BlueRob01
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TCIB said:BlueRob01 said:TCIB said:Well it does though as it has been the accepted way since civilized society formed and before that.
It may offend some peoples ideals and sensibilities but thats just tough luck really.
You have seen pacific salmon swimming back up the river to lay eggs right ?. Now at the top of all the waterfalls, you see the biggest bear in the best spot.
Why ?, because he fought for it and he wanted it more.
It is the same principle really, our people wanted it more.
It's only accepted by those that win..
Not sure those that are taken over (and usually killed), in whatever guise it is undertaken would agree with the principle.
As for wanting it more, I would suggest that economic and military strength may have had something to do with it.
As does the political expedience of the most vile woman in recent history.
Argentina had a similar military budget to us, and weaponry. In some areas they had better weapons and equiptment.
Refer to other posts here regarding invading/occupying the islands. You will find a large swathe of your arguement is left invalid regarding invading etc.
This is due to us simply defending what has been our land for a long time, hence the action taken was defence and nothing to do with invading etc.
It is not accepted only buy those who win at all.
One point of reference is India, the massive majority accepted British rule, why ?. Well a long story short is others like the Germans had tried it on in India and failed.
This is because they tried to regiment all areas of peoples lives. We had no policy to try and affect religious and or other personal values. We were interested in the land only.
Edit:: Bring back Maggie.
I really do have to give up I guess. It's Friday night after all..
" interested in the land only"...
So that makes it ok how exactly?