discuss Deletion of history

[Lord Severus]

It has become a growing trend that leaders, often with their far right anger mongering crowds, decide to delete history of many regions.

For example, in India, there is growing support for demolishing mosques and building temples in its place often under the garb of history by stating that a temple used to exist in place where the mosque stands and that condition has to be restored.

What do you think about this?

 

[Jason]

It sounds like a lot of silly ethnic fighting. It's like these nations fighting over small islands (Dokdo between South Korea and Japan).

 

[Maina]

I find these historical claims and the resulting actions deeply concerning. While historical narratives are complex, using them to justify demolishing religious sites and displacing communities seems unjust. It risks fueling division and undermining the peaceful coexistence that diverse societies should strive for.

 

[Lord Severus]

I don't think its 'silly' ethnic fight.

I dont want to pick up this fight, but I really want to make my point that because of this, a lot of deprived people loose their life and/or livelihood. Take any ethnic conflicts, none were bloodless. All have resulted in bloodlust, cries, loss and grief.

 

[jmnganga666]

This is what has been lingering in my mind for the past 3 days. I personally think that our history was deleted by the elites so as to keep us in the dark. For example, their is a conspiracy theory about the nose of the big statues in egypt. If you look at the statues really well you will see that it is like the nose was chopped off. The conspiracy is that the nose is of a black man (no racism intended whatsoever) since they have bigger noses than white people. It is just a conspiracy theory so i dont want hate for saying this. I was also told by my college friend who loves conspiracies.