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How did Pol Pot turn 1970s Cambodia into a living nightmare? Under his brutal regime, nearly a quarter of the population was wiped out through execution, starvation, and forced labor in his infamous “killing fields.” Paul Kengor, Professor of Political Science at Grove City College, tells the true story of Pol Pot’s reign of terror.
Check out the short, must-see video below:
“To keep you is no profit, to destroy you is no loss.”
This is what happens in any economic system, including capitalism, without a moral grounding in which human life is more valuable than mere acquisition of material wealth.
It’s brutal, isn’t it? That’s all it takes to kill someone. Lack of pity. It isn’t right.
Look it’s for the common good. Need to break a few eggs to make an omelette
I read t hat Pol Pothead was a Vegan just like Genghis Khan Adolph Hitler and Charles Manson
Genghis Khan was a vegetarian like Algorithmic Analyst? Not that I want to compare a good guy like him to Adolph or Charley. Being vegetarians is just an unfortunate coincidence.
Hell, I wrote a book report on Ghengis back in high school and I didn’t even know he was a vegetarian. He killed so many people I just assumed he was a carnivore.
Watched “The Killing Fields” movie several times. Couldn’t help but make comparisons with the Communist revolutionaries and the “woke” Leftists of the Democrat Party, with their attack on the family unit, erasing history and when they forbade people to grow their own food.