People are better haters than forgivers
When it comes to acts of aggression, like the Crusades, a good deal of selective forgetting would be more conducive to harmony than systematic remembering.
Washington, D.C.--One of the objectives of any bully is to make his victim feel guilty. Somehow, the victims are convinced that they brought it upon themselves. Or the fault is "historic" to the effect that today's aggression is justified on the basis that someone's ancestors did something to the...
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