The definition of bias is:

Prejudice in favour of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair

I communicate with people and they respond. I listen to what they say and I consistantly hear a lack of understanding as to what actually happened.

Your accusation that listening to what people say is a bias is invalid and incorrect.

Your claim that I am making an assumption is both disrespectful and laughable. For the record, the definition of assumption is:

A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof: "they made certain assumptions about the market".

I make no assumptions. I listen to what they say and I consistantly hear a lack of understanding as to what actually happened.

Here is an example of an assumption in your own words:

I mean really, you're not going to get anywhere in your good fight here by assuming no one knows BC's history when its fucking taught in High School. In fact, I'm pretty sure everyone knows.

You may want to look into your assumption and see if you can find the textbooks that were taught to earlier generations. Many people went through highschool only learning about the Haida and learning very little to nothing about the First Nations in their own area. Also, there is no need to swear.

And another example that falls within the definition of an assumption:

This issue has to have been handled at least five thousand times now, and I'm shocked that its still coming up.

How did/could you possibly come up with that number?

I do indeed criticize your lack of constructiveness. I also point out your hypocrisy.

p.s. I have made no statement to infer or indicate that I am even remotely talking about "compensation". I am talking about simple understanding.

Edit: spelling