exactly that’s why it will always lag behind

but how to find groups?

any proof that most muslims have bad belief?

yeah that’s my middle name, i don’t think i can change your mind but i will say this that majority of followers of islam have bad beliefs

thoughts mean when people think about to give opinion about something

yes, bad people exist everywhere, shocking right?

yea and it’s for cristisism not endorsment, i never endorsed violence on anyone

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i am just pro-peace, i think they should live peacefully there should be no violence or settlers, weather it’s arab settlers in kurdistan or orthodox jewish in west bank or gaza, or balck or white in africa

i am guessing you stick to watching one prespective? i used to be that way but found out it leads to dogmatism and close minded thinking

isn’t that ad homenim? also i thought it’s wrong to generalize people

surely there must be some moderate beliefs between the two, from what i have seen there were in moderation

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it was a critical analysis not promotion, i never praised that guy i was just talking about both prespectives

wait assuming i am using llms when did sam alt man engage in child sacrifice?

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that was a quotation of zoomer historian i wrote

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https://www.rferl.org/a/RFERL_Interview_Robert_Conquest_Genocide_Famine/1357449.html

“But it was a definite attack on them [Ukrainians] as they were discriminated against as far as death went.” This phrase directly conveys the intent to destroy a group, which is the core of the genocide definition.

Snyder, Timothy. Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin. Basic Books, 2010. (Snyder builds upon Conquest’s work and largely affirms the genocidal intent).

Applebaum, Anne. Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine. Doubleday, 2017. (Applebaum extensively cites and acknowledges Conquest’s pioneering role, and her own work comes to a similar conclusion regarding genocide).

Sysyn, Frank E. “Thirty Years of Research on the Holodomor: A Balance Sheet.” East/West: Journal of Ukrainian Studies. (how Conquest’s work held up to new evidence and his continued stance).