What was the dumbest decision in history?

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Yep.

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learning about ww2 has and will always make me cry :cry: I wonder if it was me, how I’d have felt. it’s really disgusting, and sometimes I wish I could go back and change history

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you can’t change history, but you can prevent it from happening again :pensive:

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there’s no way it can ever happen again :triumph: they’re way to many human rights activists to allow it

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I sure hope so :star_struck:

I don’t want more persecution like in the world’s history :upside_down_face:

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we need a time machine asap :cowboy_hat_face: –

also, star lord made the dumbest decision too, btw :eyes: infinity war spoilers lol

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well there IS the Uyghur Muslim Genocide happening rn in China :pensive: eventually it will reach that point if nothing is stopping them…

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oh I haven’t heard about that :disappointed_relieved: well you know I’m sure theyre a lotta activists working on it, nobody can just sit there and do absolutely nothing

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I also want to mention the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima in Japan. Researchers say it’s not radioactive still but locals say something else :eyes:

Also, don’t forget the Titanic incident. Welp, if it weren’t for that mistake, I guess Leo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet wouldn’t have become famous :eyes:

P.S. Chernobyl nuclear meltdown too :pensive:

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Oh yes.

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Trump :nerd_face:

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:joy: :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy:

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Yes

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What?? OMG, that’s so wrong on every single level.
Childhood ruined.

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I thought she…killed herself?

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no, she died of cancer

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Ah. I knew it was one of the two.

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Added a tag :smiley_cat:

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Slavery – The anti-blackness, colorism, loss of culture history, dehumanization of black people and densensitizing people to their abuse and of course we can’t forget the generational trauma which is undoubtedly the worse in history (:

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Oh god, yeah. Oh, the Japanese internment camps after Pearl Harbor. I remember reading a book on it. I unfortunately can’t remember what it was called.