Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military • Hacker News Board

Re: Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military

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Post by nix23 » Tue, Feb 23, 2021, 4:53 PM UTC

ergocoder wrote: post #152

nix23 wrote: post #149

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>that she never really had any authority to begin with. Why then the lies about the genocide?

Maybe she is actually a genocider reborn. Maybe she isn't. What we know is that she doesn't really have any authority. If she does something the military didn't like, whoops there's a coup. If the military is likey or feels so so about it, then it's fine. If the military wants her to do something, she probably has to. The coup proves that. Western people are out of touch. You cannot speak up or playing a martyr in th…

>Western people are out of touch. You cannot speak up or playing a martyr in these countries because they will actually kill you and your family and everyone involved.

Quite the opposite, you think that was different in Hitlers reich? Do you think peoples who denied concentration camps and had no authority (but knew about it) where innocent?

>If the military wants her to do something, she probably has to.

That's is and was the lamest excuse for every human being ever!

Re: Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military

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Post by nix23 » Tue, Feb 23, 2021, 4:56 PM UTC

freeburma wrote: post #155

nix23 wrote: post #120

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>>A day earlier, in yet another legal challenge, a Rohingya rights group launched a case calling on courts in Argentina to prosecute military and civilian officials – including Aung San Suu Kyi – under the concept of universal jurisdiction, which pushes for domestic courts to investigate international crimes. https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/anaylsis/2019/11/21/Myanm... https://burmacampaign.org.uk/argentinean-cour…

The complaint filed in Argentina does not establish any responsibility for genocide by Aung San Su Kyi.

You did not even read the Article:

“The Rohingya people are facing an existential threat. For decades, the Myanmar authorities have tried to wipe us out by confining us to ghettos, forcing us to flee our home country and killing us. The global community must act now to end this genocide and bring those responsible to justice,” said Tun Khin, President of BROUK.

Shame on you!

Re: Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military

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Post by geitir » Wed, Feb 24, 2021, 2:18 AM UTC

sep_field wrote: post #104

geitir wrote: post #92

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Censoring an entire continent* As soon as I see a dumb typo like that the rest of the article imo is now trash

It's the kind of typo a spellcheker would overlook. Maybe the article could have used more proofreading but so what? Somtimes content is more important than presentation.

If the person who wrote it didn't proofread it, then the content likely hasn't been thought through.

Re: Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military

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Post by sep_field » Wed, Feb 24, 2021, 8:25 AM UTC

geitir wrote: post #163

sep_field wrote: post #104

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It's the kind of typo a spellcheker would overlook. Maybe the article could have used more proofreading but so what? Somtimes content is more important than presentation.

If the person who wrote it didn't proofread it, then the content likely hasn't been thought through.

every writer knows its notoriously hard to proofread your own writing. you know how it is supposed to read and your brain just kind of goes on autopilot.