Ok, why doesn't denmark finance birundi?

> Well, some justice have been sought and won

And yet denmark hasn't burned. How do you remediate this contradiction?

> To me it seems like an attempt at distraction to clump together the treatment of the Mau Mau and the nuking of Algeria with Denmark's relation with Greenland.

Believe me, britain deserves far worse than just being burned down. But denmark still must face justice

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Flatterer3544 a day ago | parent | next [-]

You make it sound that the brits were the bad guys, when it was an elite top % pulling the strings and the rest were mostly trying to make ends meet.

But yes agree, the elite extracting wealth from the colonies back in the days, and still are extracting wealth from your average Joe, deserves far worse.

	▲	MangoToupe a day ago \| parent [-]
		Colonies can only address this at the granularity of the nationalism with which they were presented. If every-day brits don't want to be blamed, they need to make their own rebellion to show they aren't party to the evil done in their name. I think this is true of my own country (the US), and it's hopeless. I think most americans are ok with the evil done in their name. I wish I had better advice or insight. But pretending like two imperial powers arguing over greenland is some great injustice just spits in the face of humanity. Have some fucking dignity. Greenland deserves better than to be treated like a piece of property

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cess11 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It does, through NGO:s, humanitarian aid and african development and investment funds.

If you think a war for liberation is appropriate for the greenlanders I suggest you move there and agitate in local languages for this.

	▲	MangoToupe 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> It does, through NGO:s, humanitarian aid and african development and investment funds. Oh? so you're pro continued rape of africa? How has that worked out? Which african peoples are asking for this at this point? Christian charity failed generations ago and it's pathetic to see people still voicing support for it