Reflection of The Humanity, Over 600 bodies found at Indigenous school in Canada

[Enigma SIG]

Canadians are willing to admit their past mistake and deeply apologize.

That is one of the greatest, bravest, and most honorable humans can do!

The finest example of humanity!

I give a big two thumbs and applaud for the Canadians.

Funny stuff right here. Just brush it under the carpet yo.

 

[beijingwalker]

One of the greatest things in the world is admitting our own mistakes.

Despite all the dark past...

Whites people are willing to do so.


The past is the past, we should not blame them, but learn from history.

In individual matter, they didn't do it, but other persons who already long dead (and perhaps in hell right now), which is their ancestors.

The today Whites people are the greatest people on earth.

Deserve a huge respect!


To be honest, by reading world history, every nations on planet earth, ever did the same thing as above in other form of genocide.

We don't need to feel superior, just because our sins never or not yet being exposed.

But once it was exposed, does we as great as Whites people who is willingly to admit their mistake and deeply apologize?

Perhaps not.

When would they give the land back to their rightful owners and pack up and leave? If someone broke into your house and killed your whole family, men, women and children, and till today still hogs your house, would you forgive them if they say sorry to you for the killing and ongoing occupation?

 

[nahtanbob]

Americans talking about HUMAN RIGHTS is the bigget joke in the whole universe, they are savage animals with a history fully written in human blood.

without the Americans you will be polishing the boots of Imperial Japanese Army officer

 

[beijingwalker]

without the Americans you will be polishing the boots of Imperial Japanese Army officer

Without US, Japan wouldn't be able to attack China in the first place, almost the all oil that Japan needed for the war in China was from US, US literally enabled Japan for their wars.

 

[ApparentRaceTraitor]

Yeah, us Canadians like to take accountability, which is why Canada educates its children about the horrors of the residential schools, and has multiple museums dedicated to the terrible things done to the aboriginal peoples. It's a damn shame though that the catholic church still refuses to apologize for its disgusting and evil practices against these innocent kids.

Having said all that, we both know why you posted this. It's not gonna distract from what China is doing, and it's refusal to acknowledge its wrongs. I take solace in the fact that a eventually, even China will have to face what it has done, and that future generations in China will look at this period of China in absolute shame.

Only the usual suspects will fall for your attempts to distract. Many of them will jump on my comment and call me all kids of things, and use whataboutism arguments, just you watch.

You are preaching to the choir sir.

No matter what the Middle Kingdom or social justice warriors say, we do way more to reconcile with our first nations brethren. Several Grand chiefs have said the path to reconciliation starts with truth and we accept that what happened was barbaric.

Similarly, the First Nations have been incredibly generous in not demanding that the rest of us immigrant folk pack up and get out.

Yes the balance of respect is skewed, but collectively we have or will have the moral high ground; if not us, then our children.

 

[ApparentRaceTraitor]

Canadians are willing to admit their past mistake and deeply apologize.

That is one of the greatest, bravest, and most honorable humans can do!

The finest example of humanity!

I give a big two thumbs and applaud for the Canadians.


We should not blame the current generation of Canadians, it's not them who did it, but other persons, which are their predecessors.

But they are willing to apologize for other person mistakes.

The path to reconciliation begins with truth. And the truth is public knowledge. Reconciliation leads to unity, and unity leads to strength. Countries living in glass houses will never comprehend that.

 

[beijingwalker]

if not us, then our children.

Of course, after you killed off their children

 

[ApparentRaceTraitor]

Of course, after you killed off their children

No one is disagreeing with that. We have and will continue to make this right to our First Nations brethren. That is the difference between us and you.

 

[beijingwalker]

On the trail of the murdered and missing - why have so many of Winnipeg's Aboriginal women and girls been killed?

No one is disagreeing with that. We have and will continue to make this right to our First Nations brethren. That is the difference between us and you.

The difference is you are still living on the stolen land, when would you give back their lands and pack up to leave?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Without US, Japan wouldn't be able to attack China in the first place, almost the all oil that Japan needed for the war in China was from US, US literally enabled Japan for their wars.

Apparently the entire world was 100% dependent on the US for oil..including the Nazis. No other sellers...like Venezuela the 3rd largest back then.

 

[beijingwalker]

Apparently the entire world was 100% dependent on the US for oil..including the Nazis.

You guys helped Japan for its wars, this is a well documented fact.

 

[beijingwalker]

The path to reconciliation begins with truth.

Truth to tell who? would you allow me to kill you first and tell my grandchildren that I m sorry to kill you?

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

You guys helped Japan for its wars, this is a well documented fact.

You mean like China today that "doesn't take sides". Helping both sides in every war on the planet...

 

[ApparentRaceTraitor]

Truth to tell who? would you allow me to kill you first and tell my grandchildren that I m sorry to kill you?

You are framing your question with the wrong reference of time, more relatable to a white Canadian from that era. It does not apply.

The First Nations people are pragmatic in understanding that while they lost their relatives/sons/daughters/uncles/aunts...we were not the ones to make it happen, what they want is first acknowledgment of actual historical facts, second to ensure that this doesn't happen within our country again, and third to enable th to get on equal footing with the rest of Canada while retaining their language, religion and customs.

We are not perfect, and we are not even halfway to the final goal of a united Canada but we are on the path.

 

[beijingwalker]

The First Nations people are pragmatic in understanding that while they lost their relatives/sons/daughters/uncles/aunts...we were not the ones to make it happen, what they want is first acknowledgment of actual historical facts, second to ensure that this doesn't happen within our country again, and third to enable th to get on equal footing with the rest of Canada while retaining their language, religion and customs.

We are not perfect, and we are not even halfway to the final goal of a united Canada but we are on the path.

Simple question, As a human being , would you accept one killed almost all your family and still occupies your house even today?