> What about good old fashioned Han Chinese? Mao's rule was devastating. Killed more than WWII killed /people/. Yes. And the american civil war killed more ame

> What about good old fashioned Han Chinese? Mao's rule was devastating. Killed more than WWII killed /people/. Yes. And the american civil war killed more americans than every other war america was involved in. Doesn't make it a genocide. Genocide has a specific meaning. Using your definition, every war, civil war, etc is genocide. That's simply not true. > Also the kill number isn't the factor here. I agree so why the "Killed more than WWII killed /people/." nonsense? > That's like saying people who died in Columbine should just stop whining because millions of Jews died. Nobody calls columbine a genocide. That's the point. Once again, genocide has a very specific meaning.