Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
From Ukraine last year, to Nagorno-Karabakh last month and now Israel, it really does feel like there's a trend of people becoming more comfortable with using large-scale unilateral violence to solve problems. That trend itself greatly worries me; each instance normalizes and legitimizes the next.
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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
I also notice a separate trend, of not so much flashy violence but rather mostly-quiet but brutal repression, becoming normalized and unchallenged more and more. This also worries me a lot. Not looking like a good decade for peace and freedom.
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@quillingqualia.eth
Could you provide an example for this case
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pourteaux
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Tibet, Xinjiang, Yemen, Gaza, Guantanamo
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pourteaux
@px
north korea
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FarcasterMarketing
@quillingqualia.eth
Is Afghanistan on that list? I'd say so. I've heard more than a fair share of stories of people selling their offsprings to survive marriage/bonded labour (the refugees esp)
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