Taking over

Well your history is a little off and it would have been a King rather than a President I think but I see what you are saying.

The English can be a pretty ruthless race especially back then when England ruled a large part of the World.

Very sorry for the bad things my ancestors did to yours.

In the modern day USA I thought you were free to live where you want and speak whatever language you feel is right for you.
I don't know what language you would like to speak but I'm sure it would be ok although I have heard some bad stuff about President Obama from a few people so maybe I'm wrong in thinking you are from a democracy

It isn't right. I am part Native American too, some of my ancesters were forced to participate in the "Trail of Tears". Some of my ancesters decided to adopt "white man" ways and live as white men. Those ancesters lived on a reservation in Indiana. Still our land was stripped from us, we are still being denied. I am a member of The Great Nation Of Miami Indians of Indiana, we are an organized tribe. The govt. still is denying us our rights. I live in Northern Ohio, this land once belonged to my ancesters, in a treaty with "our" govt, this land was deeded to my ancesters, then it was taken away. Treaties were not worth the paper they were written on. If you haven't done it yet, it would be a good thing to prove your heritage, prove that you are Cherokee, I don't know if there would be any benefits to you, but hey its worth a try. My tribes status as a tribe was stipped from us, we as a tribe have been trying to get federal recognition, if that happens there might be govt benefits available to us.

hi dfollin well I am sorry if any of my ancestors did yours wrong but I did no harm to anyone myself. and my ancestors came here from Enland and Scottland and Ireland. Also this is the landof the free and we can speak any language we choose. if you mean someone has insulted you that is just one person, nobody willstop you from sp eaking any language you choose. You are free to live anyway you wish, and whoever told you otherwise is a liar.I do think that our generation of Americans cannot be blamed for something that happened many many years before we were born.we cannot undo the past much as we may wish. to blame us for what happened then is useless And upsetting also.

i think that time has changed a lot. i too am a native of my own country and we were colonized by spaniards. history is history. i don't give too much issue who is native and who is not. and with modern times we have the same rights but of course if we hold on to our old culture and live a certain way that i could not live peacefully with the modern culture and so i better live somewhere else away from the city. and the native people who stick with their culture stays on isolated part but actually they liked to be part of the modern life. that they have new homes like the home we have now. and they tend to rich people also. cause they entertain tourist. they will just wear native dress and dance in front of the tourist and they get to earn a lot. and they have their own cars and get to wear their old or native dress and still enjoy the best of both worlds. and their children though is not any more living or dressed up like their fathers but still they still admit they are natives. so in essence what is part of history should only be for history to remember where we came from and not to divide us or the society.

I have ancestors on both sides of this issue. I don't know what tribe my ancestors are but I know they were in Illinois. Some of my ancestors came over on the Mayflower. The American Indian is not the first people to be displaced. People being displaced is a part of history all over the world. Alexander the great did it so did the mongles with Genghis Khan in china and Russia. The Romans did it and it also happened in Africa as well as in South America. When one group of people become strong they want to expand, so another group are pushed of their land. The American Indian did it to each other too.
Leonard Peltier was wanted in Wisconsin on charges of assault and attempted murder of a police office When he went to Pine Ridge to fight Richard Wilson and his goons. There were over 60 unsolved murders at Pine Ridge at that time.
Why arent you allowed to feed the squirrels. Are they becoming a nuisance to your neighbors? As for the deer if they are not culled then they can eat the vegetation down and end up starving and becoming ill. Who is telling you that you don't belong there and what language are they telling you have to learn? The last I knew this was The United States and our language was English. The civil rights movement was all about living in the neighbor hood of your choice. Has that changed and I was sleeping at that time?