Forgiveness Ceremony: Veterans Kneel at Standing Rock
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- At Standing Rock Reservation, veterans take a knee before indigenous leaders and ask forgiveness on behalf of the United States.
Featuring Leonard Crow Dog and Wesley Clark, Jr.
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Shot and edited by Renée Renata Bergan.
it takes more courage to ask for forgiveness than to fire a gun, respect
SO TRUE!
💯✌🏼😎👏🏼
Good on him he's a hero to his people. For telling the truth about his people. Doing evil shit to people of culture
Why take accountability for something you did not do. Why allow someone to apologize to you for something you do not suffer from. This is all b.s. it's being kept alive by ridiculous "ceremonies" like this. We will never move forward when all we do is focus on the past. The people apologizing are frauds and attention seekers and the natives there apologizing to are frauds as well. They never owned this land. Back in the old days, land was taken by the most powerful king and army.
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I am the son of 2 military parents, I am so sorry, I ask for forgiveness
Coward.
@@fartsneed9464 Unamerican.
@@carlosangel9404 I dont take my cues on patriotism from pussies. Or people named Carlos. Fuck off.
You are forgiven💕
@@melanieblackelk4252 every time I think the internet is worthless.i run across a cousin or this or other videos of our people.
It is good to see.but I miss campfire.
Miyutake oyasin.
Wado
Bless you all .
I'm watching this two years later and bawling my eyes out
Me too.
I come back to it when I miss our people.
It makes me cry every time.
Healing tears of joy..
It jus shows you are human with fillings and as a indigenous person I cried as I watched this for the first time, some people say why these people ask for forgiveness they didnt hurt any of them yes true but its the uniform and government that they serve did thats what those people missed who said that we as indigenous people are luving people.... I luv ALL humans black WHITE BROWN WHATEVER WE NEED TO LEARN HOW TO LIVE TOGETHER AN LUV ONE ANOTHER
@@askem6483 yes yes yes
Bless the people with love in their hearts
as a fellow American Veteran, i want to give my utmost respects to ALL Native Tribes everywhere in the world. i dont know how much my old units were involved in actions against Native American tribes, but i also add my own apology for all actions and hope that we all can work together for a better future.
@BrittanyHayes Just commented Native Indigenous People should apologize for killing settlers when most Northern Tribes have enrolled members with settler names? I’m thinking she’s crazy because she even went to my channel and commented saying “Apologize” I’m like what? Check out her comments let me know your opinion as a U.S. VET, 🛑 STOP! First of all Thank You for your Service Sir’ my grandpa & uncle served🇺🇸. I wanted to help in some way so I became a Firefighter, a WildLand Firefighter who ended up helping with the recovery of Space Shuttle COLUMBIA back in 2003, everybody kind of forgets about this tragedy because of the invasion (shock & Awe campaign) in Iraq. Then to hurricane Rita & Katrina for FEMA. Now I’m home raising a family.
@@TwoGuns1891 much respect for your being a Firefighter. my dad was an EMT and a Volunteer Firefighter before having to work in the morgue due to severe injuries to his shoulder.
You were not those men. I too hope there will be a future of the tribes. In fact, there could be a lot they could teach us. Hopefully, God would forgive us for the horrible actions committed by our ancestors who basically stole this nation from it's true people.
"The earth doesn't belong to us, we belong to the earth"......
I cried through the entire video, as it showed Respect, Forgiveness, Honor and Love.
I'm a mess right now 😭. This is one of the beautifulest days of my life to have witnessed this. I thought this would never ever ever happen!
My dad told me my grandma had to cut her hair, because they would pull it as a form of punishment, before the actual punishment. She was not allowed to speak her language. She was abused, by teachers. I was told this by my father, 1/2 blooded Native American. My grandma full blooded Native American. And I myself 1/4 blooded Native American. I know I have some Scottish in me, Irish, English, and some others. And growing up we never really knew much of our culture. I live in Utah, and my mom the English, Scottish, Irish side, we didn't know much about either. But I do know that my heart is focused, and my spirit intent on the words and teachings of my Native ancestry, and the spirit I feel from my grandma, and my tribe. Just like how I feel watching this video.
