It stands to reason he must have been doing something right to have stayed so close to the halls of power.

I was a toddler when he was carpet bombing Cambodia, never knew him as anything but “an important person” that was sometimes on the TV. Only learned of his crimes in the past decade.

How did an in-your-face war criminal retain such influence for so long?

  • starbreaker@kbin.social
    81·
    10 months ago

    Many of us have been waiting a long, long time to piss on his grave, including (I’m sure) the families of the half-million or so people who died in Indochina because of the extended war and carpet-bombing.

    I’m willing to let them go first. My hatred’s just a matter of principle, rather than a personal grudge.

    • mosiacmango@lemm.ee
      21·
      10 months ago

      Smart thinking. If you wait a little while, the ocean of piss that will be his grave will likely make it way easier to add your contribution.