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> Justifying downvote: "you told people to look up a topic but did not provide any link as a recommended starting point" (which is fine) https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jlg23

> But then: "I am actually very familiar with the topic and I am thus aware that one can find many, seemingly contradictory, sources" (Oh, look at that! Someone who rejects clear evidence which doesn't agree with their views) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15947869

Woha. I agree with your conclusion wrt Rwanda (or at least what I think your conclusions are - you never elaborated).

My point is: If you want to communicate, make it easy to be understood. Please provide a link "the wikipedia article[0] is a good introduction".

Telling people to ~"just do the research" only warrants one answer "I did, you are wrong. Your turn."

Nobody has to invest more time into a response to a comment than the original commenter if the original does not contain a single reference/verifiable fact.