That phrase is problematic as it indicates “defending property from indigenous attackers” when it was the other way around when the settler wagons encroached upon their lands.
That’s fair. I mean to reference their tendancy to deny and defend regardless of how egregious the action in question. They consider themselves above the law.
That phrase is problematic as it indicates “defending property from indigenous attackers” when it was the other way around when the settler wagons encroached upon their lands.
That’s fair. I mean to reference their tendancy to deny and defend regardless of how egregious the action in question. They consider themselves above the law.