Acknowledge History, Reject Justification

Understanding the complexities of historical relationships between nations does not absolve current actions of moral responsibility. While acknowledging the exploitation and wounds from the past, particularly in the context of China's history and its impact on today's governance, the argument asserts that this historical context does not provide justification for atrocities like state-sponsored violence or genocide. Personal responsibility and adherence to higher ethical standards must prevail, regardless of historical grievances. Political leaders are urged to maintain a firm stance against contemporary injustices while recognizing historical narratives.