Plenty of more recent events which are pretty universally despised, like the invasion of Iraq, and the prison at Guantanamo, for instance.
Outrage at things in the past is easy, but if we want to really improve the world it may be necessary for smart people to stop refusing to think clearly on current events.
Incredibly embarrassing post
And is it just me or is there a consistency in the tone, among those who make these weird typos?
It's just weird. Also it's early in the morning and I'm a little addled.
And if I was attempting to bend the narrative, a good tool for that might be a counterargument that, tho apparently strong, is actually weak. Let's not be naive about how this works.
I think sometimes the typos are speech-to-text artifacts. For instance "used that" would be phonetically similar to "used at" and I could see that easily tripping up STT. I know people that use STT and don't review the output before sending so I get weird text messages from them from time to time.
It was "and use that f Guantanamo" which is not that difficult to understand if you change "f" for "the F word".
Iraqis lost a lot of blood, not americans. 99% of the people killed were innocent iraqis.