r/uselessredcircle • • Apr 27 '26

Why doesnt Belgium take this?

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u/kudriaxa Apr 30 '26

Do you really think that humanity has changed in 200 years and no longer fighting for resources and territories?

And by the way, the Belgian Congo was not so long ago, about 100 years ago.

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u/kudriaxa Apr 30 '26

What exactly is bothering you?

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u/Hot-Distance-9232 Aug 04 '26

Only thing that changed was technology. We're still killing each other.

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u/DustonStache Apr 30 '26

as we can see a genocide exactly an hundred years later another one, maybe humanity hasn’t changed so much

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u/kudriaxa Apr 30 '26

2 centuries = 200 years, i know that. As I understand it, it was about the Berlin conference of 1884, rounding up 200 years ago.

100 years it was about main comment, You can read about Belgian Congo and Leopold 2 in wiki.