renard_ruse
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How many times can one article use the term "false equivalence" and "myth"?
Instead of going after the article on the facts (slavery has been around since at least the rise of settled agriculture, etc, which IS factually true) or the fact that its a matter of opinion if something is a "false equivalent" or not, the bigger question is why is it SO important to many powerful elements to use history as a weapon of division and a tool to maintain power?
If aspects of history are going to be used as a poltical and psychological weapon people have a right to counter it. Or thise who don't like that can stop trying to use it as a weapon.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_slaves_myth
Instead of going after the article on the facts (slavery has been around since at least the rise of settled agriculture, etc, which IS factually true) or the fact that its a matter of opinion if something is a "false equivalent" or not, the bigger question is why is it SO important to many powerful elements to use history as a weapon of division and a tool to maintain power?
If aspects of history are going to be used as a poltical and psychological weapon people have a right to counter it. Or thise who don't like that can stop trying to use it as a weapon.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_slaves_myth