You miss my point, I think. I think, while not ignoring history, that the colonial-settler state as applied to Canada and the U.S. isn't helpful. To remove the capitalist state apparatus and replace them with a workers state, doesn't change that history an iota. Changing the appellation of "Colonial-Settler" means a fundamental change to the relationship to the descendants of those colonial-setters [90% of the population] and the indigenous peoples who continue to survive in some form of democratic relationship. I'm not even sure if there is a unifed, at least in the U.S., form of "self-determination" that most of the Native American's are for. So I'm not sure the term you used is even applicable, that is why I asked.
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