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« Dave Kopel's list of 10 best second amendment books | Main | Zumbo controversy »

Dave Kopel & comrades on genocide

Posted by David Hardy · 24 February 2007 11:02 AM

At Reason Online, Dave has Guns Don't Kill People, Gun Control Kills People.

"But in its effort to "disarm," the Ugandan army, supported by tanks and helicopter gunships, is burning down villages, sexually torturing men, raping women, and plundering what few possessions the tribespeople own. Tens of thousands of victims have been turned into refugees. Human rights scholar Ben Knighton has used the term “ethnocide” to describe the army's campaign.
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This time, the pretext for the "disarmament" of the Karamojong is United Nations gun control. The Ugandan military is trying to round up every last firearm in Karamoja, supposedly for the Karamojong's own good.

The procedure is euphemistically called “forcible disarmament.” It works something like this: The misnamed Uganda People’s Defence Force (UPDF) will torture and rape Karamajong, after which some Karamojong might then disclose the location of some hidden guns. Or the army will burn down a village, after which it might find some guns in the ash left behind."

· arms vs. genocide

Comments

But it can't happen here!

Posted by: Letalis at February 24, 2007 11:10 AM

The fuck it can't. Just in case the dimbulbs didn't catch the irony.

Posted by: straightarrow at February 25, 2007 07:14 PM

The UPDF sounds like the BATFE's idol.

Posted by: Mark at March 1, 2007 07:32 AM

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