sssh:

In fact, that sort of thing has been going on since the beginning of man.

I don't think that falls under the defintion of genocide. It was a bad relocation plan gone even worse. But there was never an intention to wipe out the Native American. Only to steal their land and give them whiskey and casinos.

 

Although this is getting off the main topic, the US and European policies towards Native Americans could be considered genocide. http://www.lcsc.edu/elmartin/historybehindthenews/Spring%202005/Delema.htm

 

Genocide doesn't always mean an extermination. It could be a forced removal.

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