Zohran Mamdani: “If I was to speak with King Charles, separately from today’s event, I’d probably encourage him to return the Kohinoor Diamond”



Posted by GiveMeSomeSunshine3

Share.

25 Comments

  1. lol the woman with the curls and glasses behind him reacts almost exactly like I did.

  2. Opposite_Sherbert675 on

    this! talking bout checks and balances with a palace full of stolen assets and an economy built by colonialism

  3. Well, it *was* stolen so… actually there’s tons of historical & archaeological artifacts that have been and are still being stolen from India and it’s neighboring countries. These are the items that are then auctioned off at Sotheby’s and other such organizations. It’s an entire criminal network.

  4. AmbivelentApoplectic on

    India, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan have all claimed ownership at various times. To whom would you have them return it to?

  5. ThePhantomEvita on

    If they could also return the missing caryatid sister that Lord Elgin stole from the Acropolis, that would be great.

    Among the many other pieces that were wrongfully taken

  6. reminder that Zohran is a member of DSA, so if you want to build a world with more Zohrans, you should join us

  7. Who do you return it to? India is a modern fabrication.

    And as a brown person who has visited India recently, their national museums are in *terrible* shape. No one should be giving artefacts back to India.

  8. TheLizardKing89 on

    Who would it even be returned to? The British definitely stole it, but they’re just the last in a long line of people who have stolen it.

  9. Does anyone know if he even can give it? Do the crown jewels belong to the monarch or nation?

  10. Problem with the Kohinoor is that’s it’s been stolen/taken/ransomed so many times in history by so many nations (6 claim it now) that the concept of ownership is meaningless. Sure, India had it last, but their ownership claim is no more legitimate than the UKs.

Leave A Reply