He's a historian. While he does receive payment for his writting, it is not his main profession. Maybe you should apply for the job of editor rather than just a resident nitpicky douchbag.

I would like to know more about these 50,000 crimes. Could you please site your source.

Unusable land? Really? Here in Arizona you have Scottsdale, one of the most affluent cities in Arizona, just to the east of it is a reservation. Divided only by the highway (the 101) same land, same water rights. It is a slum. It is referred to as "the wall". South of Phoenix there lays a quaint farm town called Levine. Levine is filled with lush fields and well maintained homes. South of that lies another reservation. Same soil, same water rights. It is covered in graffiti and riddled with poverty. The only difference is pride, or lack thereof. A lack of pride that can only be developed by decades of dependency from the federal government. Another point that I think a lot of people miss is that the reservation is the most segregated...

Some people hold the veiw that one race is superior to another, should that veiw be respected? Some people hold the view that they have a right to other people's belongings, I don't respect that viewpoint The idea that all veiwpoints should be respected sounds nice, but make s no sence. Some points of view deserve no respect. The

To suggest such a thing is to suggest that slavery had an economic benefit. Slavery was a drag on this country,and slowed our economy.

To suggest such a thing is to suggest that slavery had an economic benefit. Slavery was a drag on this country,and slowed our economy.