Why is burnett convinced that future generations will condemn the forced removal of the Cherokee?

Burnett believes future generations will condemn the forced removal of the Cherokee because it represents a profound injustice and violation of human rights. The moral implications of forcibly displacing a community with deep cultural and historical ties to their land are seen as indefensible. Additionally, as society progresses and values regarding equity and justice evolve, such actions will increasingly be viewed as unethical. This historical perspective serves as a reminder of the need for accountability and recognition of past wrongs.