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In general when there is an accusation of genocide, is a statement of denial from a soldier of the accused side considered good evidence?
by throw__away7391 3y ago
In general when there is an accusation of genocide, is a statement of denial from a soldier of the accused side considered good evidence?
- iuohjiuohuihiu 3y ago[dead]
- SomeoneFromCA 3y agoThe whole his post feel so righteous and cliche prpaganda, I am almost feeling bad for him.
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- rsoto2 3y agoYou should feel bad for people whose humanity was stolen from them. "A Journalist asked him" "how many children, how many people could be killed, to justify this operation? Is there an upper limit, where you think this is just to much this does not compute this does not add up? "That congressman, couldn't give a number. And I thought to myself, -that man has been corrupted. That man has lost himself. He's lost himself in humiliation. He's lost himself in vengeance. He has lost himself in violence. I keep hearing this term repeated over and over again "the right to self defense" What about the right to dignity? What about the right to morality? What about the right to be able to sleep at night? Because I know that If I was complicit, and I am complicit, in dropping bombs on children. In dropping bombs on refugee camps. No matter who is there. It would give me trouble sleeping at night, and I worry for the souls of people who can do this, and can sleep at night." -Ta-Nehisi Coates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_df_u7yJj3k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_df_u7yJj3k