Sounds like a bunch of made up bs to me
@@fartsneed9464 quit trolling little boy.
@@mawest4775 I'm not trolling. It sounds like a crock of made up Hollywood horse manure.
@@fartsneed9464 It isn’t though. You sound either too young to respect it, too unintelligent to understand it or a troll. In any one of those cases, maybe instead of leaving an incredibly disrespectful comment o. Something you know nothing of just move on to the next video.
@@mawest4775 respect isn't a sign of intelligence, boomer. It sounds like Hollywood horse manure. Utter pablum. Soap and Lampshades- tier propaganda for boomers.
As a Native American. I have learned it is good to remember but it is more powerful to forgive those who hurt your culture, your tribe, your people. The great spirits of my ancestors before me. Would not want me to seek vengeance but to forgive those who hurt my people and my culture.
This is a glorious occasion. One I will not soon forget
i am aboriginal of canada.i cried and weeped as i watched this.i along with my siblings and parents are the product of what they did to us in canada.residential,catholicism,etc etc etc etc etc.......i was part of 40 or so white people in a program for the company i worked for.it was called aboriginal awareness.and after the presentation,the white people,some in tears,apologized to me!! they felt they are descendants of the perpetrators and i,the descendant of those that were harmed...they felt they had an obligation to apologize.i graciously accepted as i am a proud and forgiving aboriginal.................... the people who stood up and believe in this North Dakota situation are very remarkable people and will be remembered by the Creator......all who are there will be remembered by the Creator
brewse64: After see this it brought me to tears. I am first generation American parents from Honduras. Sad that I when through high school with little knowledge of Native American history. I always hated westerns because they were portrayed in such a negative way. Dances with Wolves was such a beautiful movie which otherwise portrayed them in a positive way. Very honorable what the veterans went there to do at Standing Rocking! Even more so to ask the Lakota Chief for forgiveness for what White man's ancisteter did to the Native Americans! This would be much better world if we eliminated greed and the oligarchs! We could live in peace & harmony.
Did you? Did you cried and weeped?
Miyutake Oyasin my cousins..
I.am Tsalagi.
Osiyo
Blessings to you all.
It is good to speak of what has hurt our hearts for so long..
I agree with every w Ord you said and empathize.
Bless the cousins in Canada..
I cryed so hard watching this.
as a member of an indigenous tribe and a veteran this whole video struck a cord with me. I do think a lot of the veterans there were asking for forgiveness not just for the wrongs that the original units that committed the atrocities against the indigenous tribes of North America but for the atrocities they themselves had committed during their service. I think this was a very powerful ceremony that went a long way to healing everyone on many fronts.
Both my Mother and Grandmother were sent to Indian Schools to be civilized, they were shamed and diminished in many ways but always spoke of their experience as a opportunity to understand those who are lost and show them Love, Forgiveness and the way back to Grandfather. Grandma reminded us that all people have indigenous beginnings but most have lost their connection and knowledge of it.
I'm so happy to see this about time tell never forget it
In hard times...
I return to this to remind myself
There are good people in this world.
Osiyo
Wado
Miyutake Oyasin
At a loss for words but feel I must comment. Tears overflowing my eyes. This video shows the best of humanity! I want to add my own apology to the proud Indian people and beg their forgiveness for all that's been done to them in my name. World Peace! It's time to stop allowing the evil powers that be to get us to hate each other and fight their wars based only on lies and deceit! 911 Truth Now!
change your Manpons....put the Tutu awat
Do you have a better idea? Maybe not to do anything at all? The best way would be the soldiers who shot natives at Wounded Knee to come and tell the descendants they are sorry. But there is no way to bring them back. These veterans know they did not do any harm but the uniform they wear represents the institution that did. So you think is better not to have anything at all or what do you propose as an alternate solution. If yo
u have a better idea it will be welcome.
