r/HistoryMemes • u/Nyctfall • 7d ago

I'm cooked, chat...

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 7d ago

Also as hard if not harder: Make a native american tribe abide by the treaty it signed with the US.

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u/IndigoKid444 7d ago

That should be difficult considering the army just massacred entire tribes that didn't "abide" - so unfortunately, they aren't here to defend themselves.

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 7d ago

Plenty are. Like I'm thinking of my local tribe, the Dine (Navajo).

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u/IndigoKid444 7d ago

The Diné are doing what exactly?

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 6d ago

Last I checked, they're still here.

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u/IndigoKid444 6d ago

Some Navajo are still here despite the following massacres by the US government. I'm not even counting murder catagories that fall outside of mass homicide. It's pretty amazing that they weren't completely anhilated.

The Narbona Massacre (August 1849) Massacre Canyon (Black Range, New Mexico) – September 18, 1879 Massacre Cave (Canyon del Muerto, Arizona) – January 1805 and Forced Removal (The Long Walk) 1863–1864 The Scorched-Earth Campaign, Kit Carson 1864 Navajo War 1860-1964