#genocides

[stoicmike]

All wars are stupid wars. Did you think a war could be intelligent? -- Michael Lipsey

[sexhaver]

Which column of the table are you disagreeing with? Maybe Ranni’s bro had shit vibes. Need I remind you the kind of company you’re keeping in the anti-Ranni camp 👯‍♀️🧵

someone on r/shittydarksouls already fielded this one for me:

[wack-ashimself]

Mark my goddamn words, and I've said this as soon as I learned it, the genocideS going down in Sudan and Congo are significantly worse than palestine. If only explicitly because it's not being covered for a reason. I'm not joking nearly every single fucking person I know knows about palestine. Nearly no one I know knows about Sudan or congo. Neither of them. There's a reason. They don't want to know about multiple genocides! They want you focused only on one!!! So they can get away with the other two!!!!!

[warlockofmelancholy]

Those who played chapter 4 weird route will get it.

[cadaverjuices]

How are you, my friend? I ask and I'm from Gaza and I need an urgent donation for my children to meet their treatment expenses. Winter is coming, and I will be carnied on us 🥹 Please don't let me down, I'm all hope for you

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[kalid796]

Your Crimes Do Not Change History.

[whencyclopedia]

Destroying to Replace: Settler Genocides of Indigenous Peoples

Historical works on settler colonialism and genocide are voluminous, but there are relatively few, if any, works of synthesis geared to advanced high school and undergraduate students. Happily, the author Mohamed Adhikari, Professor of History at the University of Cape Town who spent his career researching the impact of settler colonialism around the globe, provides a succinct but compelling introduction through four carefully selected case studies on indigenous peoples in the Canary Islands, Queensland, California, and German South West Africa (GSWA).

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