@@fartsneed9464 I mean I share you anger that the same apology should be given by native Americans towards settlers but this is no way to be a dick.
One of the most beautiful things I've ever witnessed.
Cried when it first was posted..
When I've no hope..i go watch it again..cry and pray.
Miyutake oyasin
I want to hug a Native American too
I as an aboriginal was there to see this, I'm from Alaska, full blood as the government needs to know my blood. It is a start to healing to hear the words spoken can't take away the pain but it helps to start a better understanding...
I really want the natives to apologize to settler descendants of dead loved ones by the hands of native Americans
@@brittanyhayes1043 I mean, if you left them the fck alone they probably wouldn’t have been dead, lol
@@thecommunistpotato6247 You obviously have not paid any attention to history AT ALL my dude.
@@brittanyhayes1043 I mean, think about it, if you did leave them alone, they probably wouldn’t have needed a reason to kill settlers, innocent or not. Sure some tribes were far more militant than others.
So very moving! Thank you to all who participated and thank you for posting this! I am heartbrokenly sorry for my unwoke participation, as a white person of European descent, in the brutal structures of empires that for centuries have wreaked havoc on indigenous people and the earth.
I will honor and learn from indigenous people and work diligently and creatively as an ally to build a world of love, justice, siblinghood and reverence for the earth.
This is so humbling that we need to take a moment to Honor the Truth of the Sincerity of the gesture and Interaction of what Forgiveness looks like. Please don't get stuck with the poison of not giving your forgiveness. True Healing can begin!
this is so powerful they are so brave and shame the government
Every native American Indian is a sacred relic. Their heritage must be preserved and coveted.
Yes, scalp ripping is such a beautiful relic
Why? What have these people ever done for you?
They were just fauna.
You're forgiven💕
Much Love.. What a moment in time.. Peace and Blessings... We all share this mother, we must have respect and Love for our children to endure..
Respect to the veterans who asked for forgiveness, now that's a healing nation! It takes a lot for them to do so, my respect to them.💪🏼✌🏼😎👏🏼👏🏼🤩
At the Time, back then “They Had To Kill Us…they had to kill us,…but they Cannot break Our Spirit” -ThunderHeart✊🏽👍🏽☝🏽💪🏽
yá'át'ééh
This my ancestors would be happy to see.
I am happy to see acknowledgement and the power in our culture of forgiveness.
Very Moving Moment.......
Native Americans 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏#respect
We must heal and then work together to overthrow those who make us fight each other.
This was very moving. My only complaint was all the photographers there. I know they wanted a record of this with photos, but all of the shutters clicking and photographers jockeying around to take photos was distracting. Especially when there is an elder speaking. The ceremony was very touching, not only the veterans who asked for forgiveness, but, the graciousness of the tribe.
Love Will Prevail!
And, I have watched this video over and over. It has inspired me to make amends to the tribes on whose historic and ancestral hunting lands I now live: For two years now I have paid my property taxes twice, once to the county government, and once to the tribal councils. I will continue to do so until the US government makes official amends, and reparations.
A proud people finally got something for their suffering, albeit little, but they still did.
... This apology took way too long to be said and even longer to be recognize. The Native American culture was almost wiped out for no good reason except for GREED. Im shaking my head for humanity.....
Why would they bother you? The apology was too long? Smdh some people just can't be satisfied
@@candaceleon1724 He meant that it took too long to say sorry for what their ancestors did to the first nation. Not that this video is too long.
Can't change the past or re-write history. We can however learn from it and never repeat it , which a lot of people unfortunately have issues not doing. But one day maybe we will liv in peace and all the wars , suffering and discrimination will be a thing of the past . When we stop listening to the all the politicians who crave war and power .
That is what I call respect
This hit my soul the war's are over we need to do everything in our power to protect all of our ancestors ! in the end all we want is life may that be the new plague that washes over this earth -Amen.
