I had a discussion on twitter about an anthropological constant with the feminist author Rita Banerji from India about war and killing …
discussion:
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Rita Banerji:
This photo of Kobane reminded me of pictures Berlin, Dresden, after WWII. Maybe this is the dark before the light?
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my reply as frizztext:
Dresden, more Hiroshima, had their disaster – a revenge for hate and ignorance; are there better tools to stop idiocy?
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reply by Rita:
When old stories repeat in new forms, it probably means the human race hasn’t learnt its lessons. Or can’t? Or maybe won’t?
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frizztext:
The principle of killing does not seem to be braked. Words and arguments appear ineffective…
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reply by iceman755 from France:
and when the principle of killing is making money for a few people, words have no more meaning
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Rita Banerji:
I agree, that the underlying reason for these is almost always the goal to consolidate wealth & power.
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frizztext:
Rita, we know via the example India, the reason is a “joy to eliminate”. There is an invisible war “male vs. women”
(not a genocide but a “femicide”)
related:
https://twitter.com/Rita_Banerji
Rita Banerji
frizztext
https://twitter.com/frizztext
iceman755 from France:
https://twitter.com/iceman755
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And today i asked myself about what you could have read during this week in the news https://icezine.wordpress.com/2015/02/01/le-blogging-du-dimanche-quand-linfo-va-se-faire-voir-chez-les-grecs/
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… and Auschwitz was an endless horror, killing people like doing a job in a factory…
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The revenge of the generations, it seems to be both terminal and never-ending.
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