DaveyBoy88 said:
http://www.voortrekker-history.co.za/massacre_great_trek.php#.U-4VuXL8hlc Those boers wanted peace. You go and do your research. But their leaders were slain in cold blood while attempting a treaty. Some of your points may be correct, but don't be as gullible as everyone about how nothing is the "poor African's" fault. You conveniently ignore the massacre of blacks by blacks. Rwanda is a telling (recent - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_Genocide) example, but there are many more. One must also come to the inevitable conclusion that most of the most heinous crimes will never be known of due to the lack of a tradition of keeping historical data. |
You zoomed in on one example in one of his points, just 3 words, and used it to dismiss his entire comment as coming from ignorance.
Then you basically said "don't trust history. Except for these historical articles. You can trust them because I agree with them."
Then you mentioned Rwanda. What? violence in a country that's predominantly one race involve people of a race killing their own race? What a surprise! Next you'll say most crimes done by Japanese people in Japan affect Japanese people.








