1) there is not a thing called a "rhetorical comment."

2) The question mark you put at the end. That makes it a question.

So... what you used is actually called a 'rhetorical question."

3) Rhetorical questions invite engagement by using irony. If you don't want engagement, don't ask rhetorical questions.

If you don't want an answer to a question, even a rhetorical one, don't ask it.

You should continue on in your ignorance.

Dumbass.

If you took any amount of time to actually read up on history, you'd know the answer to that question.

And how, in the end, all roads lead back to Rome.

But you'll never know because you'll never go look it up and learn.

Historical fact isn't a skewed perspective. It's just a frank acknowledgement of what we've been doing to that region of the world since WW1.