i'm sure other Seminole leaders were extended/took the same offer which still doesn't equate being a traitor or John turning against his people![]()
Most didn't take the offer and many detested John Horse stance at the time as well as many others that took that offer. Many of them were already taking exile to Mexico. John Horse TOOK the deal and agreed to work with the ENEMY. I mean how much more clearly do I have to say that he sold out? It was only because AFTER the fact he got fuccked over was when he decided get his people to relocate from shytty Oklahoma to join with the black Seminoles already IN Mexico.
a treasonous act would be joining the US army and fighting against Seminoles or intel about which can compromise Seminoles resistance to the enemy...until you can provide evidence of any of that i'm inclined to believe the John Horse sellout propaganda is unfounded myth made up by cacs to to slander the name/image of a black hero
for the last time John like other Indian leaders deciding to take the deal and move West simply means he worked out a situation that he thought was best for himself/his people which doe not make him a government agent/sellout
but did he directly contribute to or aid the government in colonizing Seminole land? ofcourse not
If the Seminoles thought so don't you think this would have caused a rift between them and John and his followers





would be frontin, to act like I didn't Go HAM to William Wallace
