

No, those 907 people absolutely had to die so that Britain could keep its frozen rock halfway around the world.


No, those 907 people absolutely had to die so that Britain could keep its frozen rock halfway around the world.


It’s only legitimate out of context. The two countries were trying to negotiate a transfer before the war broke out. Argentina was ruled by a military Junta and used the invasion to bolster its internal politics. Thatcher did the same thing by using overwhelming force over a territory that Britain was trying to get rid of. An Argentine cruiser was sunk outside of the exclusion zone.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_ARA_General_Belgrano
Afterwards Britain fortified the island to feed its military industrial complex and drum up more support for its decaying empire. Everything about this war was totally pointless except from a domestic political standpoint.


The victims of this conflict are the casualties of a completely pointless war, on either side. Neither side fought for legitimate reasons and both used it to drum up nationalism.


The objections are about its personality? Who cares, as long as it’s good at coding? That’s the only thing it’s actually useful for.
Which one is scarier? I tried Ubuntu 2 years ago and got scared, working up the courage to try again.