Telling the history as it is - is saying that Native Americans & settlers both lost tons of lives. Because that is the truth. In the end - Native Americans lost out more compared to settlers.

To tell anyone alive today - that wasn't a part of it, that they should feel bad about it though, that's leftist propaganda. Nobody alive today partook in any of that.

I'm not going to dislike my country because it was born out of blood. Every country was born out of blood. That's the point of the OP meme.

Right and the Natives that didn't want peace definitely didn't go around scalping the English Settlers right? That much never happened.

What happened is that settlers settled - natives and settlers made peace. Not all settlers and not all natives wanted peace. Those particular natives and settlers decided war was best. They did so to the point that the folks that didn't want war, got dragged into it by both sides of the equation.

The reason settlers are looked to have committed genocide in that equation is because they won. They had better weapons and better coordination between their armies.

Dude: meets the love of his life
Love of his life: I'm really into finger play.

Amen

Let's put awareness in another situation - Corn per acre. If the entire small town had a good idea of how much corn per acre is being grown... Let's say that per acre - there are 25 bushels of corn on average. Take all the acres & count the corn... You have so many bushels of corn per acre.

Then suddenly the small town learns of a few new corn fields that nobody in the small town knew about, due to how the birds and the needs work, you would see an upswing in the amount of corn per acre. You could even easily see the bushels double to 50 bushels of corn on average per acre because of new information.

But to go from 25 bushels of corn per acre to 15,000 bushels of corn per acre, you're not talking about some birds and bees and people learning about new crops they didn't know existed... Those kinds of numbers only happen through agricultural engineering. Someone had to plant all of that and work the field to get it ready to get that kind of upswing.