The speaker concludes that "We cannot live side by side" because:
A) he feels whites will never stop wanting Indian lands.
B) Indians will never tolerate religious ideas expressed by whites.
C) he feels that his white countrymen will buy all of the Indians' land.
D) passage of the Dawes Act came too late to save the Indians.

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The speaker believes that the fundamental issue preventing peaceful coexistence is the insatiable desire of whites for Indian lands, implying a deep-rooted conflict over land ownership that cannot be reconciled.

The Speaker Concludes That "We Cannot Live Side by Side