Let me just preface this by saying that the literal cultural genocide Canada did to indigenous population was unbelievably horrible. But I am adressing only the part of the colonization in which we "stole their land"

I really do not get the argument of saying that we are living on "stolen land", as it is sure that whatever tribe lived on that land before had surely "stolen" that land from an other human group before, probably through warfare. The same tribe that lived there before probably did awful things to kill the othera that were there before and get that land for themselves. Indigenous people weren't a big group that all loved each other, they were engaging in warfare like everybody else on Earth

Almost every land on Earth is stolen. We "stole" that land like every nation has done before.

Change my view

Edit: I probably wasn't clear in my point. I 100% acknowledge that we should recognize all the harm we made: my point is really specifically about the usage of the word "stolen". I'm gonna repeat an argument I said in the comment.

If someone steals a car, then someone steals it from him, and then I steal it from it's last owner, it would be pretty ridiculous for that last owner to act like a victim and tell everybody I stole his car, right? Maybe if I beat him up in the process, then it wouldn't be ridiculous to tell everyone, but what would be wrong with my act would be beating him up, not the stealing itself