Ok. So if the tribes/societies of individuals in place are not "indigenous" to North America it still doesn't negate the fact that they were settled on the land when settlers came in. Even if they do not have a higher claim of title over the land from an ethical stand point, the reality is from a macro or micro level, if you come and try to "settle" the land where groups of people are living to the exclusion of those people most aren't going to accept you.
So if the tribes/societies of individuals in place are not "indigenous" to North America it still doesn't negate the fact that they were settled on the land when settlers came in.
Which tribe which settlers
When the Hobi were enslaved by the usurping Pueblo or the usurping of the Cheyenne towards the Pueblo
Show me one native Asian tribe just one that didn't enforce their law of the jungle which was conquest onto a weaker unorganized native Asian tribe
Where is your bleeding heart towards these weaker native Asians vs other native Asians
How come you're marginalizing the injustices they had directed towards or on them through force to fit a revisionist narrative through identity politics while ignoring the fact the first enslavement of native Asians was by other native Asians
It is not only fallacious for you to gloss over this fact but intellectually dishonest
"Even if they do not have a higher claim of title over the land from an ethical stand point"
Who is they
What ethics are you referring to through hindsight
That it was not only morally obtuse but also ethically malfeasant for the local tribe from the commandment or direct order of the chief to enslave, murder, and rape other and weaker pacifistic native Asian men women and children
If you are saying it was I agree
But we must be careful when it comes to moral and ethic judgements of the past in the future or now since we are technically engaging in moral presumptuousness
the reality is from a macro or micro level,
I take issue with this consequentialist x+y= potato conundrum or false dichotomy and simple ignorance to the fact it wasn't always x vs y
Peaceful native Asians coexisted with the "settlers"
Your faulty logic or faulty (non) proof of assertion that it was always bloodshed is simply false
come and try to "settle" the land where groups of people are living to the exclusion of those people most aren't going to accept you.
Whom
Whom was "living to the exclusion of"
The Pueblo were living to the exclusion of the Cheyenne or Hopi
Yes of course they were "living to the ex..."
They didn't want to be enslaved raped or murdered