http://freerangereport.com/the-case-for-abolishing-the-federal-indian-reservation-system/

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Oh this is a good one.

let us start with the United States government has not honored a single treaty that is made with an indigenous tribe.

Add in all the massacres under a flag of peace?

Biological warfare in the hands of smallpox infectious blankets knowingly given to native tribes.

The massive amount of crimes committed and blamed on innocent people while the actual perpetrators continue to commit crimes.

Add in the wonderful amount of corruption from the bureau of Indian affairs. Rampant theft of food blankets and financial means. 

Through decades of poor diet do to US department of agriculture commodities. which two most people on the reservation with no jobs and no economic futures was the only thing keeping them from starvation.

native American reservations are still classified as prisoner of war camps by the United States army.

Tribal governments are completely controlled by federal interest. If the drive decided to do something like medical marijuana or even growing hemp for fiber. Federal interest would make sure to stop any programs for economic success unless they were approved.

Tribal governments have been set up to be excessively corrupt and always to control the population. 

I would counter this argument about removing reservations by simply saying by all means we would love for that stolen land to be returned.

If you guys want to pay for the land by all means let's work out an agreement.

We could always use the 1806 treaty...

Although there are quite a few earlier historical treaties were honored. By all means let's have a court find out what's right. Let alone damages to indigenous people. I can also add in the nuclear weapons testing in the south Pacific ocean bikini atoll?

That is another situation that needs to be contained for sure. 

But how about the uranium mines on the native American reservations? 

We have many issues by neglecting the heritage of the nation. Let alone preservation of what remains. 

# The diseases brought by settlers killed 99% of the population. And all the culture and knowledge. 

What remains is a fragment of the past. One that played way more than what we believe now.