As a native, we understand that you were just taking orders. We love the veterans who gave their lives to protect us… thank you so much
we wll forgive you but we will not forget
Terrance EagleFeather
Please don't assume these pathetic people speak for the US, Natives are not owed an apology.
@@barneyshpaenglezz3570 These so called natives are a disgrace to their ancestors. Genocide would have been mercy. Every Native American today is a sham.
@@fartsneed9464 No, you are a Sham😠! How dare you😈!
@@fartsneed9464 we aren't samurai or suicide bombers. There is no disgrace is living your fight another day, boy. You're out of your league
@@purpandorange FUCK YOU ASSHOLE😇😹😂
They deserve a seat at the UN.
I'd be lying if I said I understood the point or even the logic behind this ceremony. But the sincere emotion and clearly peaceful intent shown here is truly beautiful. ❤
i guess you failed american history class in high school...
There is no point. Its all self righteous bullcrap.
@@lolouro2266 I excelled at history, thank you. I will never understand the logic behind apologizing for crimes you did not commit. None of the people kneeling ever did a single thing to hurt any First Nations people. Their ancestors did. But that's not their fault.
@@fartsneed9464 It would seem so, yes.
we’re still respected by some. i love it
Very touching
Thanks for sharing; take care
When a organisation apologises for the acts of their forebears that cannot because they are dead. I am grateful. To acknowledge a terrible history opens the path to a better understanding and present. CrankyGranny Western Australia
I can't believe what we have done to there land," shame on us
The Native Americans were slaughtering each other performing human sacrifices enslaving each other way before Europeans arrived. acting like all of them were innocent is dishonest and enough with this whole whites need to apologize Stupid nonsense by that logic arabs would have to apologize for the 1200 years of slavery they put Africans through and Asians would have to apologize for the crimes of the Mongol empire they killed 40 million.
@@Endgame707 Makes sense but it was a select group of Northern American tribes that did sacrificing, sacrificing was way more common in Mesoamerica and South America, don’t categorize them all into one. Also, (in the Pacific North West) despite taking slaves, slaves were often treated with respect, usually given clothing, shelter, food, and sometimes free will. You see, they did this because they knew their slaves were still human, like them, and that they were only doing what their leader told them to do. Now this is different in many places but the PNW was very unique compared to American slavery.
very powerful ..much damage and wrong and evil has been done..this is epic, all all the treaties broken.
One Father and One Mother Earth First Nation's
so schön...ich liebe es....vergeben, vergessen, und in liebe und mitteinander weitermachen!
This must be, Every single day and another day. I love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love you all family of Mother Earth
Please forgive us
Some interesting comments on here. There are those saying it is not for these people to apologise or give forgiveness as they were not the ones doing it ... this is based on the premise that time is linear and in one direction ... that is simply our perception. Our human minds have come to believe that it is that way. The energetic thread running through our ancestral lines are healed by such events. For an event such as this, the healing for the planet and the land and the people is huge! For those quoting 'logic' may I remind you of the duality in everything ... the intuitive is just as important. Native indigenous tribes, both past and present, have far greater connection to the collective, and understand their duties to their descendants, which the so called civilised world has forgotten or we would not believe that economic progress and profit beyond all else is more important than preserving the environment for our descendants. It is the viewpoint as displayed by some here that is part of the problem. Beyond all else the world needs more love and compassion and this event has shown me that there are many good and honourable people making a difference ... and long may it continue!
You and I and all other white people benefit from white privilege every day. :-(
Erin Winslow "white privilege" is an excuse that was made up to justify black laziness
@@purpandorange false. The majority of welfare is given to white Republicans
It is liberating to watch this.
This is a good movement for everyone. And for all the world to see.
respect
Big respect🙌
Wow !!! My respect to these brave men and women , first time i see this video
Interesting that the Native Americans are the ones going to hug the veterans, not the other way. It must be part of the ceremony.
