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Citizen, he said, "ultimately, lets not forget, the british empire shaped the modern world. it spread democracy and was significantly more benign than other empires." do you have any time for that sentiment at all? no, i dont. but i have time for niall ferguson in that i think hes mischaracterised as someone whos only got good things to say about empire, but he writes very movingly about the injustice of slavery. he writes about the tasmanian genocide, and actually, he doesnt flinch at describin...

And ruled the people and compares it with others, for example, the belgians in africa. and the conclusion is always, you know, for all of the terrible flaws with what the british did and the violence that came with it, there was — well, to coin a cliche from the past — a civilising mission there which certainly was absent from the belgians in africa. i think comparing empires isjust as inane as the balance sheet. its like saying its ok to kick an old man in the shins because someone slapped ...

I think comparing empires isjust as inane as the balance sheet. its like saying its ok to kick an old man in the shins because someone slapped you earlier in the day. its not. youre basically in the problematic area of philosophy and ethnic... ..sorry, ethicaljudgment. hmm. niall ferguson, the prominent scottish historian who now resides and is an american citizen, he said, "ultimately, lets not forget, the british empire shaped the modern world. it spread democracy and was significantly more be...

And the violence that came with it, there was — well, to coin a cliche from the past — a civilising mission there which certainly was absent from the belgians in africa. i think comparing empires isjust as inane as the balance sheet. its like saying its ok to kick an old man in the shins because someone slapped you earlier in the day. its not. youre basically in the problematic area of philosophy and ethnic... ..sorry, ethicaljudgement. hmm. niall ferguson, the prominent scottish historian w...

It spread democracy and was significantly more benign than other empires." do you have any time for that sentiment at all? no, i dont. but i have time for niall ferguson in that i think hes mischaracterised as someone whos only got good things to say about empire, but he writes very movingly about the injustice of slavery. he writes about the tasmanian genocide, and actually, he doesnt flinch at describing some of the terrible things that happened during empire. but his overall argument of compa...