>The power is theirs. You're right but I think that's kind of beside the point -- they didn't have to use that power. >"a list of funny names" is in any way s

>The power is theirs. You're right but I think that's kind of beside the point -- they didn't have to use that power. >"a list of funny names" is in any way similar to endorsing genocide. I would say they are similar, the chart is to demonstrate that they're two ends of the spectrum of dehumanising and hatred. I think it's mistaken to fixate on the "genocide" bit, there are a lot of other things in the middle of the chart also, but it all starts with subtle things like mocking other people for having names that would be totally normal in their home culture. It's a very light form of dehumanising and it may not even be intended that way but it still is one nonetheless.