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Do you have a better citation than [2]? That's not exactly a confidence-inspiring source. And if you want to include Iraq, then we should include Korea. My po
by ethbro 7y ago
Do you have a better citation than [2]? That's not exactly a confidence-inspiring source.
And if you want to include Iraq, then we should include Korea.
My point being, the last time the US murdered that many of its own citizens was April 6, 1865.
- freeflight 7y agoWhy is that source not confidence-inspiring? And don't you think it's quite telling, in-itself, that no transparent and reliable numbers exist on this? > My point being, the last time the US murdered that many of its own citizens was April 6, 1865. I don't see how that's a point for anything, crimes against humanity are not defined by the citizenship of the victims. It's also an extremely dishonest take: If my own government is oppressing me, I at least can have the hope of starting a "revolution" and overthrow said government to improve the situation. When it's a foreign government doing it, and not even my countries own military was able to stop them, what are my options to change anything? Not many, maybe start an insurgency, but anything that would "take the fight" to the actual enemy, an external enemy, would be considered "international terrorism".