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We Are in a Genocide Denial Pandemic - a “Good Cause” (opens the original)
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We are in a pandemic of genocide denial, innocent human beings are still being exterminated from the Amazon Forrest to the West Bank. The following have one “good cause” in common: The exercise of genocide denial with a vengeance merits little notice, presumably because it is so unremarkable and in a good cause.1 Overall, here are only a few modern examples with the same psychopathic aim in common. Exterminating the Indigenous People was Jefferson’s “good cause,” so it’s the “good cause” to deny
Tr*mp’s Genocide Denial at the Black Hills (opens the original)
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First, a quick review from what is public knowledge in any reality – based community. Colonization, through genocide, land theft, and the imposition of private property, has dispossessed Indigenous peoples of their homelands across the continents since the birth of colonialism. The origin of private property as we understand it today lies in ancient Europe, where the Roman Empire colonized Indigenous Europeans. The Roman Empire was a key originator of the notion of “private property,” a “dominio
Pastor Preaches “Tear Down the Altars” During Sundance Ceremony - Committs Cultural Genocide (opens the original)
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https://www.newsweek.com/church-says-native-american-rituals-idol-worship-wont-leave-reservation-12220170 https://www.newsweek.com/church-says-native-american-rituals-idol-worship-wont-leave-reservation-12220170 I’m beginning this article from one of the last quotes from this minister committing cultural genocide. The couple also appealed to supporters for donations to cover potential legal expenses and for prayers as they continued their work. “There is deep spiritual darkness over this land,”
We Are in a Pandemic of Genocide Denial (opens the original)
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The extent to which a nation denies the genocide it has committed is a measure of that nation’s social conscience. The social conscience of the United States is infected with numerous rationalizations that keep that dark light from shining. Federal and state institutions are named after mass murderers, and the land tells a story of massacres and atrocities that occurred. But the truth is not forgotten, it is denied. The social conscience of the dominant culture does not want to lose its power, s
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