Its just that way we INDIGENOUS people show respect an our grateful for what they have done its jus our indigenous way we are taught to do at any ceremony. Weddings the bride and groom stand an welcome everyone with a hug and a hand shake a funeral all the family members stand in one line as we shake their hands and hug them an say some kind words to them or a if someone's being honored then the person that's being honored stands while everybody shows respect by shaking their hand and hugging them like this.... I luv my indigenous ways we are affectionate people
This was a good thing to see and hear.
We forgive, we won't forget!!
This is part of American history
I couldn't resist crying either! I ask for forgiveness!
Nothing will ever be enough. Dont feed the bears.
Has a Native American I do not accept these apologies myself I want these people to put into action if they really mean these apologies return what they have stolen from our people and do it now
Humbly praying for those who are taking freedom from us and hurt the NATION AND THE CHILDREN OF THE FUTURE. forgive me for being angry at the people who surround me and cause me and my family to be forced to live according to their own personal gain by not having any compassion for not being honest. I don't want to live under man's lawlessness to which profits only those who have money to cover their deeds with no consequences. Integrity is easy to claim from your mouth, another thing to live in the way of its Blessing. So I lay down my heart and ask for help from Tankashila to raise me up and restore what is good and right. WOPILA WOPILA WOPILA WOPILA 🦋
We as Pikuni (Blackfeet Reservation) we got Smallpox in blankets, along with the government rations they gave us, we thought we were being helped. We have felt the extinction of the Buffalo, one of our camps was Massacred by Eugene Baker, Major Eugene Baker along with his 2nd Calvary,…they only killed elders, women, and children…where were the men?…well they just happened to be out hunting trying to get food. Heavy Runners Camp, A Peaceful Camp who was abiding by the treaty and thought his camp was Protected by the U.S. Government. Heavy Runner stood out in front of his Tipi waving a white paper he thought was protection, Major Baker didn’t have time to read it, so he slaughtered everyone and everything☝🏽✊🏽💪🏽
If these veterans apologized for the wrongs that there ancestors did then you can apologize on behalf of your ancestors for the massacre of settler and pioneer families who were killed by native Americans.
@@brittanyhayes1043 we (as Native Americans Do Not have to Apologize for S-H-I-T!) Sorry but yea…not by a long shot, I don’t care if your one of those “I’m sorry for what you went through” and/or “You guys done freeloading off the gov” oh and Brittany, take a look at your family tree and be Thankful & count your blessings. Be thankful the government didn’t smile at you and give you a blanket with Smallpox, be blessed that your Generations before you didn’t suffer like mine did….1870’s Blackfeet Territory Major Eugene Baker & his Calvary ran down on a Blackfoot encampment of 250+ women & children along with the elders while the men were out hunting. To top it off this was a Peaceful encampment led by Heavy Runner who was holding a Piece of Paper that wrote that this encampment is Protected by the u.s. government. Wrong encampment and you are a part of the invaders that brought famine and Disease, you are a part of genocide towards us natives. So yes we killed intruders with no apologies because we were not set free like our Black Friends but instead We were corralled into a piece of land, took everything that was worth to us away. We don’t apologize to invaders, all they brought was pain, suffering & disease….Sorry not sorry brittany.
@@TwoGuns1891 That small pox blanket thing is a myth but okay
@@TwoGuns1891 I still think you should apologize if we have to apologize. Apologize for the Hampton Massacure if your Cherokee, the Oatman Massaure if your Chomachee. Etc. There will be no land back of you don't make effort to at least say sorry.
@@TwoGuns1891 My ancestors suffered the Black Plague and developed immunity for it buddy. Sorry yall had terrible immunity.
Blessed be to all
My Grandfather was murdered when I was 10 years old for being Cherokee.
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That was cool too see 👍🏾
용서는 의식으로만 되지 않는다. 그들의 가르침을 받아들여 땅을 소유하지 않는 것을 실천해야 한다. 그것은 용서이상이다. 그럼 스스로를 구원할테니...
is that title correct squatting on ceremonial?
