Yes, they did suffer a very horrible fate aside from the few who own casinos now.
Most Native Americans divide the assets generated by the casinos among the tribe. Besides, this doesn't negate the past. They weren't given casinos in 1804 and told "off you go".
However, I digress, surely the Native Americans held some anti-White sentiments which may have been well justified? There land is encroached on, they are killed, given diseases, I could go on. There was probably some of them who like you were multiculturalists and they sat down at the tribal meeting saying sure there's been violence and diseases but they aren't ALL bad, we need more diversity, we need to be culturally enriched, irregardless of the cost to our own way of life.
A few things:
-The Natives (in North America anyway) weren't initially hostile on a large scale to European settlers. And vice versa, the Europeans depended on the natives for their very survival. It was a very cooperative first acquaintance.
-You're lumping all Europeans together with other Europeans. The French were not the British, who were not the Spanish. The French were not interested in exterminating the native population because they were after
trade and commodities. It doesn't really set up an ideal marketplace when all of your associates are dead. Think of current immigration as the way the French wanted business with the natives. Immigrants don't want to exterminate the Americans like the British so they can reclaim New Mexico. They want jobs. And we have plenty of those for them. The Spanish wanted gold, and of course, gold is gold. This means certain death. As the most heavily armed nation on Earth that spends more on defense than every country on the planet combined, I'm not particularly worried about boat people invading and pillaging the US.
On a typical day I will see numerous pick up trucks pass by my residence, many of them carrying several Hispanics ready for a hard days of work landscaping. Let's say they are earning a wage of $10 an hour. Now we open the flood gates of immigration and there are millions more looking for work and many of the recent immigrants also perform this type of labour. Now the people I see earning $10 an hour will either likely lose their job or have downward pressue exerted on their wages seeing them earn $9 or $8 per hour.
Or an upward pressure will be exerted on wages in order for employers to remain competitive.Why are people kicking down the door to get into Costco, but not Sams Club? This is what happened in the 1950s and prior when suddenly millions of black southerns migrated north for industrial work and when vets returned home from the war. Also, assuming you're talking about illegal Hispanics in the back of those trucks, I will bet you every penny I own that they're not making $10 an hour.
PS - "labour" is spelled "labor" in the US. Just a heads up
It's not a popularity contest. Is it that hard to understand that when we're trillions in debt we can't afford more people who need food stamps, health care, public education for their kids, a slew of other benefits and contribute little in taxes?
Where exactly does every dollar in tax go? If we had a central bank that didn't charge exuberant interest in order to control the money supply, we'd owe a lot less to the bank. If we didn't spend as much on
abandoned machines of war that are scraped before thy hit the dance floor, we would have a lot more revenue. I'm not taking millions if dollars, I'm talking about hundreds of billions. These resources could be allocated elsewhere, in sectors that could actually reduce the debt rather than contribute to it. Besides, Obama has racked up a slower rate of federal debt growth since
Eisenhower.
Picture America as a company
I'd rather not, but I'll humor you.
a small business perhaps. They have a team of salesmen, the business is in serious debt, they have several successful salespeople who bring in much more revenue than they are paid out in commissions and base pay, and several rather ineffective employees who are costing the company money. Nonetheless, they are on the brink of bankruptcy and in serious debt. It would obviously not be wise for the business to hire scores of new employees who would not bring in sales revenue in a sum greater than their base pay, as it would drive the company further into debt. Simple economics.
This is business, not economics. Business is incentivized by profits, accumulation of assets and market growth, not the general well-being of is employees. Simple economics would be to ensure that needs are met according to demand
at the lowest possible cost. As for your company, I would suggest they change their attitude. It's obviously not working.