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    I had a long discussion this weak, when the situation of the Islas Malvinas (or Falkland, like i think the English call them) jumped up again. The thing is what gives you the right to say this is my terrain and not yours and i will kill you should you try to set a foot on it? The other party always put the Constitution or some other ideal like the sense or pertenece. Personally i think that those are not real nor material so can't serve for nothing. An example on this matter is this subject of the Islas Malvinas, the british invade the islands, the people get mad because they say the islands were them and then move forces to counter-attack, but the thing is before you there was indians occupating that land and you killed them and put your people, your culture and your laws, every nation on history has made the same claiming some right over the land... but is this right?
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    no, in essence it is not right.
    but it is natural and essential to the spread of knoledge and civilisation. the people who are stronger and smarter will enevitably destroy the weak and foolish, and in this way the people and nations of the world will get stronger and better than in there previos form. it is so in the animal kingdom and so it will be in humanity.
    A nation of sheep will beget a a government of wolves. Edward R. Murrow

    Anyone who claims to be in the light but hates his brother is still in the darkness. —1 John 2:9

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    Default Re: About the right to defend your own

    Please note: this smells like a Backroom topic. For now it will stay here, but it will be moved when this is going more about emotions than history.
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    Default Re: About the right to defend your own

    I don't understand? Are you saying the British retaking the Falklands after the Argentinian invasion was wrong? Or that conquests in general are wrong?

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    I posted this here because i cannot post it on the backroom, i don't know why. And no i'm not saying that. Any conquer is morally wrong, but i wanted to know the point of view of you people in what is that gives you the right to defend a land, is it posetion or is it an idea. And i really don't know why you ask if i said that it was wrong, it was beleaved that after the WWII was over and treaties signed the wars for expansion and pure conquer will be over forever (i don't beleave it but...), the thing is that England was one of the first in signing that tretie, and them beggined the war, it's just another hipocrecy of the great nations, that always try to impose their beliefs an their politics in other military weak nations, this is the same case that the last war on Irak, Bush sais that the Irakies deserve a democratic government (ok, the real reason will be oil and justification of so massive military power) and then they go and kill thousands of people invading the soberanity of others. Now i think that the time of conquerors are over, the humanity has to be more rational, and nobody has the right to say what's better for anybody.
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    Default Re: About the right to defend your own

    Soulforged, there's a reason why the Backroom isn't open right away.

    Topics get quite heated there at times, such topics often are about emotions and politics. The Monastery is for history discussions only. So, I ask again: skip the morals/ethics etc in this topic.
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