If reparations are possible, then I find that appropriate but the questions would be: who pays reparations? how will that be enforced years later? reparations cannot undo what has been done. We must move onward #auburnworldhistory
I feel that generations today that have no involvement in slavery should not have to suffer repercussions as it has nothing to do with them now. Nothing can ever fix what has been done, as unfortunate as that is, all we can do is prevent similar events. #auburnworldhistory
I think the most reasonable explanation for violence in politics is to enrage others to take action. I do not agree with it, but it does a good job provoking people. Why can we not do the same with words? #auburnworldhistory
I personally believe that reacting to an issue with violence is simply destructive and does not really cause any improvements. Simply more violence. #auburnworldhistory
#AuburnWorldHistory Look at the violent protests going on in Paris today. More than 100 people were injured and over 400 were arrested. This just goes to show that violent protests do not solve anything.
@Madison69111696 I noticed this as well and it reminded me of in elementary school when a teacher would say you cant define a term using the root or variation of the word.
is there even such a purpose in discussing income inequality? Some incomes make more based on education needed, labor, and resource, etc...so how does someone who put in less deserve to make the same? #auburnworldhistory
"Overall I think this period was defined by a broad movement across many fronts, ideological and political" based on the reading, who would agree and why? #auburnworldhistory
@matthew43020376 exactly. As fascinating as some of the conspiracies are, it is chilling to think that maybe theres some truth to any of it. To speak on my behalf, I feel as though more of it is true than i would like to admit.
Anyone else curious as to what advances our military and government has made in war-tactics/weapons/technology that we know not the great strengths of? #AuburnWorldHistory
Something that confuses me greatly that I would very much like an explanation to is this: Who determines what is and is not "allowed" in war? What are the limits if any? Who declares what is and is not unjust or warranted? #AuburnWorldHistory
where do you draw the line that justifies a nuclear attack that will destroy many innocent lives? What is the last straw that breaks the camel's back? #AuburnWorldHistory
“...war was too important to be left to the generals. When he said that, 50 years ago, he might have been right. But today, war is too important to be left to politicians. They have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for strategic thought.“ #AuburnWorldHistory
It is empowering to read an article that doesn't focus on the color of the skin so much as it focuses on the importance of education and knowledge to prevent all of the violence and discrimination in ALL parties, races, and genders. #AuburnWorldHistory
"You must get an education" I find that to me, this translates that we must not be ignorant of all that is around us. We must be aware of the world that we live so as not to destroy it. Education comes in all forms, surrounded by walls or none. #AuburnWorldHistory
It is a real eye-opener to be informed of how many lives were lost on both sides of war. Do you think the deaths of that many people could have been prevented? #AuburnWorldHistory
Fascinating how most Americans were against entering and participating in the war, yet the decision was made to do the opposite. Does the word of the people really have that little of a say in what their country acts upon? #foodforthough#AuburnWorldHistory