Grumblenuts
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So you're saying the interests of white people still conflict with those of Native Americans? White people can't have casinos? White people don't want to respect the treaties they once agreed to any more?Logically, a minority's interests could only conflict with those of whites given that minority was:Can you name ONE White interest that you would side with the whites vs any conflicting minority interests?
A. Not itself vastly identifiable as "white."
B. Economically (and therefore politically) more powerful than whites in general.
A conflict in interests does not require that.
American indian tribes have an interest in having their treaties respected so they can benefit from having casinos.
They have less economic and political power then whites, yet they have an interest and generally have it advanced and represented in policy.
Your attempt to pretend that such conflicts do not happen, is not realistic.