Why do you think European crimes are so interesting if Europeans are not more evil or in more denial than other people. I don't feel uncomfortable when you bring up European (90% of the time its you) issues. That's why I post in them. I guess if you think my fire thread had an anti-minority theme than you could find an anti-minority theme in everything. But remember its just in your head. You do realize it makes looks ridiculous when you try to act like a story about a fire is anti-minority or when you try to act like Woolfe is a racist right?
It's interesting because it tends to be forgotten, denied, or re-visioned. This thread is an excellent example of people denying such a crime. Also, the actions still affect so much of the world today. The scale of the events are astounding - billions affected, hundreds of millions massacred, trillions of dollars of resources looted, devastation across centuries. Understanding European history lets you understand them and others today. Things still happen today primarily due to colonialism. Have you never read a history book to gain some interest or knowledge on a topic?
People who deny atrocities tend to be bigots. It's a pretty safe assumption.
I don't care too much if I appear ridiculous. There are way too many far-right people on this board who view certain peoples as ridiculous by default. To me it makes you look ridiculous to deny research taken straight from historical archives and records.
So in two cases (London and South Asia), Churchill took actions that sacrificed civilian lives. The explanation that explains both cases in one swoop was that a war was on and he sacrificed some for the greater cause. But your explanation was that in one case he didn't because of racism and the other he didn't? Have you heard of Occam's Razor? You need to meditate on the fact that just because someone is a racist doesn't mean all their acts are about racism. George Washington was a racist, did he do everything because he was one? Was he trying to commit genocide on blacks?
Sorry, I'm not really sure what you're referring to in London. However, I doubt that Churchill created a calamity in London, knew that it would happen, went ahead with it anyways, knew what was happening, refused to stop it due to racial prejudices, refused outside aid, and purposely thwarted attempts to prevent the calamity.