In Ruben's blog I noticed a view with very plausible sources to credit the whites with a reason to treat the natives the way they did. I agree with him, even though they had a reason or a motive it doesn't make it okay. They suffered what the white americans did, but what they went through was gradally becoming much worse. His views are always controversial, but are usually backed by logic.
In Mykaella's blog I noticed she was pretty thorough with what she discussed. She has a supportive view towards the native americans which is to be expected. She mentions how Native Americans are not treated like normal human beings. This is a horrible thing to do to any person let alone a group of individuals. The challenges they went through should not be forgotten.
In Arshad's blog i agree with whart he wrote, he used facts and believed that the Native Americans should of had their own rights and beliefs. I liked that he told some of the events that happened and use his sincere thoughts. I also liked that he kept his topic on the religion matter because it's true that one should believe what they chose to and not be force to believe something they dont want to.
In Ligny's blog she wrote about the assimilation of the Indians. The Indians were very level headed people but the whites saw them as animals. The whites tricked the Native Americans to give up their lands and moved them to reservation camps. The whites broke all of their promises and used little effort to understand the Native Americans.
In Angel's blog I noted a focus on the Natives ordeals with reservation camps and broken deals and promises. He talks about how they did not keep up their ends of their bargains. He writes and I cannot help but think in the frustrations of the Native American group as a whole. It was an ardious ordeal and the whites have pretty much all the blame.
