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If you see the wrongess of colonisation as primarily stemming from a violation of imagined "ancestral ownership rights" then yes perhaps it's different. If in
by bjackman 3y ago
If you see the wrongess of colonisation as primarily stemming from a violation of imagined "ancestral ownership rights" then yes perhaps it's different.
If instead you actually care about the experiences of the human beings who were and are involved... Then no it doesn't make a single bit of difference.