Argentine human rights museum under fire

[MilHojas]

Reframing a dictatorship: Argentine human rights museum under fire

In Argentina, decades of well-documented crimes and court hearings are being questioned by the nation’s new populist, libertarian leadership.

www.csmonitor.com

 

[NeoWonk]

Things are being questioned?!?!?!? OMG!!!! The Elites only tell us the truth and have our best interest in their big hearts. Questioning them could be hurtful.

 

[Quilombo]

Funny how the Venn diagram of people who "question" the dictatorship's murders and people who "question" whether 6 million people were killed in the holocaust tends to be a circle.

 

[NeoWonk]

It seems incredible to me that Pol Pot killed 25% of the Cambodian people in the 1970s. I'm always open to new research on any historical matter - maybe it was less, maybe 20% or maybe even more 30%, Communists after all are very efficient exterminators. But in any case, I'm always open to questioning the establishment narrative.

If we don't ask questions, how are we supposed to learn? Or should we just accept what we are told by our establishment leaders?

I find the folks worried about people asking questions are either authoritarian at heart or useful idiots.