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@leh_vanessa Senkata was the deadliest event in Bolivia since the 2008 Porvenir massacre. Maybe the best approach is to carefully sift through evidence and testimony, and seek out careful reportage, rather than just credulously believing the military…Permalink On twitter.com
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@leh_vanessa … and let's start by acknowledging that "We didn't fire a shot" isn't a report that inspires credibility (given numerous journalists, survivors' accounts, and video of the incident).Permalink On twitter.com
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@leh_vanessa What you're doing right now, is not to seek out the facts first, but rather to defensively modify your initial narrative, trying all the while to maintain the same moral judgment: that all these killings were justified.Permalink On twitter.com
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@leh_vanessa Anyhow, I'm going to introduce some more facts and you can see if you became willing to mobilize some skepticism before accepting that ten people needed to die and scores or hundreds more needed to be shot.Permalink On twitter.com
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@leh_vanessa Also, since the military killed people far from the plant: at the the pedestrian bridge and near the San Francisco de Asís church, you must acknowledge that they were not killed to prevent imminent explosions.On twitter.com