Former Argentine Dictator Sentenced To Prison
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@daltonagre you are a very sad sad person this is about justice and about showing some respect for the people that was murdered by dictators, you live in brasil good for you it is a nice country but you have by far more problems than we do, serious and violent crime and drug dealers all over the country and very poor people, i dont know if you are south american or not and i dont care, what I care for is to tell you that argentina is definitely u have no right to say that.
MrThanathos2010 9 months ago
@daltonagre Hello, I only recently learned about this. U say Argentines ''never learn''. Do U mean the people of Argentine or the government? Do U feel that the anti-government citizens of the '70s should have done something differently? If so what? It seems clear that many were kidnapped & killed because they spoke out against the form of government. Were their protests peaceful? Did other countries label them terrorists? How is all this viewed through Brazilian eyes?
jhvenus2004 1 year ago
Argentines never forget and also they never learn . I live in Brazil.
daltonagre 1 year ago