The United States must frequently consider the history of treaties with indigenous peoples when conducting itself. And while I am not suggesting the the violation of treaties was anything but shameful, Has any empire, from the Hsia to the Romans to The British ever treated the indigenous peoples of conquered lands better than the United States treated theirs?
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