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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvg06q36052o
Neither Spain nor Ireland support the genocide in Gaza...
@grb090423 @freediverx @ryanjess77 Exceptions donโt break the rule and all that.
And Spain were slave traders.
No, you're right, they don't, and yes Spain absolutely was (like most European countries). I was just pointing out the stance of both countries in the Gaza genocide matter. Good has to be acknowledged sometimes for it to be able to contiue and hopefully spread.
Ireland: you abstaining coward "post-"colonial bastards.
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@kDelta I see you're attempting to dicksplain my own history to me. Don't bother.
Canada too. I'm mortified.
@clickhere @ryanjess77 Yep.
Colonised themselves but still white more than anything else.
@aral Can you re-phrase that? I'm struggling to interpret it.
@aral Aha, thank you.
Yes, very much so - real 19thC Irish-in-the -US vibes: determined to be the most white, most racist, kicking right on down, so that the WASPs would stop hating on them.
@ryanjess77
What I dislike about this resolution is that it solidifies slave trade to the Transatlantic one. At the time, there was still trade of European slaves: mostly Slavs in Crimea, and whatever pirates would capture (regardless of race and religion) in the Mediterranean.
That was the norm, and the norm was only changed by people of the West (who some people here so hate) that decided that we are all equal and that people should not be traded.