The ancestors of non-Indian Americans were stronger than American Indians, and they used this superiority to commit numerous massacres.

If today American Indians are smarter than non-Indian Americans, should not they use this superiority to restore justice?

Your community has lost a lot of territory.
Today, Americans are heavily putting the country into debt, and you will soon lose all your lands!

I do not understand why you are not protecting your country and your territories.
Are you losers?



You deserve to have territories, and you deserve to live in a clean world.

You said yourself that it is not normal that there is so much poverty in the USA.
So act!
What are you doing to defend your rights?

What are you doing to protect nature, and to prevent non-Indian Americans from destroying everything?



Do you think it's a good thing that they send so much money to China?

There are very few American Indians who are involved in politics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Native_American_politicians



I would like to know more about Native Americans, so help me please.

I'm doing social science work, and I think American Indians are neutral: they're not Easterners or Westerners.



I think they could bring a lot of good things to the global society.

Help me to know you, and I help you find a good place in the global society.
We need you.

This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Jul 2 2018 07:21am

You sound like a paid protestor looking to escalate a situation

as far as your nature part goes there are people outside of my community just as interested in conservation and cleaner living as I am

our wars are over, now we use democracy to see if we can compromise on important issues that affect us all and the futures of the younger generations

My weapons are votes and my enemies are policies not people

You may not see it, but there is a very elaborate social structure in society.

There are eight different intelligences in society, and each of the eight main cultural currents cultivates one intelligence.
The Chinese cultivate harmony.
Jews cultivate understanding.
Protestants cultivate knowledge.
And so on.

The problem is that American Indians are not present anywhere.
The Native Americans do not bring anything to society: they have no particular intelligence.

I think you are in danger, and you have to adapt to survive.

You can become a useful community for the global society.
I think we need you.

The problem is that American Indians are not present anywhere.





If you want to be respected, then you deserve our respect.
If you have a unique intelligence, then you have to share it with us.

We are not your slaves.
It's not our role to protect the planet, while you keep your intelligence selfishly.



Do you have, yes or no, an intelligence that we do not have?
Sorry to be a little aggressive, but it's important.

This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Jul 2 2018 07:40am

Why should we not instead finish the job, there is no reason they should have any special rights for indians we took the land like we should in all battles.
The only reason they are even known of is they got special treatment, if the indians killed us off there would be no gift for us.

My two cents.

It is a fundamental human right for a person not to be discriminated against because of his/her race.

It's one's fundamental human right not to suffer discrimination because of one's race.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Convention_on_the_Elimination_of_All_Forms_of_Racial_Discrimination
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights

This post was edited by Chevaucheur on Jul 2 2018 09:09am

So you still haven’t clarified where exactly I misrepresented the argument. If I did you would be able to articulate It on the topic of ids. This is the 3rd time I’m asking you to show how exactly I misrepresented the argument and you dodge.

I’m starting to think you’re on the spectrum because too often you have these very basic semantic fopas. Instead of just moving on you’re so proud that you have to get the last word.

Lol.

This post was edited by Scaly on Jul 2 2018 11:49am

If you can't follow those two lines you aren't worth engaging.

The thing about a spectrum is everybody is on it. Thats what makes it a spectrum.

Its spelled fauxpas.

They don't follow hence why you continue to dodge how exactly i misrepresented the argument.

Autism spectrum is descriptive of people with diverse forms, severities, manifestations of autism. No, not everyone is on the autism spectrum.