top | item 30966968 (no title) xyzzy4 | 3 years ago Well isn’t it better to safeguard things in the British Museum than let them get lost forever? discuss order hn newest bin_bash|3 years ago Yep. Better stolen than destroyed if you ask me.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhas_of_Bamiyan bobdupneu|3 years ago It was in stable condition until it was set on fire by a westerner and until part of the remains were stolen by other westerners. Plus the country would be a democracy today without western 1953 coup. load replies (1) satao|3 years ago No, it's not. Classic example of imperialistic people...Leave them there, take care of them there. Stop thinking everything from poor nations is up for grabs. gunfighthacksaw|3 years ago > take care of them thereWhich clearly isn’t happening, so IMO it makes sense to store them in a stable society with enforced property rights.Doesn’t have to be UK or France. load replies (1) unknown|3 years ago [deleted] xyzzy4|3 years ago [deleted] fit2rule|3 years ago [deleted]
bin_bash|3 years ago Yep. Better stolen than destroyed if you ask me.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhas_of_Bamiyan bobdupneu|3 years ago It was in stable condition until it was set on fire by a westerner and until part of the remains were stolen by other westerners. Plus the country would be a democracy today without western 1953 coup. load replies (1)
bobdupneu|3 years ago It was in stable condition until it was set on fire by a westerner and until part of the remains were stolen by other westerners. Plus the country would be a democracy today without western 1953 coup. load replies (1)
satao|3 years ago No, it's not. Classic example of imperialistic people...Leave them there, take care of them there. Stop thinking everything from poor nations is up for grabs. gunfighthacksaw|3 years ago > take care of them thereWhich clearly isn’t happening, so IMO it makes sense to store them in a stable society with enforced property rights.Doesn’t have to be UK or France. load replies (1) unknown|3 years ago [deleted] xyzzy4|3 years ago [deleted]
gunfighthacksaw|3 years ago > take care of them thereWhich clearly isn’t happening, so IMO it makes sense to store them in a stable society with enforced property rights.Doesn’t have to be UK or France. load replies (1)
bin_bash|3 years ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhas_of_Bamiyan
bobdupneu|3 years ago
satao|3 years ago
Leave them there, take care of them there. Stop thinking everything from poor nations is up for grabs.
gunfighthacksaw|3 years ago
Which clearly isn’t happening, so IMO it makes sense to store them in a stable society with enforced property rights.
Doesn’t have to be UK or France.
unknown|3 years ago
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xyzzy4|3 years ago
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fit2rule|3 years ago
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