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[jody boy]

This is an example of white European Christians travelling thousands
of miles to the homeland of native Africans, colonizing it, and then
rounding up the natives and systematically exterminating them. The
only complexity about this is the twisted, convoluted arguments about
why they did it, and why they should not be held accountable.

"Oh, but it's more complicated than that..."  I'm reminded of
Archduke Ferdinand playing the dozens. Oh, and his trophy's- if he
even bothered to have the carcasses stuffed- littering the plains. Or,
those brave "souls" riding along
on the first transcontinental railroad shooting the buffalo until
their fingers got tired.

Let's get real here, and not obfuscate like the ink of a white octopus.

On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 9:55 AM, e tb <eburns at gmail.com> wrote:
> Salt in old wounds: What Germany owes Namibia | The Economist
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> http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21721918-saying-sorry-atrocities-century-ago-has-so-far-made-matters-worse-what
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