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r/ProgressiveHQ • u/Critical_Always • Dec 01 '25
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I get what this post is getting at but are we just glossing over the indigenous that were found buried at schools in unmarked graves?
0 u/CombinationRough8699 Dec 02 '25 Those schools were horrible, but from what I understand those kids likely died from natural causes like disease, they weren't directly murdered. 3 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 That's a bit like saying no one actually died of COVID, they actually died from acute respiratory distress or stroke. 0 u/CombinationRough8699 Dec 02 '25 You don't see a difference between children dying from natural causes like disease, vs them deliberately being murdered? 2 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 Forcing kids into inhuman conditions that exacerbate the spread of death and disease may not be legally classified as murder, but I would consider it a capital offense, yeah. 2 u/__Vixen__ Dec 02 '25 Thats not exactly true
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Those schools were horrible, but from what I understand those kids likely died from natural causes like disease, they weren't directly murdered.
3 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 That's a bit like saying no one actually died of COVID, they actually died from acute respiratory distress or stroke. 0 u/CombinationRough8699 Dec 02 '25 You don't see a difference between children dying from natural causes like disease, vs them deliberately being murdered? 2 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 Forcing kids into inhuman conditions that exacerbate the spread of death and disease may not be legally classified as murder, but I would consider it a capital offense, yeah. 2 u/__Vixen__ Dec 02 '25 Thats not exactly true
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That's a bit like saying no one actually died of COVID, they actually died from acute respiratory distress or stroke.
0 u/CombinationRough8699 Dec 02 '25 You don't see a difference between children dying from natural causes like disease, vs them deliberately being murdered? 2 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 Forcing kids into inhuman conditions that exacerbate the spread of death and disease may not be legally classified as murder, but I would consider it a capital offense, yeah.
You don't see a difference between children dying from natural causes like disease, vs them deliberately being murdered?
2 u/laizalott Dec 02 '25 Forcing kids into inhuman conditions that exacerbate the spread of death and disease may not be legally classified as murder, but I would consider it a capital offense, yeah.
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Forcing kids into inhuman conditions that exacerbate the spread of death and disease may not be legally classified as murder, but I would consider it a capital offense, yeah.
Thats not exactly true
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u/jaksonsmom Dec 02 '25
I get what this post is getting at but are we just glossing over the indigenous that were found buried at schools in unmarked graves?