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MrBubbles said:
i think you know what i mean, my dear very anti us russian friend lol :) which limits what asian conflicts you are likely to draw from for it especially in the context of the thread.
there is obviously an event to go along with it, but its not a picture i recall off the top of my head. i guess i could go into it more, but i gather your point is simply the US isnt perfect? which i mean...of course it isnt... im sure the picture of that guy's work in afghanistan not too long ago murdering that couple dozen people and burning the bodies wouldnt be pretty either, but its not an actual part of their operations. (i reverse imaged searched it and its definitely problematic event but still the actions of a small group). if we were going to bash the US i would rather use the waterboarding thing because its torture and they executed people for doing it to their soldiers. things cant unbecome torture and all (even if in terms of torture its not as bad as it could be)....which was authorised at the highest level and that person should be at the ICC for it....
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Anti-US? O_o That's new. You just having grudge against me for whatever I did to you. Don't be, if I was mean, I'm sorry :D
It's My Lai, just a tip of the iceberg of your atrocities in Veitnam. They don't teach you that in school? Shame.
My points are:
- Posting pictures in attempt to get emotional reactions instead of arguments is wrong.
- Atrocities do happen more or less often regardless, especially in war conflicts. But the essential difference between, say, you, despite how common said atrocities might be (like in Vietnam), how desperately an army command is trying to conceal these facts, how laughable court decisions in regard to people who committed war crimes could be etc., and Nazis or Brits - is the latter ones did happen to put into practice a policy of purposeful genocide and other various mistreatment, which were planned and approved by high-ranked authorities (well, more or less, there're some questionable decisions I could think of, like bombings of certain German cities and nuclear bombings of Japan during WW2).
//Though honestly all of you, imperialists, do have one thing in common throughout the history - so called white man guilt - and in all seriosness I find it strange to discuss things like who killed less untermenschen, as if it makes the winner of such a contest morally superior.