Justice for the Sioux when?
The US government broke legally binding treaties with them
Justice for the Sioux when?
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Vae victis
This.
Also obligatory Veni, Video, Vici my native friends.
Vidi
Gas autocorrect
lesson for them is that you should never trust the amerijews
Never we should have killed all the natives.
>MUH MEMO DA EFFBEEAI DIN FOLLOW DA LAW
>law doesn't matter
Pick 1 dumb cunts
The Sioux don't deserve anything, not even what they got. They were ruthless, murderous, genocidal savages that should have been put down.
The Amerimutts are totally unable to hold any promises or have any honor due to their mixed jewish/african heritage
I grew up in South Dakota. Not even other tribes give a fuck about the Sioux, they're fucking scum.
They stole that land from another tribe less than 200 years before we took it from them. "Ancestors of my ancestors watch this sacred land" bunch of bullshit
badlander here, can confirm. i've eaten bison, i'd probably eat the abos too.
we're basically jews.
oh well
Most of them are mixed by now, its stupid to think they should get to keep it forever
Yeah anyone knows the history of the plains Indians simply balk at the noble savage stereotype bandied around these days.
Plains Indians were fucking horrible to each other and genocided other tribes or indian families with zero sense of guilt or shame.
They should pursue independence and forget about justice.
That's not the point
The statehood of Lakotah was estabilished bilaterally but then the US invaded it
Eternity is relentless, Raziel
Nah it is the point because if the Sioux have a mandate then white Americans have a mandate. Simple.
And that means that the left are in a conundrum. What they usually do in complex historical situations like this is just rewrite history and claim that the sioux were always there ect instead of being invaders.
>then white Americans have a mandate
>the left are in a conundrum. What they usually do in complex historical situations like this is just rewrite history
strawman
>reserved for the unreserved use of
what the fuck does that mean?
Funny wording but it's clear what it
It's the area granted by the treaty of Fort Laramie initially