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[S2] (pronounced [S2]) The Khmer Rouge left Cambodians with nothing but monkey abuse 1:(-)1:(-)1
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- The abuses of the Khmer Rouge left Cambodians with nothing but monkey abuse
- The Khmer Rouge stopped Cambodia from having any doctors and left them with nothing but selling monkey torture
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- cursed export / paying Third-World people for footage of things that would be crimes [1] -> what it says. in reference to the below Items.
- The abuses of the Khmer Rouge left Cambodians with nothing but monkey abuse / The Khmer Rouge stopped Cambodia from having any doctors and left them with nothing but selling monkey torture -> I don't have a lot of information about the reality of what happened with the Khmer Rouge, but this is a pretty outrageous thing to claim with a straight face. looking at the most important part of the claim, that being in a poor country is bad, it would be just as accurate to say that people showing up from other countries with money is harmful and dangerous to a country because the people with money can pay money for this, or for people to sell the United States slaves, and only Mao or Kim Il-Sung putting up a barrier around the country and forcing it to develop inside itself can prevent slavery and monkey abuse. cursed exports are weirdly like a reverse Nigerian prince scam. both of them are a kind of toxic connection between a First-World country and a Third-World country which doesn't create anything productive and where everyone would have been better off if that one particular interaction between the two countries didn't happen.
- Only Kim Il-Sung can prevent monkey abuse / Protectionism prevents cursed exports such as animal abuse for money ...
- If Indonesia transitioned to Deng Xiaoping Thought, there would be no monkey abuse ...
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