How does black hawk's rhetoric in this excerpt passage advance the viewpoint the white men despise the Indians and drive them from their homes but the Indians are not deceitful the white men speak bad of the indian and look at him spitefully but the indian does not tell lies Indians do not steal

He claims that indifference is not the point of departure, but the final step. Wiesel says the indifference is favorable to the enemy. The paragraphs 15-16 contribute since Wiesel refers to the Holocaust in Auschwitz by saying, in an ironic way of course, that if governments of other countries in the world would have known what was happening to Jews, they would have helped. Obviously, the whole world knew theand no one did nothing to stop it.