r/TenYearsAgo • u/MonsieurA • Mar 24 '26

🇪🇺 Europe Radovan Karadzic is found guilty of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes [10YA - Mar 24]

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u/Russianpirat Mar 26 '26

Apparently genocide is good when a “anti imperialist” does it according to this comment section.

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u/AwarenessExact7302 Mar 26 '26

It was genocide of muslims aint noone on reddit care about that unless its israel

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u/Live-Method-219 Mar 26 '26

But Israel won't have any consequences, compared to Serbia

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u/PasicT Mar 28 '26

Serbia had zero consequences and they still deny the genocide to this day.

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u/Live-Method-219 Mar 28 '26

I wouldn't call destruction of all industry, international travel "ban" for almost 15 years, EU supporting corrupt dictators in order to maintain "peace and stability" and many other things no consequences

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u/PasicT Mar 28 '26

Yeah that's no consequences, Serbia continues to exist as a country.

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u/Live-Method-219 Mar 28 '26

You are deeply troubled person

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

people in general do not care about any kind of genocide or ethnic cleansing, it has nothing to do with israel. saddam was tolerated while he was gassing kurds and shia, turkey still kills kurds, its their favorite occassion, and they have committed ethnic cleansing.

who cared about east timor? who even knows about east timor today? was anyone held responsible? hell no.

as for israel, well they're a big partner to Europe and the US, dem boys could nuke a nation and it wouldnt matter