1. I think it is WRONG to cover up the crimes of a narrow circle of scums mentioning the entire nation.
This is very convenient, especially after the American Jews left the poor European Jews to be slaughtered by the Nazis: the deaths of 5-6 million European Jews are now being exploited by ALL the scums, especially on Wall Street;
I was talking about how a bunch of moneylenders SPONSORED the wars by lending to both warring parties, making a profit.
"It's just BUSINESS," they claimed and continue to claim.
I have NEVER said anything about ALL people. Don't misconstrue my words.
2. Before the Europeans came, the Native Americans didn't even kill their enemies in their "wars"; it was enough to knock an enemy to the ground.
The Europeans taught them how to KILL.
You somehow "forgot" to mention that the Europeans were INVADORS who brutally slaughtered the native population. Columbus had already ordered the first exemplary executions.
Protecting one's land, culture, and language is the natural right of a people. And we see parallels in the modern world.
You are rewriting arguments from the books of the apologists for the American genocide.
3. How nice you make it look! Did you study world history at school in Ukraine?
Are you aware of MILLIONS of civilians who died during the Korean, Vietnam, and Iraqi aggressions of the United States?!
I'm just ashamed of you when I consider your comments.
With such comments, you simply discredit the Ukrainian educational system. Or the American one.
You are fabricating bullshit by the ton like a feedlot here.
This is very convenient, especially after the American Jews left the poor European Jews to be slaughtered by the Nazis: the deaths of 5-6 million European Jews are now being exploited by ALL the scums, especially on Wall Street;
What the hell are you talking about now? Was the US somehow supposed to beam 13 million Jews out of Europe using the Enterprise?
There wasn't even confirmation of the Holocaust until 1943, the Germans were working overtime to make sure it was kept covered up.
The most the allies had were scattered reports they could not verify as to the atrocities as related to them by a few who were able to escape from the ghettos and trains.
I was talking about how a bunch of moneylenders SPONSORED the wars by lending to both warring parties, making a profit.
Which of course is nuts.
2. Before the Europeans came, the Native Americans didn't even kill their enemies in their "wars"; it was enough to knock an enemy to the ground.
This of course we know to be a lie. They killed their enemies wholesale across the Americas and enslaved the survivors for labor. We know this because it's documented in the oral histories of pretty much every tribe in The Americas and in stone by the natives of Central and South America.
"Counting Coup" was not warfare, it was a contest, a sporting event that prepared young men for war much the same as the Olympic games dating back to Ancient Greece.
Are you aware of MILLIONS of civilians who died during the Korean, Vietnam, and Iraqi aggressions of the United States?!
No, because I don't have a head full of bugs and snakes and I know that to be a complete fabrication. No such numbers can be documented by any source nor anything close to same.
The interventions in Korea, Vietnam, and Iraq were all in response to attacks by those nations on their own peoples and neighboring countries. Not one of those was a unilateral action either, each of them were authorized by votes of the United Nations as a whole, or by the UNSC.
You somehow "forgot" to mention that the Europeans were INVADORS who brutally slaughtered the native population. Columbus had already ordered the first exemplary executions.
Protecting one's land, culture, and language is the natural right of a people. And we see parallels in the modern world.
I didn't forget anything, I in fact noted it. Every inch of ground occupied today on this planet by any civiliaztion other than those in the most remote locations on earth are standing on land that their ancestors took from someone else.
It's not relevant today because the major powers started getting together in the late 19th century setting rules for how warfare and nations were to behave to be considered as civilized nations and welcomed into the community of nations.
After WWI and the way it devastated particularly Europe the Geneva Conventions set even tighter standards of behavior for all to follow and then again, the UN after it's formation added to that body of international law.
