Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "A Day In History" channel.

@alituran7 since when an occupied people are not entitled to resist? Before any ottoman, the whole territory was somebody else's territory, one of the owners being the greeks. Lack of self-criticism is what makes the xxi century human an unevolved monster. It only shows supremscism thinking.
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@haciakay6212 actually - batle of diu, portuguese were less in number against an alience of ottoman, mughals and venetians. There's ur example, oh and the inferior in numbers portuguese won, while having to have sailed across the world to go to batle. Humbleness and less toxic nationalism should help u be a better human, unless u wanna be a horrible person ofcourse, ur free to be that.
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 @nescionetizen295 wrong, yazidis is a branch of zhoroastrianism who was the religion of past emperor like Sirius, so we know. Sirius is known to be very tolerant of "the other".
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Yes and also the mughals and all others that's why everyone uses the expression common practice.
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@aash4688 yup the insistance was expected. So sad this need for external approval, this inferiority complex 😢.
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Nationalism is so toxic that people and countries who fall for this, will always be inferior economies and always exploited by their rulling class. It's also the tipe of countries who produce easily horrible human beings that everyone else doesn't like. I see turkiye as a political entity professional at this, unfortunatelly.
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 @asifmetal666 yes there was, isis is just another chapter of a long story that in the 20th century starts with muslim brotherhood.
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 @babisz8640 genocide apologist spoted
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 @greatballsoffire02 jizia is only for abrahamic branches.
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@aash4688 use google, it's at everyone disposal. What do u want to do is spread ur confirmation bias and feel of some sort of cultural/ genetic superiority (modern form desguised nazis) with the discussion of translation and interpretation of vedic texts with revisionism due to presentism reinterpretation. Basicly propaganda of political narrative with lost of cognitive dissonance. Your problem your personal immorality imo.
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The survival of the fittest is for individuals within species in competition with environment and other species.
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@charlenee2751 dude, they didn't welcome the jew refugees, the mufti at that time was nazi, 1929 hebron massacre. The whole palest future political class was pro-nazi, and latter on pro-soviet. The jews were never welcomed.
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@advancedmonkey7702 yes it was not for the entirety of the gulags time but a big period of it. You should investigate about it. It ended up with the top guy who manage the gulags being sent to one as well as his daughter - it's a whole story.
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@advancedmonkey7702 critical thinking + investigating prior to make a claim: a) nobody gave them permition but due to a series of conditions it hapoened anyway (guards vastly outnumbered + fear of uprising + general lack of logistical organization) b) the more totalitarian the more police brutality which include prison guards who choose this ocupation to satisfy its need for bload c) it wasn't their property but soviet property, same soviet that has condemned the guards to gulag duty away from familly etc d) google about the gulags insted of asking others to do your honework e) slavery situations most often end up killing the slave because of dehumanizing factor of the practice, making it seem not valuable f) i could write a book about it but no need others have and guess what u can read them.
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