Re: Genocide



columbiaaccidentinvestigation wrote:
Interesting pat, when you had the opportunity to discuss genocide within the U.S. borders, something an isolationist should be concerned about;


First off, whatever happened in the 1800's is of no concern nowadays, as it's a fait accompli.
I'm concerned about today and the days to come.
Why would a isolationist be concerned about battles inside of America? Isolationists are concerned about America's actions outside of its borders.


you showed no concern for history, but instead posted in response so called "humorous" posts, and then cited history of a South African battle in this same thread....

Actually it was Scott Hedrick who brought up Shaka Zulu; I just stated that the actor playing him was damn scary.

Now I guess you can subjectively pick and choose which events of genocide warrant action by our nation, and we can deny the repercussions of our non action, but once we become aware of such events no matter where in the world, non action itself is demonstrating approval of others performing genocide.

So you're heading for Darfur to put a stop to this nasty stuff, I take it?
It's your idea to get involved; it's time to put your mortal life where your mouth is.
The Great Spirit expects no less from you.
Make sure to wear your Ghost Shirt....I have a sneaking suspicion it will come in handy.
This should be a vision quest like you won't believe.
I would like to come with you, but my tribe's totem animal... The Great Sloth...appered to me in a dream, and told me to get more rest.... but I don't think he meant eternal rest.

Pat
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