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Another 196 user justifying Genocide.
Another 196 user justifying Genocide.
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The difference is that China did it to their own people
The classic Nazi talking point, I love this one!
Stalin is worse than Hitler because Stalin killed his own people!
Also the PRC was founded in 1949, I really don't understand how someone can bring up the Mongol Empire and link that to Mao Zedong.
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There total lack of coherence is giving me a headache
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Why do they think it matters who was killed? Is this some nationalism brain thing I am too anti-imperialism brained to understand?
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They believe Intentional genocide is not as bad as a famine in your own country.
The inherent idea there being "Nations have an overriding moral duty to their own people, the rest are acceptable losses compared to one's own."
It's nationalistic and borderline fascist trash.
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It’s just the exotic inscrutable Orientals bullshit
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I am sorry, but the Asian brainpan has not meaningfully evolved in that timescale -
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yeah the qing were manchu, incoherent
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the Yuan under Kubilai can be interpretted in roughly modern china's shape, even a bit bigger, though the specific borders of china were laid out under the Qing & PRC.
the Qing scholars do like to point out that the Qing presented themselves to their varying ethnicities in different ways though, they very purposefully justified their rule in mongolia in chinggisid terms, trying to make themselves the worthy successor of mongol world empire. their campaigns against the dzunghar were about snuffing out a competing claim for the overlordship of the mongol groups on the steppe & in tibet
oh but yeah the OP was hilariously wrong, chinggis did not complete the conquest of china lol
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Big Chinggis
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Also the PRC was founded in 1949, I really don't understand how someone can bring up the Mongol Empire and link that to Mao Zedong.
It's all because we built that time machine to go forward in time to steal American 5G technology. We may have messed up a few historical details on the way back...
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