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I'd say the forcible relocation of Native Americans to the western territories was on that level or worse. They weren't technically imprisoned, but they were de
by sudosteph 6y ago
I'd say the forcible relocation of Native Americans to the western territories was on that level or worse. They weren't technically imprisoned, but they were denied basic necessities of survival during travel and never returned to their homes. Unfortunately,
This country has had plenty of racial cruelty to go around.
- gizmo686 6y agoOur treatment of Native Americans is a somewhat different story. They were (and kind of still are) foreign nations. Our treatment of them was still horrible; but a different kind of horrible than our treatment of blacks and the Japanese (both of whom were at least 3/5ths of a US citizen per person). Also, America's utter indifference to the pain and suffering we cause to foreigners continues to this day even stronger than our discrimination against either Blacks or Asians.
- magicsmoke 6y agoIt's why so many people around the world want to become Americans. Americans have rights and can't be bombed by the US military /s
- gizmo686 6y ago>Americans have rights and can't be bombed by the US military. I assume this is the statement that you said sarcastically. https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/07/world/middleeast/07yemen.html?hp https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/07/world/middleeast/07yemen....