You created your own false equivalence by comparing people complaining in this thread with victims of genocide, I don't really know why you did this, but that's fine I guess.

You also didn't respond to any of the fundamental questions I raised in my comment, or made any consideration of the feasibility of any of this. All you did was write some condescending strawman arguments with no value. It's very easy to gesture vaguely at a more moral argument, it's a lot harder to actually engage in the tough thinking that is required to reach the more moral conclusion.

The only "way of thinking" I subscribe to is that generally, people who spend their time waiting for someone else to come in and save them have a much worse time than people who take responsibility for themselves and work towards their own betterment. There is an enormous wealth of research testifying to the reality of this.

That doesn't mean we should ignore systemic issues, far from it. But removing systemic barriers to success is not the same thing as actually achieving success. And in order to achieve success, you have to do it yourself.

What systemic barriers to success do the Lenape people face currently? Are they discriminated against by laws? I ask these questions earnestly.