Letter to President Pierce Essay

This article talks about the contrast between the albumin creation and the red man not understanding one another. Indians as exposit in this are connected to the cosmos people who are one with nature, while the white man is described as people who destroy the earth, or consumers of the earth. As one of the points Seattle has pointed out is how the two work force chatter land. The red man views the land as sacred, of which has to be protected, while the white man see land as an object, a thing, which could be puzzlen whenever they want it. Another comparison by Seattle is the red man being peaceful in seclusion while the white man loves chaos and destruction. Both men cannot understand the other. The red man wonders why the white man steals their horses, slaughters the buffalo that they use for food, and take the land away. Later in the article the red man, or the indian concludes that whether it may be a red man or a white man, both are human beings, and both are connected to one another, and what happens to one human, happens to all.Native americans, also known as the red man were the first people before the white men came into America, so the article tells the truth. White men intruded the red men by hunting buffalo the Indians chief(prenominal) food source so that they would move out or starve to death. White men also took the Indians lands, forcing them to live somewhere else, when the Indians are used to roaming the earth the land, hunting game, free with no boundaries. The red men were forced to adapt to the life of the white man, and lived in the cities, where it is chaotic, loud and confined.In conclusion, the article tells that all men are equal, and what happens to one happens to another, which is also what other people believe. To name a few Do not do unto others what you want others to do unto you. (Confucius) and also the sacred scripture states, Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath for it is written, Ve ngeance is mine I will repay, saith the Lord. (Romans 1219 KJV) totally men believe that there will be redemption to people who take advantage of other people for self-gain.