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I think you are smart enough to understand what I am saying and what he tried are not the same things.
by objektif 3y ago
I think you are smart enough to understand what I am saying and what he tried are not the same things.
- latency-guy2 3y agoI don't think you are smart enough to understand that what you're saying and what he tried are equivalent. Reminder for what you said: > One catch they also kill more than half a million people every year. A small price to pay you say? I say burn all of mosquitos every single one to ashes. What Mao did: > The "Four Pests" campaign was introduced in 1958 as a hygiene campaign aimed to eradicate the pests responsible for the transmission of pestilence and disease: > - the mosquitos responsible for malaria > - the rodents that spread the plague > - the pervasive airborne flies > - the sparrows—specifically the Eurasian tree sparrow—which ate grain seed and fruit I believe your position on mosquitos is directly equivalent to Mao's position, in every way. Don't tell other people they don't understand you when they clearly do, much better than yourself apparently.
- Chris2048 3y agoThe Wikipedia page says it was the elimination of sparrows that was a problem.
- latency-guy2 3y agoYes.
- objektif 3y agoYou do not even have the skills to read anything even the basic wiki pages leave alone understanding anything at all.
- latency-guy2 3y agoYou're welcome to prove to me how someone whose position is to kill mosquitos because of X number of deaths a year is not 1:1 with Mao's position of killing mosquitos because of the very thing that kills those people every year.