To the poster '
[email protected]'.
You have in some discussions unfairly accused others.
I have the feeling that you do not know what 'genocide' exactly means.
Before going on I'm asking you publicly these basic questions:
1) Specify your understanding of genocide.
2) Was the U.S. war in Vietnam a genocide?
3) Was the atomic destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
by the U.S. a genocide?
4) Was the extermination of the American indians a genocide?
5) Was the deportation of the Japanese and German minorities
in the U.S. in WWII a genocide?
6) Were the deportations of Stalin before, during, and after WWII a genocide?
(for example these deportations (citing from the book "Gulag: A History"):
"There were, by the war's end,
1.2 million deported Soviet Germans,
90,000 Kalmyks,
70,000 Karachai,
390,000 Chechens,
90,000 Ingush,
40,000 Balkars, and
180,000 Crimean Tartars as well as
9,000 Finns and others.")