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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_denial#United_States

According to a 2020 survey of US youth by the Claims Conference, 23% of US adults aged 18–39 said they believed the Holocaust was a myth, had been exaggerated, or were not sure

As a Jew, I feel so safe for my future know that genocide as a term has been diminished to "When the government kills people".

Say, on a completely unrelated note, did you know that 23% of American adults 18-39 think the Shoah was fabricated or exaggerated?

Also, I guess genocide also includes people resisting genocide, apparently.

The account this is putting out straight bangers (btw if you didn't realize, it is a parody news account. The post in the tweet is effectively indistinguishable from actual RFA slop)

I feel like you lose the right to respond when you don't bother to read the argument

You wouldn't really be getting more time though. Fascism is capitalism self-preservation response, if you started successfully mass-organizing under Hindenburg, the state would start putting in a lot of the same policies Hitler did later on. You need to act decisively and with enough force to overpower the state. Mind you, it's not exactly like the means the Nazis seized power was especially legitimate.

Or, maybe, you could actively resist the system that gets you Hitler no matter who you vote for through direct action and organizing?

What, do you think they just stopped? They would have no reason to break their partnership so it's reasonable to assume it's still ongoing.

The Edward Snowden leaks and PRISM

But the nation of China wasn't founded on genocide. The US was. Without the genocide of the Native Americans, there would be no US.

Were the Chinese Imperial dynasties the same thing as the PRC is now?

In the idea that is is "China"? Yes. Same country, different government. The USA was an invention of the 18th century. China has been around for thousands. Regardless, "the amount of time" land has been controlled is a pretty nonsensical way to determine rightful possession of land. The map I made was mocking the original by applying the same logic to the US, given the guy making the original tweet supports the US.

The US's illegitimacy draws not from how long they've existed, but the fact is was founded by Europeans who slaughtered those you lived here prior and forced this onto the least useful plots of land, the ~~Ghettos~~ Reservations. The problem is that many modern Americans refuse to accept that maybe their righteous civil religion may have been founded on blood for the blood god.

The tweet's caption along with the circles+text try and deny Chinese Sovereignty over historical territory based arbitrarily on how long they have controlled it. This comparison is being made by a supporter of the US. The US has possessed it's entire territory for a span of time shorter that was on this map is considered "Not Really China", thus the US has no real claim to it's territory by their logic. The big difference is that China isn't a settler colony who genocided an indigenous population to exist, unlike the US.