"we" (21st century folk) didn't treat the Indians poorly?

Question

"We" also didn't sign the Declaration of Independence. Yet we (Americans) seem to enjoy its effects. So do you want the cake without having to bake, or pay, or clean up the dishes?
(That sounds like the position of a young child.)

(If you choose to live in a society that ingratiates you with good and brave deeds and freedoms that others give you, then you must also choose to accept the responsiblity to right the wrongs they may have committed as well.)

Answer 1

Whatever you do, you can't do enough, so try and do as much as you can.
I don't think you can ever bring the tribes that the white man has annihilated and brought to shallow e say extinction.

You have a very small history as a Nation on your own-just around 500 years since the discovery by white man and less than half of that as an independent nation, the native American would have enriched it fro you if he'd been allowed to survive.
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Answer 2

Okay. I have no idea what you are talking about neighbor. We have the opportunity now to correct any oversights of our forefathers. Isn't that part -n-parcel of building on the dream???? Respect the past ,don't get bogged down in it. Each generation could /should improve the world,not just the human aspects, for the positive benefits of all creation. Peace.

Answer 3

peace, love and harmony. You giving up all your assets to the native American tribes?

Bad things have happend, like EVERYWHERE in the world. All we can do is try to do what is right, preserve individuals cultures and learn from the past. I cannot feel guilty every day nor can America.

Keep the eye on the prize.

Answer 4

I would like to pay for my cake, and you can wash the dishes, boy or girl. And don't urinate in it, or spit in it, or you'll have no teeth left in your mouth.

Now get out of my way, and let me eat cake.

Answer 5

WHAT'S THE QUESTION?

Answer 6

WTF????