"What white man can say I never stole his land or a penny of his money? Yet they say that I am a thief"

In this quote, Sitting Bull is expressing aggravation and shock at the accusations made versus him and his individuals. He questions how any white man can claim that he or his individuals have never taken their land or cash, when it is a widely known fact that Native Americans have been forcibly removed from their land and made use of for their resources. Sitting Bull is highlighting the hypocrisy of the white male's allegations, as they themselves have a history of stealing and making use of from indigenous individuals. He is also challenging the stereotype of Native Americans as thieves, pointing out that it is the white guy who has actually been the real burglar in this situation.