Yossarian
Get thee behind me, Santa
Where is Dick Cheney on your list? He's at least as complicit of GWB.
I think Cheney is now made up of so many spare parts it's difficult to guess his possible lifespan
Where is Dick Cheney on your list? He's at least as complicit of GWB.
Already deadand Rumsfeld.
I posted that Rolling Stone article under that Tweet.
Already dead
We will all die. No point in celebrating.
No one here killed as many people as him. It is a shame there is no Hell.
I think Cheney is now made up of so many spare parts it's difficult to guess his possible lifespan
'He overthrew governments and bombed children.' So did his predecessors and his successors. This is going on now and won't end. What's the big deal about Kissinger?
Little wonder that this giant of global white supremacy is so revered:
Henry Kissinger: 10 conflicts, countries that define a blood-stained legacy
Kissinger at 100: How his ‘sordid’ diplomacy in Africa fuelled war in Angola and prolonged apartheid
What's your problem? We should make all these monsters out to be what they are. It's important to restate all his crimes because there are billions of adults alive now who weren't born when he committed most of his mass murders. It should be remembered and his legacy turned to shit, and the legacies of all the others too.'He overthrew governments and bombed children.' So did his predecessors and his successors. This is going on now and won't end. What's the big deal about Kissinger?
Perhaps it's the scale of his crimes, but if it hadn't been him somebody else would have done it.
I'm not saying it shouldn't. I was just pointing out that the system creates monsters of people anyway. Even the 'nice' servants of capital end up bombing somebody in the end, or else cheering on the bombings, and I don't see why this makes them different than the likes of Kissinger. Look at how equivocal the world's liberal democrats are being about his death.What's your problem? We should make all these monsters out to be what they are. It's important to restate all his crimes because there are billions of adults alive now who weren't born when he committed most of his mass murders. It should be remembered and his legacy turned to shit, and the legacies of all the others too.
Kissinger's gone, but the world remains the same, as we're currently witnessing with the slaughter and maiming of tens of thousands, and with no hope of anything changing.
but the world remains the same, as we're currently witnessing with the slaughter and maiming of tens of thousands, and with no hope of anything changing.
What's the big deal about any of these killers?'He overthrew governments and bombed children.' So did his predecessors and his successors. This is going on now and won't end. What's the big deal about Kissinger?
Perhaps it's the scale of his crimes, but if it hadn't been him somebody else would have done it.
Always somebody who can't restrain himself.So what's the fucking point in you moaning all the time? We already know you're a miserable dick.
No he didn't.Chile and Argentina he helped save from communism.
Chile was a democracy. Kissinger was complicit in the overthrow of democracy in Chile. Many concluded that events in Chile demonstrated that there could be no peaceful road to socialism.Chile and Argentina he helped save from communism.
If the mountain of corpses was the cure?
How bad would the disease have been?
That’s what the apologists argue personally think it’s bollocks if your filling mass graves something’s gone seriously wrong.No he didn't.
The letter, obtained by Bhopal activists, is important because it confirms what many have long suspected: that the US and Tata were complicit in allowing Union Carbide to evade responsibility for the world's worst industrial accident. Activists have also released two diplomatic cables from the online campaign group WikiLeaks, showing that Kissinger helped build the pesticide plant that showered Bhopal with poisonous gas. When he was US Secretary of State in 1976 he facilitated a bank loan of $1.3m to Union Carbide to cover 45% of the cost of building the plant.
Nothing changes eh? I'd like to see the equivalent of this in the Teen Vogue of 20 years ago: War Criminal Responsible for Millions of Deaths Dies at 100I'm not saying it shouldn't. I was just pointing out that the system creates monsters of people anyway. Even the 'nice' servants of capital end up bombing somebody in the end, or else cheering on the bombings, and I don't see why this makes them different than the likes of Kissinger. Look at how equivocal the world's liberal democrats are being about his death.
Kissinger's gone, but the world remains the same, as we're currently witnessing with the slaughter and maiming of tens of thousands, and with no hope of anything changing.
“Historical memory is short, and US politicians from both parties have a habit of bestowing accolades and kind words on officials who deserve nothing of the sort,” wrote Azadeh Shahshahani for Teen Vogue in 2021 following the death of fellow war criminal Donald Rumsfeld, calling for accountability for both Rumsfeld and Kissinger. Shahshahani pointed out that, in 1971, in Bangladesh alone, Kissinger had enabled the deaths of between 300,000 and 3 million people by providing arms to the Pakistani Army.
This isn't even a joke, from the NYT obit:Checking how long ago its original author died.
Well, maybe try working on that so that next time you might be able to restrain yourself before pissing your Eeyore shtick all over a thread?Always somebody who can't restrain himself.
Don't really see why the numbers matter when the intolerable system just rolls on anyway. It isn't like one war criminal is better than another just because one of them is responsible for fewer deaths. I know that isn't exactly what you're saying, but it's what's implied by this kind of thinking.Nothing changes eh? I'd like to see the equivalent of this in the Teen Vogue of 20 years ago: War Criminal Responsible for Millions of Deaths Dies at 100