Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Berlin renames streets honoring colonialists | DW News" video.

@Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage You're correct, but, about 40 million Indians and about 15 million Bangladeshi died through the British colonization/occupation. Comparing one crime with the other (worse/not as worse) shouldn't really come into this subject, as all of those colonization crimes were terrible.
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They were the victims, and it shows the respect for them by naming streets after them !
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@pissiole5654 Nobody was saying here, that that's all. DW is just reporting what happened recently in Berlin, nothing more, nothing less.
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@antoniousai1989 Apart from, that the Roman Imperium is about 2000 years ago and definetely nobody from those people (descendants) still alive, I would think, that the Romans weren't angels neither. Like: every chief of a tribe had to "pass on/hostage" his oldest son to the Romans as a "warranty proove", that this occupied tribe will go along/ follow the Roman rules. Man kind has and is always been brutal/ evil, until today, unfortunately.
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@liam_antho7 Right, as "only" 40 million Indians and about 15 millions Bangladeshi died through "British colonization/occupation", that's indeed marvelous :-((((
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@blackbrownyellowearth2615 Ok, thanks 😉 I've just looked it up, those people were Bengals instead of Bangladeshi.
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@Kyle Erikson Those people were part of the "Resistance", the victims of German colonialism, therefor it's just showing respect by naming streets after them !
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@Randy Raudi It's YT, not DW, and it's called "shadow banning", don't ask me, how the new algorithm works, but even the most correct (with facts) answers/posts get shadow banned. Quite annoying.
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