Shusha
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Decolonization suggests, to me, the forced removal of people from territory, which I would argue is morally wrong.
It is possible to consider a somewhat more voluntary population transfer, though, with incentives -- very generous incentives -- for those affected. It is entirely possible that these two groups of people are incapable, at this time, of living harmoniously with each other. Perhaps a "time out" from each other will be just the thing needed.
I predict that P F Tinmore will decline to provide an answer about what he means when he suggests "decolonization" as even he knows its an abhorrent idea.
It is possible to consider a somewhat more voluntary population transfer, though, with incentives -- very generous incentives -- for those affected. It is entirely possible that these two groups of people are incapable, at this time, of living harmoniously with each other. Perhaps a "time out" from each other will be just the thing needed.
I predict that P F Tinmore will decline to provide an answer about what he means when he suggests "decolonization" as even he knows its an abhorrent idea.