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 SO, after ruining my life and trying to offer something i cannot have in the 1st place, u thought u had done done somtin', FUCK the spies, FUCK black people, u do not like it?  GOOD b/c i do like u backstabbing whores, surrounded by stupid BLACK people and dumb LATINOS who actually think they are all that, FUCK all the ones who have ruined my life

The history of Native American massacres includes several instances where "false promises" of peace, safety, or protection were used by colonial or U.S. forces to disarm and kill Indigenous people. [1]
Notable Massacres Involving False Promises
  • Gnadenhutten Massacre (1782): Pennsylvania militiamen falsely promised a group of Christian Lenape Indians that they would be safely escorted to Fort Pitt for protection. Believing this promise, the Lenape surrendered their weapons (used for hunting). Once disarmed, the militia bound them and murdered nearly 100 men, women, and children.
  • Sand Creek Massacre (1864): Cheyenne and Arapaho leaders had been promised the protection of the U.S. Army and were told to camp at Sand Creek to show their peaceful intent. Despite flying a white flag of truce and an American flag, they were attacked by a 700-man force led by John Chivington, resulting in the slaughter of over 200 peaceful people.
  • Marias Massacre (1870): The U.S. Army attacked a band of Piegan Blackfeet led by Chief Heavy Runner. This specific band had previously been promised protection by the U.S. government. Approximately 200 people, mostly women, children, and elderly men, were killed.
  • Wounded Knee Massacre (1890): While often framed as a spontaneous conflict during a disarmament process, the Lakota had been led to believe they were being brought into a secure camp under military supervision. The subsequent indiscriminate fire killed approximately 300 Lakota people, many of whom were unarmed

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