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Originally posted by ddzx: ↑

no. simply let the Burmese deal with their issues themselves

its none of your business

your intervention is not needed

similarly, your own country & its allies should not intervene in the affairs of other countries, unless invited

because you give the impression of being a White Supremicist, it seems you inherently lack moral boundaries due to inborn genetic disposition of White Supremicity

this is probably why, historically, the worst history of war & wanton violence was found in White Europe

have you forgotten how the long history of endless White Wars then White Colonialism culminated in the Whites slaughtering each other into the tens of millions during WW1 & WW2? how many deaths & casualties?

unlike you, I am not White. us not-whites have had enough of the most primitive people in the world, namely, white people, believing they are the most superior

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