I'm kinda worried about China. A lot of thinks I'm hearing from it in the recent years sounds a lot like the the thinks I have heard about early hitler Germany

I'm kinda worried about China. A lot of thinks I'm hearing from it in the recent years sounds a lot like the the thinks I have heard about early hitler Germany during history school class and other sources (I'm German). It's not even that much about the situation about Uighurs but more about aspects like: - The propaganda they use. - The way they don't care about human live and dignity. - The way they slowly bit by bit make military (and non military) advances. (Germany bit by bit broke many restrictions imposed on it and the world didn't act because they had other problems, and non of the steps by itself where "to big". Take a look at recent Chinese military and "cyber" actions). - And very important the sometimes subtle but always present nationalist, fascism and generally reasoning that violence (sometimes even genocide) is ok if it's for the "right" reason you find in close to all Chinese wuxia novels (~= read fantasy youth novels) (from my experience), movies (from my dads experience) and probably other entertainment material. The last point plus propaganda can easily create a mindset over some generations which is open for pointless war and war crimes, including genocide, if its for revenge and defeats the enemy for good. The problem is that such a thing can easily lead to a vicious cycle of radicalization. And tbh. I wouldn't be surprised if many people making decisions about the Uighurs would also be fine with genocide, it's just not necessary as they can make their culture disappeare without it which is a much more politically efficient method. I really hope I'm completely wrong about this. EDIT: Removed PS see my other post about some parts the article misses, maybe intentionally.