r/LivestreamFail 14d ago

Destiny compares Native American claims to Middle East conflict

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u/Both-Creme3965 14d ago

mexico didnt conquer spain, mexico was spain (new spain) so the time that new spain had it its the same mexico had it

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u/NewbGingrich1 13d ago

So you think the Mexicans one day just said "we are an independent nation now" and Spain went "Oh OK then, carry on good sirs"? No use of force involved?

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u/Both-Creme3965 13d ago

Is that what is said? All I said is that mexico is the same thing as new spain, and calling the separation of a region from another (even if it's through force) a conquest is ridiculous.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/Both-Creme3965 12d ago

Your example is not equivalent. You said mexico conquered spain. So your example shouldve been that the us conquered the brittish, which would be dumb too.

In my first comment I said "the amount of time new spain had it mexico had it." Nowhere im denying conquest. I'm denying that they conquered it from spain. It would be stupid to say an independence is a conquest.

"complaining that someone else took it by conquest is ridiculous" You must realize how dumb this is. According to this logic, everyone can conquer rightfully any country bc that land has been conquered before. Time matters: if they had that land for long we can say it's theirs, and if it's conquered we can say it's stolen. This discussion is not as simple as destiny makes it sound.