<human>: I was reading about Antisemitism and related material where I came across the term. Quite aghast by the extremist ideologies concerning the 'Jewish question' and Hitler's 'final solution'; I wanted to know about this other jargon that I read. As I was curious on how or why such draconian a concept would even arise just as a personal grudge (Which I previously thought Hitler had), but turns out that it was just the tip of the iceberg.

Nevertheless, heading back to my topic, after reading about this I was concerned if the 'Indian Question' was along the similar moderate to extreme 'Anti-Indian' thoughts and ideologies. Being an East Indian myself (Yes, the baby boomer country in Asia, In case you didn't know), I thought it was related to our origins and yada yada. 

This link: [The Indian Question] and this [Research pdf](
It sort of made me understand that it is concerned with 'Red Indians' (I think that is the term for them?) yet it was perplexing as my environment has never given me an opportunity to think along these lines. Ever. (I've been more like, "Live and let live")   

Prompted me to make such a topic.

1. Why does America (or did and if you still do) hold such anti 'old-culture' sentiments? For all the advancements and progress, it's beyond archaic, don't you think?

2. I do not quite understand the need or basis of such an ideology, except perhaps fear, frustration, greed and insecurity. Why would one, say 'hate' to an extent of 'solving the matter' in such a way?

3. **I AM NOT asking about 'jewish question' so please refrain from it**. I am not interested in digging up those bones. I request interested respondents to refrain from talking about this too. Thank you.

4. Why isn't there a ...um... concept of 'live and let live'? What prompts such behavior?

Regards,
The Homunculi.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Why did/do old/present Americans hate/not like Red Indians to an extent that they think of getting rid of an entire culture?