Was the Genocide of the Native Americans by the White settlers and U.S Army a crime against Humanity ?
I was raised watching John Wayne movies where the Whites were always slaughtering Native Americans who were protecting their homes and families from foriegn invaders. Now that we are a “Civilized” society, can we finally admit the error of our ways and confess that we are guilty of comitting horrible crimes against these poor people ? Many have said that since these people were tribal type people they did not qualify as humans and that gave us the right to do as we pleased. Now Science has said we are all real humans and I think we need to acknowledge what wedid in the name of Justice. What do you think?
It was attempted genocide and yes, a crime against humanity.
The gov’t sent the indians disease-infested blankets.
They attempted to wipe out the bison which was essential to the lives of the plains indians.
What the us gov’t tried to do to the indians was little different than what the nazi gov’t tried to do to european jews.
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