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When will the Christians Recognize the Native American Genocide
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:08 am |
As an American (and a person of Cherokee and Comanche heritage) I actually I think Tami has a point. I believe that the US should officially recognize what happened to Natives as genocide, especially if we expect others to take the same stand against other atrocities. (That said, I do believe it is a bit ridiculous to go back hundreds of years and apologize for the error of the ways of your forefathers.... and lets not forget that the Natives would have a lot of apologizing to do too!!!)
What I do not agree with is the distinction that is made of Christian vs. Muslim. It does not matter what the religions involved are......genocide is genocide is genocide!
I also hope that Tami will now also denounce genocide as well.................ball is yours Tam´s!
That´s exactly what I´ve been trying to tell Tami (but for the "As an American" part). I personally feel it should be considered genocide full stop
As for why those countries recognised the Armenian genocide and not the Norther American one, i may only guess that The Tribunal´s decision was crucial - how to find a culprit with so many countries and religions involved? How to prove there was a plan of extermination? Who was behind it? What institutions? Let´s not forget that the idea of genocide was coined in the 20th century, roughly400 years after the discovery of America. Tami blames Christianity but it wasn´t a religious slaughter - it was the land and the resources that were of primary interest to Europe
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:12 am |
Tamiki, why are you so predictable? You seem to be a bitter man, and your bitterness is blinding you and you end up accusing the wrong bunch of people. You are almost becoming the kind of person that you criticize.
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:19 am |
That´s exactly what I´ve been trying to tell Tami (but for the "As an American" part). I personally feel it should be considered genocide full stop
As for why those countries recognised the Armenian genocide and not the Norther American one, i may only guess that The Tribunal´s decision was crucial - how to find a culprit with so many countries and religions involved? How to prove there was a plan of extermination? Who was behind it? What institutions? Let´s not forget that the idea of genocide was coined in the 20th century, roughly400 years after the discovery of America. Tami blames Christianity but it wasn´t a religious slaughter - it was the land and the resources that were of primary interest to Europe
I know DD but I thought I would just add an American voice to it. I´m sure he won´t listen to me either but then that will just show what he is really about won´t it.
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:21 am |
You are almost becoming the kind of person that you criticize.
Almost?
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:41 am |
That´s exactly what I´ve been trying to tell Tami (but for the "As an American" part). I personally feel it should be considered genocide full stop
As for why those countries recognised the Armenian genocide and not the Norther American one, i may only guess that The Tribunal´s decision was crucial - how to find a culprit with so many countries and religions involved? How to prove there was a plan of extermination? Who was behind it? What institutions? Let´s not forget that the idea of genocide was coined in the 20th century, roughly400 years after the discovery of America. Tami blames Christianity but it wasn´t a religious slaughter - it was the land and the resources that were of primary interest to Europe
what "tribunal" are you talking about dd? the so called armenian genocide is recognized by the votes of polticians in each country. so what "tribunal" is this?
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:45 am |
As an American (and a person of Cherokee and Comanche heritage) I actually I think Tami has a point. I believe that the US should officially recognize what happened to Natives as genocide, especially if we expect others to take the same stand against other atrocities. (That said, I do believe it is a bit ridiculous to go back hundreds of years and apologize for the error of the ways of your forefathers.... and lets not forget that the Natives would have a lot of apologizing to do too!!!)
What I do not agree with is the distinction that is made of Christian vs. Muslim. It does not matter what the religions involved are......genocide is genocide is genocide!
I also hope that Tami will now also denounce genocide as well.................ball is yours Tam´s!
will you answer my question gg? I`m repeating it
is it a coincidence that almost all of the countries who recognize the so called armenian genocide are christian countries and that none of these christian countries recognize the Native American Genocide?
is it a coincidence?
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:48 am |
is it a coincidence that almost all of the countries who recognize the so called armenian genocide are christian countries and that none of these christian countries recognize the Native American Genocide?
is it a coincidence?
Coincidence Tami, that you use the words ´so called´ when talking about the Armenian Genocide and not when talking about the Native American Genocide? Eh?
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:52 am |
Coincidence Tami, that you use the words ´so called´ when talking about the Armenian Genocide and not when talking about the Native American Genocide? Eh?
yes I will call it a so called genocide untill the christians recognize the Turkish genocide. if there is an armenian genocide, there is a Turkish genocide too. and if you want to ignore one, I have a right to ignore the other one.
so will you answer my question. I asked a simple question and it seems that none of you can handle it. you want me to repeat the question one more time?
Edited (8/9/2009) by mhsn supertitiz
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 02:56 am |
will you answer my question gg? I`m repeating it
is it a coincidence that almost all of the countries who recognize the so called armenian genocide are christian countries and that none of these christian countries recognize the Native American Genocide?
is it a coincidence?
Gee Tam, thanks for recognizing my power and greatness but I don´t feel comfortable speaking for all Christian countries.
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 03:01 am |
yes I will call it a so called genocide untill the christians recognize the Turkish genocide. if there is an armenian genocide, there is a Turkish genocide too. and if you want to ignore one, I have a right to ignore the other one.
so will you answer my question. I asked a simple question and it seems that none of you can handle it. you want me to repeat the question one more time?
You can´t read? Your American education is failing you it seems. I think your questions have been sufficently answered.
I responded to you. DD responded to you. Trudy responded to you. The problem is that you aren´t getting the answer YOU want. What a tragedy.
I´ve wasted enough time with you....once again you have bored me beyond words. I hope one day you will come up with something new and intelligent to say and not just the same-old-same-old. Until then...........ohhhhh dear, I feel another Tami-induced yawn coming on!
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09 Aug 2009 Sun 03:05 am |
You can´t read? Your American education is failing you it seems. I think your questions have been sufficently answered.
I responded to you. DD responded to you. Trudy responded to you. The problem is that you aren´t getting the answer YOU want. What a tragedy.
I´ve wasted enough time with you....once again you have bored me beyond words. I hope one day you will come up with something new and intelligent to say and not just the same-old-same-old. Until then...........ohhhhh dear, I feel another Tami-induced yawn coming on!
what`s the answer? either I missed something or you think responding to a post automatically means an answer.
You want me to repeat my question?
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