I agree with your points entirely, it’s just amusing to see the people who do disagree experience a tiny iota of the fear and despair that the indigenous peoples of America and beyond had to feel when their world was destroyed and stolen.
It is really telling that suddenly they fear for their lives once they think they will be victims of the same colonization that gave them privilege. They’ve internalized that this process only functions through mass slaughter and terror and start waxing poetic about “human nature”
Realistically and logistically speaking, if they were ever to retrieve their land back, the Native Americans would probably be MORE accepting of the idea to live amongst the working class that don’t originate from their land rather than “evicting” the population, basic infrastructure (that’s already replaced native tribes’ land) would need maintenance, first of all.
The fact that it scares them that this highly unlikely scenario of reclaiming land then the Indigenous do whatever they want with it is very poetic. The fact that they’ve probably also imagined dramatically violent scenarios of this is also funny, funny strange.
I agree with your points entirely, it’s just amusing to see the people who do disagree experience a tiny iota of the fear and despair that the indigenous peoples of America and beyond had to feel when their world was destroyed and stolen.
It is really telling that suddenly they fear for their lives once they think they will be victims of the same colonization that gave them privilege. They’ve internalized that this process only functions through mass slaughter and terror and start waxing poetic about “human nature”
Realistically and logistically speaking, if they were ever to retrieve their land back, the Native Americans would probably be MORE accepting of the idea to live amongst the working class that don’t originate from their land rather than “evicting” the population, basic infrastructure (that’s already replaced native tribes’ land) would need maintenance, first of all.
The fact that it scares them that this highly unlikely scenario of reclaiming land then the Indigenous do whatever they want with it is very poetic. The fact that they’ve probably also imagined dramatically violent scenarios of this is also funny, funny strange.