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Slavery /native american genocide, Philippine colonisation, no reason whatsoever to attack Iraq...

by Ceezy 5y ago

cyrksoft 5y ago
Except for recent and pointless wars (mostly US here) you mention things that are more than 100 years old... China does all those things today. Your point makes no sense whatsoever.
- Ceezy 5y ago
  US is still in Irak now... It's really not hard to find where the US is military active. The US jail population is 2 M, China, 1.5 M. It's little stuff like this that make the US look worse than China. Be sure that once China is finished killing Uyghur they will say that's an old story like ... hum ... the US. So yeah continue justify crimes, just remember one day, it could be your turn.
- NoNonsense118 5y ago
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterilization_of_Native_American_women https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterilization_of_Native_Americ... This was just 40-50 years ago, and the effects remain today
- sudosysgen 5y ago
  The point is that the factors that led to these crimes are all still there. Were the circumstances to arise again there is scarce doubt history would rhyme or repeat.
megous 5y ago
Obviously only now matters now. Not 150 or 15 years ago. Don't ask me why.
- Ceezy 5y ago
  So if only now matter you mean that nobody should pay their debt? Cause i know a country who goes to extreme length to get back his money... So which was in it? Both ways i guess. By the way if you interested the US is STILL in Irak, Donald Trump PARDON the CEO of Blackwater, US is supporting the war in Yemen, look it up it goes on and on....
  - megous 5y ago
    It was sarcasm.
- sudosysgen 5y ago
  The systems that committed those injustices and crimes against humanity are alive and kicking. The processes and motivations that led to those matters are still present. The only thing that changed is that there is no more motivation to commit such atrocities again, surely those will come back. Beyond that, I don't see why we should excuse past crimes. All that motivates is for future crimes to be done faster so that the moral high ground can be restored then.

Slavery /native american genocide, Philippine colonisation, no reason whatsoever to attack Iraq...

by Ceezy 5y ago

Slavery /native american genocide, Philippine colonisation, no reason whatsoever to attack Iraq...

Except for recent and pointless wars (mostly US here) you mention things that are more than 100 years old... China does all those things today. Your point makes no sense whatsoever.

Ceezy 5y ago
US is still in Irak now... It's really not hard to find where the US is military active. The US jail population is 2 M, China, 1.5 M. It's little stuff like this that make the US look worse than China. Be sure that once China is finished killing Uyghur they will say that's an old story like ... hum ... the US. So yeah continue justify crimes, just remember one day, it could be your turn.
NoNonsense118 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterilization_of_Native_American_women https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterilization_of_Native_Americ... This was just 40-50 years ago, and the effects remain today
sudosysgen 5y ago
The point is that the factors that led to these crimes are all still there. Were the circumstances to arise again there is scarce doubt history would rhyme or repeat.

megous 5y ago

Obviously only now matters now. Not 150 or 15 years ago. Don't ask me why.

Ceezy 5y ago
So if only now matter you mean that nobody should pay their debt? Cause i know a country who goes to extreme length to get back his money... So which was in it? Both ways i guess. By the way if you interested the US is STILL in Irak, Donald Trump PARDON the CEO of Blackwater, US is supporting the war in Yemen, look it up it goes on and on....
- megous 5y ago
  It was sarcasm.
sudosysgen 5y ago
The systems that committed those injustices and crimes against humanity are alive and kicking. The processes and motivations that led to those matters are still present. The only thing that changed is that there is no more motivation to commit such atrocities again, surely those will come back. Beyond that, I don't see why we should excuse past crimes. All that motivates is for future crimes to be done faster so that the moral high ground can be restored then.