Heres the facts. From a guy with direct ties to, and land on reservations.

There was basically no such thing as "Native American land". A tribe had a village somewhere, maybe even 2 or 3, and ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in between. There was no infrastructure. No homes. No tracts of farm land. Not even any form of appreciable roadwork. It was empty and unoccupied, unused and unutilized. It was blank land. At best some dudes wondered through and hunted it, which me putting a house up on interferes with approximately zero. White people didnt come through and push anyone off of anything because it was all empty anyway.

Not to mention the Native American "genocide" was the results of Native Americans starting wars, thinking they could become vikings, and being the aggressors in EVERY SINGLE CASE.

At one point (almost) the entirety of the Native American peoples declared war against France. Despite not owning a ship or knowing how to get to France.

Throughout these wars the Natives were never helpless victims and killer many civilians that earned retaliation and eventually had to receive like tactics to get Natives to stop killing Frank on a farm. The military rode against a military, and Natives killed far more white people than vice versa.