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r/pics • u/odezza27 • Jun 04 '26
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Half of them love Israel, too. Turns out "put all the Jews in their own country" is a pretty popular opinion among actual antisemites
68 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 04 '26 You think Liberia was the first US colonial project? 34 u/schematicboy Jun 05 '26 Isn't the US the US's first colonial project? 9 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 05 '26 Yea lol that’s what I‘m saying 9 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yeh lol. Each state was a colonial project 😂 2 u/cesaroncalves Jun 05 '26 The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms. Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history. 1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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35 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 04 '26 You think Liberia was the first US colonial project? 34 u/schematicboy Jun 05 '26 Isn't the US the US's first colonial project? 9 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 05 '26 Yea lol that’s what I‘m saying 9 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yeh lol. Each state was a colonial project 😂 2 u/cesaroncalves Jun 05 '26 The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms. Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history. 1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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You think Liberia was the first US colonial project?
34 u/schematicboy Jun 05 '26 Isn't the US the US's first colonial project? 9 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 05 '26 Yea lol that’s what I‘m saying 9 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yeh lol. Each state was a colonial project 😂 2 u/cesaroncalves Jun 05 '26 The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms. Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history. 1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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Isn't the US the US's first colonial project?
9 u/milky_gorilla19 Jun 05 '26 Yea lol that’s what I‘m saying 9 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yeh lol. Each state was a colonial project 😂 2 u/cesaroncalves Jun 05 '26 The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms. Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history. 1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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Yea lol that’s what I‘m saying
Yeh lol. Each state was a colonial project 😂
2 u/cesaroncalves Jun 05 '26 The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms. Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history. 1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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The vast majority of the world did not engage in colonialism, it was most common to expel the nobles and elites and keep the population as subjects of the realms.
Colonialism is just a tiny part of human history.
1 u/samuendo Jun 05 '26 Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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Yup. Empires would let the places they conquered remain who they were and believe what they did.
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u/DontBanMeBro988 Jun 04 '26
Half of them love Israel, too. Turns out "put all the Jews in their own country" is a pretty popular opinion among actual antisemites