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@antihellenistic What's your Discord name/number?

Can you post screencaps of your recent online debates? It will be easier to comment if I see what they are saying in full.

"Today's view say that anything which improve human comfort  considered as empathy"

The correct term for what you are describing is indulgence.

"whereas anything which reduce human's comfort and happiness considered as "barbaric", "evil", and "unempathic".

The correct term here is anti-indulgent. It is indulgence which is barbaric. Austerity and asceticism been associated with personal cultivation and refinement since ancient times.

Anti-indulgence is the truly empathic attitude, as we should feel guilty to indulge when we remember the cruel victimization that occurred in the past in order to make indulgence possible in the present. For example, knowing a comfort-enhancing product was developed via experimentation on animals (who did not consent to being experimented upon), we would not want to use that product even though all the experimentation is now over. Similarly, what about all the children violently forced into Western compulsory schooling for the last few centuries just so that a small fraction of the adults they eventually grew up to be applied their knowledge (founded on the same compulsory schooling) to invent comfort-enhancing machines? How can we want to indulge in modernity when we remember this? And so on.

From the perspective of empathy, anti-indulgence is solidarity with the victims of violence from the past.

(In contrast, barbarians often do not even remember the victims of their own initiated violence, let alone victims of violence initiated by others from long ago.)

""Africans" not to experience starvation during colonial era."

They did not typically experience starvation in pre-colonial times! The correct comparison is between pre-colonial and colonial, not between colonial and post-colonial. Western colonial powers often set up problems that will emerge over time in colonies that they are about to withdraw from. Therefore comparing between colonial and post-colonial is unfair.

Current starvation in former Western colonies is the fault of the Western colonial powers for making the former colonies dependent on imports during the colonial era. Did you not read this post?

https://trueleft.createaforum.com/colonial-era/east-timor/msg13492/#msg13492

In Portuguese Africa (e.g. Mozambique), the Native Labour Regulations of 1899 stated that all able bodied men must work for six months of every year, and that "They have full liberty to choose the means through which to comply with this regulation, but if they do not comply in some way, the public authorities will force them to comply." [16]

Africans engaged in subsistence agriculture on their own small plots were considered unemployed.

You have to attack them as active oppressors of children. I already demonstrated how to do this. They are adult supremacists, so that is what we need to call them. If you post any other adult supremacist arguments that you have come across and that I have not already countered in the links provided, I will be happy to counter them below.

@90sRetroFan

Then you are a coward. How can you call yourself a Mohammedan if you will back down from defending Mohammed just to avoid being laughed at by those attacking him?

I'm alone by the way... So, it's not wise to show the total power alone to the bunch of Westerners

@90sRetroFan

And you seem to be supporting the adults.....

No, I'm not supporting adults, even I want them to stop mass-reproducing. And I must careful when I talk or I will got laugh by entire Discord server's members because I support "child marriage" and considered by them as "pedophilia supporters"

@90sRetroFan

"White" colonialists also claim to worry more about "non-whites" oppressing "non-whites"...

What? How can they suddenly care to "non-whites". I don't see the historical records when the "whites" try to care to the quarrel between fellow "non-whites". Even they (the "whites") use it as opportunity to dissolve their power.