This house believes that countries transitioning to democracy should implement a "Pact of Forgetting"
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THIS HOUSE REGRETS THE USE OF NOSTALGIA IN POLITICS (E.G. REMINISCING OVER PAST/HISTORICAL LEADERS, PERIODS, OR EVENTS).
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This house regrets the glorification of post-independence leaders
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This house regrets the Protestant reformation
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This house opposes historians' focus on great figures instead of common people
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This House believes that new democracies should embrace the politics of forgetting rather than the politics of confronting
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That we oppose dramatised/semi-fictionalised retellings of high profile criminal trials (e.g. The People v OJ Simpson; Shockingly Evil, Wicked and Vile; When They See Us; the Trial of the Chicago 7)
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This House prefers national days of sorrow and remembrance to national days of joy and celebration
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This alternative world is considered better than the current one.
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This house supports the promotion of collective guilt after large scale crimes against humanity (e.g. blaming all of Myanmar for the Rohingya genocide and not just the army and /or government)
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This house believes that the adaptation of historical events in modern-day mainstream Filipino media does more harm than good (MAMASAPANO: Now it Can Be Told, Made in Malacanang, GOMBURZA).
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This house regrets historians focus on great figures instead of common people
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This house would destroy Mein Kampf Vol. II
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This house prefers a world where the ANC had more progressively pursued economic and land reparations during the negotiations in ending the apartheid "
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This house believes that that increased efforts to revive Confucianism is in the interests of the chinese communist party
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This house prefers a world in which soviet union had not fallen
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This house opposes the government-led memorialisation of war e.g. public memorials, monuments and public holidays
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This House believes that post-revolutionary states should deemphasise the role of elite groups in favour of portraying revolution as primarily led by the lower classes
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This House supports implementing a Pact of Forgetting in post-conflict states
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In September 1991, This house believes that the government of the independent Latvia should have published this information