For the people who like to point out the US was stolen from the Native Americans

People who point out that the U.S. was taken from Native Americans often do so to acknowledge historical injustices, promote awareness, or advocate for policy changes rather than express personal guilt. For most, it's less about feeling guilty or wanting to leave and more about recognizing historical truths and addressing their ongoing consequences. Acknowledgment of history doesn't typically equate to a personal sense of ownership over past actions but can reflect a desire to engage with these issues thoughtfully.