He was not sent by the US GOVERNMENT?
Very powerful to these white people white veterans to do this is humbling and I honor them
No this is ridiculous no one should apologize for the crimes of another person by this logic native Americans would have to apologize to each other as well for all the human sacrifices they would do as well as conquest war and slavery
@@Endgame707 But first, let’s have the Americans apologize to the innocent Iraqi’s, Iranians, Syrians, Japanese, Filipinos, Germans, Czech, Micronesian, Hawai’ian, and Spanish (Latino and Latinas of every Spanish-American colony) people, and most natives already did apologize to others natives for past actions, it was when they didn’t accept the apology that it got complicated.
Todas estas cosas que estos estadounidenses están confesando que le hicieron a estos nativos norteamericanos, nos las hicieron ellos a nosotros los puertorriqueños... Nos atacaron, nos invadieron, nos quitaron nuestra tierra, firmaron acuerdos que luego rompieron, bombardearon nuestra tierra para probar armas químicas y biológicas, tomaron a nuestros niños en las escuelas y los obligaban a cambiar nuestro idioma, querían eliminarle al puertorriqueño el idioma que recibieron de sus padres, no nos han respetado, contaminaron nuestra tierra, nos han lastimado de muchas formas, pero Nunca, NUNCA han venido a decirnos que lo sienten, ni que están a nuestro servicio, ni mucho menos que imploran nuestro perdón.
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Hi Bob
The Madras Regiment.👍🏻
They did not apologize to me. I'm the Direct Descendant of Brave and Sitting Bull. Their apology didn't mean squat. It's all a bunch of empty words.
They know not to mention the 1866 treaty.
You cannot own land you cant protect.
Words are not enough apologies are not enough unless acted upon with good works to undo what you have done in the past that is to restore our tribal lands respecting our sacred sites protecting our four-legged winged and swimming relatives that you wantingly kill and abuse continuously we want you to respect our sky Our Father and our mother earth do not harm our mother earth by cutting her skin and building your polluting cities Etc restore our lands and then we will take your apology seriously
For usa people who laugh with cynism and say that these guys harm themselves for crimes they don't commited like some martyrs... This is not risible, because it's exactly what Jesus did and this is for that reason he still adored because he took the sins of people on himself in pure empathy. I'm absolutely not christian but i understand now. And i know that USA is a very christian nation so think about it.
Apologize if my english is a little bad
Jesus would never tell somebody they are guilty for sins they didn't commit, there is nothing more anti-Christian than that.
You were kind and well understood.
Jesus lives in all our hearts..
It's love not dogma
But I think it is fair that these Native American tribes apologize the same for murdered pioneer and settler family’s though. You think it’s cowardly to not apologize to native Americans and the atrocities done to them, it’s also cowardly to not ask forgiveness for the decendants of the murdered settler relatives or family members.
To receive forgiveness first you must have done something wrong?So what did they do wrong in order to receive forgiveness for what crime?
Custer did nothing wrong
Who and what then are the true enemy -- the lizards, their other evil ET allies and the AI, that guides the lot.
"Mensheit ist erwach von dem coma"
It would be great if the same apology can be towards settlers and pioneer families attacked by native Americans to even this out. It cowardly to only apologize for one side.
Ok Rambo Buzz off 👍🏻
A man who has never harmed a Native American asking forgiveness from a man who has never been harmed by the man asking for forgiveness. You can't receive or give forgiveness for offenses committed that you had no part of. We are responsible only for our own actions.
People do not live in a vacuum. History matters.
those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
I read you say that sir and it is an understandable viewpoint because you and I have been taught to think ourselves as a unity : a mind-body person. But have you realized events in the past that you did not do and I did not do still affect us? Because we are linked together, and I don't even mean in some magical way. No. Concretely. Concretely somewhere someone is the grand grand grand son of a White man who killed a Native American man. And that grand grand grand son of a White man has been friends with the grand grand grand grand son of another White man and they built something together maybe that profited other grand grand grand grand son of another White man and soon enough a lot of people from the past are linked together to a lot of people in the present and even if we don't know exactly who did what in the past after some time we have this amazing possibility to express how we feel about that past when that past is a haunting past, because that past is a haunting past. I am not even American and the reality that Native Americans have been killed even when there were treaties, that haunts me. That hurts me. So you may take this ceremony on the symbolic level. Even if it is much more than that.
