re: First Indigenous SI Model

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The inhabitants that are called “native” came over on a land bridge and wiped out the former peoples that were here, who also likely came over on a land bridge.


None of us are “indigenous” to North America if you go all the way back.

So, how many generations born on this continent does one need to be considered “indigenous”?

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All humans came from Africa. A very long time ago, people came to the America’s and settled all over. From modern Canada to southern Chile, in places as many as 10k years before the next group.


This next group came and slaughtered them all, and they formed the ancestors of current tribes, who also continued the tradition of killing other tribes at times to gain their land.

Now hypocritical terms like “First Nation” are used to garner sympathy because what they did for thousands of years was done to them a couple couple hundred years ago.

Well, almost. Unlike previously, genocide wasn’t the explicit goal. But in the modern world, there is a “white people” multiplier used on acts that determine how “bad” they are.