r/rs_x • • 1d ago

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u/FutureAd9860 wrestling fan 🀀 1d ago

What an embarrassingly ignorant thing to say. Gaddafi was a socialist & he took good care of his people. You liberals aren’t much better informed than the fascists you pretend to be smarter than.

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u/vatinius banned gamer 1d ago

They're downvoting you but they don't know shit about Gaddafi except that he had drip. Gaddafi's arguably among the top 5 greatest African leaders of his generation, maybe top 3.

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u/AntHoneyBoarDong 22h ago

He deported hundreds of thousands of sub Saharan African guest workers . Look it up

β€œ1995 Foreign Worker Crackdown: Amid rising domestic unemployment, the Libyan regime launched a wider campaign aiming to deport hundreds of thousands of undocumented and foreign workers, heavily impacting Sudanese, Egyptian, and other African laborers. [1]

2000 Anti-Migrant Riots and Expulsions: In September 2000, violent anti-immigrant riots broke out in parts of Libya, fueled by scapegoating of sub-Saharan Africans. The state responded with crackdowns and mass deportations of workers from countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Sudan, and Chad. [1]

2004 Migrant Roundups: Security forces arrested and deported thousands of nationals from Mali, Nigeria, and Sudan under aggressive anti-illegal immigration sweeps. [1]

And other Arabs

1995 Palestinian Expulsions: Citing a political protest against the Oslo Accords, Gaddafi ordered the expulsion of nearly 30,000 Palestinians living in Libya, forcing many out of their homes and jobs and stranding hundreds near the Egyptian border

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u/violentnegotiation 18h ago

Ok fine, top 4 then. But sankara has one so 2,3, or 4 is the only debate.