Leila Cherradi Leila, I appreciate your point and I understand the atrocities done in the past, atrocities by all involved. I don't want to erase that because history teaches us lessons of the past. I was just pointing out that you and I don't have the power or authority to ask forgiveness for others. Nor can we grant forgiveness for wrongs others have done. We are responsible for our own actions and rightfully held accountable for our actions. in order to move on it takes acknowledgement of the past and both parties need total agreement that the wrongs are never to be repeated. a clean, fresh start is what we should do. It's all we can do. Can you feel sorrow for the past? Of course. That's normal for most. We just can't bear the blame for what others have done just like we can't take credit for good deeds we didn't do.
Hi dearest, I appreciate what you say and I appreciate how you say it : in a non-violent manner. Obviously we agree to disagree. I do feel that my view was not just based on opinion. I have tried to show you that we are more than each one an individual but I failed. It's ok. What I can say is that it certainly meant a lot for the persons who are in the vid and it even meant a lot for me to see this vid : I really felt like a huge weight has been taken off my shoulders. I could say it another way : those who currently killed the Native Americans are not alive anymore, so they can't say these words, but these people could and they did in place and time where and when they could. It's like when a mother dies and the father is left to be a mom and a dad to his kids. He will say things he was not supposed to if the mom had been still there able to take her responsibilities as a mom. You see what I mean? Anyways, wishing you well! Namaste.
Making apologies for a sin your ancestors commited is just pure self-hatred..
The sins of your ancestors is your benefit. If you really don’t want to be blamed for your ancestors, return the land they stole, pay descends of slaves their labor and return to your ancestors place of origin.
Atonement is not self hatred.
@@GaryHField So, for example black people should atone for every murder committed against white people too? As well as turks, and every nation or race. Why always whites should practice such ridiculous, hypocritical act?
@@latoyawright3900 No. we either share or we all die.
@@brittanyhayes1043 then Be forever condemned.
This is pathetic. I'm so sick of this
Ok , so give 3 /4 of Europe back to the Romans... and all of Asia to Attila the hun. Oh and give all of Persia back to Iraq??
You stupid? Europe didn’t belong to the Romans. They conquered it, but it is not their land, except for Italy. They can’t even conquer the lands of the Germanic and Slavic people. Persia is its own kingdom, it never belonged to Iraq.
This is the most pathetic thing I've ever seen in my life. We don't owe Native an apology and it's sickening seeing these veterans disgrace themselves like this.
Aren’t you a sick fuck? YOUAREDISGUSTING
@@carriesee7209 I mean he's kinda right tho I don't see Spain or Portugal apologizing to the natives of Latin America
@@PCG_Productions Most natives of Latin America have a say so in what goes on in their respective states and such, northern natives do not, however. That’s a major play into why natives from Spain don’t ask for a apology
I apologize for nothing. America won, deal with it.
Brad Clifton you have a Stormcloak symbol for your icon everyone beats the Stormcloaks they lose every time
Unthinkable. May the rebellion prevail!
Brad Clifton only God will bring you to your knees. Bless you
Brad Clifton That is why you will never be nothing but trailer park trash.
well said!!!!
Also I'd like to apologize to the Dodo Bird...the White Rhino and the Javan Tiger....we wiped you out. Bigger stronger or smarter always wins.
THIS MEANS NOTHING !!!!!
An apology may have been given but what replaces blood, land, lives of innocent, the language, how many bodies are buried unmarked because of those calvarymen how many, treaties broken, lies, they maybe forgiven but what was done will never be forgotten. Even tho they have forgiven I don't.