>>2422935 (OP)The plains Indians' claim to stolen land is tenuous, at best. I occasionally fish the Yellowstone river, is that my river? I occasionally ski and camp around Cooke City, are the Beartooth Mountains my land? So, because they set up their teepees for a couple months on the plains of the Black Hills, that's ALL their land? They didn't work the the land, they didn't build anything, all they did was occupy space for a short period, but we're expected to cede it's their land?
In this part of the country agrarian tribes like the Arikara, Mandan, and Hidatsa, have a stronger claim to the land, since they staked claim to a homeland, cultivated crops, and fished the Missouri river through the seasons. If anything the plains Indianiggers were pests, even to the agrarian natives before the white man, and these tribes had to regularly defend themselves from a Spring incursion of the nomadic Sioux tribes, killing their braves, hunting the herds that fed them, and abducting their children and women.
I guarantee this Indianigger is a Sioux, she has the phenotype, maybe Oyate. The fact is the plains Indianiggers have ALWAYS been playing the game of conquest, and they fucking lost at their own game. If you look back into the white man's interactions with agrarian tribes it is more peaceful, they had a similar way of life, because the tribes were more accommodating of the white man's ways. In reality the primary factor that caused the agrarian tribes to lose their land was disease. There are many stories of fur trappers happening upon Cherokee villages, fish still hung to smoke, and the only sign of life bleating cry of a small child, the soul survivor of an inevitable blight. It's sad, yes, but that is the way of the world. Being hung-up on shit that happened 300 years ago is fucking gay.