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I always find it fascinating that we don't "anti-celebrate" such obvious failures in history more. I remember reading the original article of the author (linked
by Shacklz 3y ago
I always find it fascinating that we don't "anti-celebrate" such obvious failures in history more. I remember reading the original article of the author (linked in another comment in here) in German and I haven't ever heard of Bircher before.
Peddling nonsense against better knowledge that causes this amount of suffering deserves ridicule in posterity. We shouldn't just celebrate those who do great things for humanity, but also "anti-celebrate" those who do great harm.
- throwaway8877 3y agoNational shaming day.
- hef19898 3y agoI am affraid some people would take this and turn it into a day of celibration...
- lostlogin 3y agoIf be more in favour of anti-celebrating the bad idea than of pillorying the individual. Though there is the odd individual who needs more criticism.