[a fool in paradise]

"plantations are physical reminders of one of the most horrific human rights abuses the world has ever seen"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sacrifice_in_Maya_culture

And people don't have the same ghastly vibe walking the grounds in Mexico that they do walking through Auschwitz

[Rinnwald]

"plantations are physical reminders of one of the most horrific human rights abuses the world has ever seen"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sacrifice_in_Maya_culture

And people don't have the same ghastly vibe walking the grounds in Mexico that they do walking through Auschwitz

Yep, there are many more horrific skeletons in humanity's closet. For most of human history slavery was a pretty standard human rights abuse, and is still ongoing in some parts of the world as previously posted.

But then, bringing up Mayan history does not guilt white liberal lemmings that need to be cowed to tear down western culture.

[Jewbacca]

“nd people don’t have the same ghastly vibe walking the grounds in Mexico that they do walking through Auschwitz”

Actually, I was physically repulsed when I visited the Aztec pyramids. Almost threw up and had to leave.