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In these conversations about genocide we get to here the stories

from the victims. But why do we not confront the perpetrators.

It might be difficult to find surviving Nazis, but in Rwanda the guilty are still at large.   Why?

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All I hear is a bunch of whinny 20 somethings who expected life to be somthing its not.  Work is boring, life is tedius.  There is no grand adventure, WORK is boring, deal with it.

I'm 42, I didn't make much money in my twenties, but I had a lot of fun. I didn't care about sucess. What I keep hearing a bunch of complaining " life isn't fullfiling" get over yourselves and welcome to adulthood

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