Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
A type of onion, I think.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:54 amdam i only got 4, ( had to look up rapscallions)Big Daikon wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:09 amDo I get one point for each one I check off? I got a 6, btw.amatuertrader wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 7:47 am
1. whoremongers
2. former whoremongers
3. alcoholics
4. people that drink too much
5. wiseguys
6. keyboard warriors
7. legitimate teachers
8. make believe teachers
9. tourists who found a way to stay long term
10. trolls and sock puppets
11. people that are not Cambodian expats and posting from some other place
12. scalawags, rapscallions and wanna be pirates
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Was that really necessary...even as a joke?amatuertrader wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 7:47 am It has been suggested that I am not interested in finding the truth to a question I posed.
I do appreciate the efforts made to enlighten me but this not a university debate club, this is an internet discussion forum filled mostly by people that fall into one or more of the following categories:
1. whoremongers
2. former whoremongers
3. alcoholics
4. people that drink too much
5. wiseguys
6. keyboard warriors
7. legitimate teachers
8. make believe teachers
9. tourists who found a way to stay long term
10. trolls and sock puppets
11. people that are not Cambodian expats and posting from some other place
12. scalawags, rapscallions and wanna be pirates
The more posts, the more a fit in No 10 sounds about right.
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
clutchcargo wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 10:50 amWas that really necessary...even as a joke?amatuertrader wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 7:47 am It has been suggested that I am not interested in finding the truth to a question I posed.
I do appreciate the efforts made to enlighten me but this not a university debate club, this is an internet discussion forum filled mostly by people that fall into one or more of the following categories:
1. whoremongers
2. former whoremongers
3. alcoholics
4. people that drink too much
5. wiseguys
6. keyboard warriors
7. legitimate teachers
8. make believe teachers
9. tourists who found a way to stay long term
10. trolls and sock puppets
11. people that are not Cambodian expats and posting from some other place
12. scalawags, rapscallions and wanna be pirates
The more posts, the more a fit in No 10 sounds about right.
I apologize if my list offended anyone.
I don't know anyone here but I assumed they reflect the typical group of expats I have met over the years in SEA.
I couple of posters have already bragged about how many categories they fall into.
I myself have fit into 6 maybe 7 of those over the years.
I seriously don't know what your objection to my list is.
You know thees guys better than anyone, can you offer a more appropriate list?
[Mod edit: take a day off for trolling this topic and not the first time either]
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
I regret posting on this thread.
IMO it has been the plaything of a troll.
This subject.
FFS.
IMO it has been the plaything of a troll.
This subject.
FFS.
Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
Not at all.
I, personally, got a lot out of yours and others genuine contributions to this thread, OP notwithstanding.
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
Thanks Brody, i appreciate that.
Yeah, in general it was really good to catch the whole KR discussion.(the Duch thread partic)
In case you hadn't noticed this is a subject dear to my heart. and one that has taken both my head and heart to some very very dark places. (its a big part of why i am so gnarly so often today).
Personally i like the idea of this whole story to continued to be discussed and reviewed, and it is reassuring that there is still a small core of us who still hold an interest.
So thanks everybody. I'm a bit drained and off on a bit of break again. a bit lighter.
ps !!! keep the discussion going, there are three whole universes of material out there to be explored.. new material, new interps...
Yeah, in general it was really good to catch the whole KR discussion.(the Duch thread partic)
In case you hadn't noticed this is a subject dear to my heart. and one that has taken both my head and heart to some very very dark places. (its a big part of why i am so gnarly so often today).
Personally i like the idea of this whole story to continued to be discussed and reviewed, and it is reassuring that there is still a small core of us who still hold an interest.
So thanks everybody. I'm a bit drained and off on a bit of break again. a bit lighter.
ps !!! keep the discussion going, there are three whole universes of material out there to be explored.. new material, new interps...
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
Whether it was a troll's plaything or not, the serious contributions are interesting. As someone who grew up with this era in the news, along with the Vietnam war, it has always held some fascination for me. Keep it coming, don't let the buggers get you down.SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 4:24 pm I regret posting on this thread.
IMO it has been the plaything of a troll.
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
Queef wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 10:14 am The Khmer Rouge killing intellectuals sounds like such a bizarre thing to do, and they also tried to kill all teachers, educated people and even people who wore glasses.
Not bizarre at all. The KR leaders were educated and knew exactly that an educated population was more likely to think and become rebellious. That's not proper to the KR. Most authoritarian regimes will do whatever it takes to keep their population
as uneducated as possible.
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Re: Khmer Rouge Killing Intellectuals
Robespierre, one of the great inspirations for the Khmer Rouge.Jamie_Lambo wrote: ↑Fri Sep 11, 2020 8:26 pmQueef wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 10:14 am The Khmer Rouge killing intellectuals sounds like such a bizarre thing to do, and they also tried to kill all teachers, educated people and even people who wore glasses.
Not bizarre at all. The KR leaders were educated and knew exactly that an educated population was more likely to think and become rebellious. That's not proper to the KR. Most authoritarian regimes will do whatever it takes to keep their population
as uneducated as possible.
“If you read the history of the French Revolution, there is a fascinating but terribly bloody period called La Terreur--
the terror--during which the revolutionaries began by cutting off the heads of the king and the aristocrats and, after that, making "a terror" among them-selves. Those French-educated Cambodians were fascinated by La Terreur. And when they came back from France, they wanted to make a revolution.” Sihanouk interview with Playboy magazine - 1987
“ The revolutionary government owes to the good citizen all the protection of the nation; it owes nothing to the Enemies of the People but death.” Robespierre
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