This is a complex issue because resitution does need to be made for historic wrongs, but "Turtle Island is stolen indigenous land and Whites should go back to Europe" is LARPy Tankie Bullsh[inks].
I agree it should be a goal, but only if the government (say, the United States) simply wants to try to do some good to help groups it has hurt in the past (say, Native Americans) ... there shouldn't be a "hard and fast rule." Does anyone really think that modern-day Italians owe anything to Germans because of Rome enslaving barbarians from Germania? Surely nobody thinks Swedes and Danes should feel guilt for the actions of the Vikings. I suppose you could maintain that as long as there was one, continuous government, the situation is different ... but how long do we "make up for the wrongs," and by what metric do we measure our success? Should Native American communities be helped out until the median income is equal to that of Whites? Or Asians? It just gets messy.
Again, I do agree that some type of action should be taken, but it should honestly be viewed as a goodwill gesture, not something that is clearly owed...
If anything, Germany should pay Italy for the barbarian sacking of Rome (and as a thank you for introducing it to civilization).
