> US/Canada human rights arguments arguments are pretty galling by a NA Aboriginal POV. By this metric the US and Canada can never condemn other countries for

> US/Canada human rights arguments arguments are pretty galling by a NA Aboriginal POV. By this metric the US and Canada can never condemn other countries for human rights abuses. Bringing up wrongs committed hundreds of years ago is simply a distraction given what China is doing to the Uighurs. > I think the protester in Tianemen square had more of a chance than the students in Kent State. Somewhere between 500 - 2600 people were killed in Tiananmen square. No one knows the real number because no one is allowed to talk about it. You're really reaching here.