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So, Algeria?

• trimistermota 3y ago
  Right, one country rules over another country. Forces it to fight a violent war and then the another country is to blame when the violence has side effects.
  • EA-3167 3y ago
    When has Algeria not been a conquered state? Even before the Islamic conquest it was a plaything of various powers, and after the conquest it became an endless warring series of dynasties and caliphates.
    • elchangri 3y ago
      When has any modern nation state ever not been a conquered state?
      • EA-3167 3y ago
        The entirety of the Americas until European first contact?
        • edgyquant 3y ago
          You should read some pre-Columbus American history. There were loads of empires from the Mississippi to Columbia.
          • EA-3167 3y ago
            Who were they conquered by, in a manner that's REMOTELY analogous to Algeria's history?
            • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
              > Who were they conquered by, in a manner that's REMOTELY analogous to Algeria's history? The Inca? The Maya? The Navajo call the Ancestral Pueblo the Anasazi for a reason [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancestral_Puebloans#Etymology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancestral_Puebloans#Etymology
              • EA-3167 3y ago
                It seems that I have significant gaps in my knowledge of pre-conquest American history.
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