Comments by "K `" (@user-jt3dw6vv4x) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. 1. Aung San Suu Kyi is not to blame 2. The Burmese military committed a genocide. If you think it's not a genocide then you don't know what a genocide is and you obviously support what has happened to the Rohingyas.
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  2.  @toobalkain  1. Per the legal definition of the term? So to you what constitutes a genocide? If you think the stripping off citizenship of the Rohingyas, the burning of Rohingya villages, the testimonies from the Burmese soldiers who turned themselves and revealed that they were asked to shoot every Rohingya person they saw, man, woman, child doesn't matter as well and the destruction of any evidence that Rohingyas are people who live in Myanmar, both on the ground and at a national level, doesn't constitute genocide what constitutes genocide to you? 2. The persecution of the Tamils wasn't a genocide because there wasn't a systematic attempt to wipe out Tamil existence in Sri Lanka. Yes, Tamils were heavily perseucted (still are) and the end of the war resulted in grave human rights abuses against Tamil people but it wasn't a genocide because there are Tamils in other parts of Sri Lanka who weren't targeted. The violence in Sri Lanka was directed at the Tamil people who lived in the north of the country and to those in the capital. The Rohingya situation is different. Every Rohingya person was a target and the government didn't want their existence in the country.
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  3. The cheap labour is in Asia
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  4. Well
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  5. What's the difference though? India's fertility rate is already below replacement level as of 2021 (2.0) and in the urban areas, which is where most of the educated live, their fertility rate is 1.6. So the average Indian woman is not having enough babies so there is no harm done in encouraging all women to enter the workforce. They don't have much time left anyway with their shocking demographic projections and brain drain.
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  6. No Rohingyas are Burmese. There was no issue with Rohingyas people until the British invaded Myanmar and bribed the Rohingyas to fight alongside the British instead of letting the Rohingyas side with the other Burmese during the Japanese invasion. That was the starting point and Rohingyas were always seen as traitors by a section of the Burmese community. You should read about the divide and conquer strategy that European colonists used. That's why most of Myanmar's ethnic minorities are fighting with the military and why ethnic minorities continue to be persecuted by the military. Same thing that happened to the Rohingyas is also happening to the Shan, Karen, Kachin and so on.
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  7. no
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