Why has genocide denial become so much more commonplace? Whether historical examples like the Holocaust or the Armenians, or modern ones like Gaza, Xinjiang or even Rwanda for some reason, it seems like denial of genocide is everywhere
because people use the word genocide to win arguments without making any points, so people eventually just roll their eyes at it
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Anonymous1w
Because calling something a genocide has major political implications for the perpetrator and the people who generally align with the perpetrator (and rightfully so)
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Anonymous1w
What kind of people deny the Rwandan genocide?
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Anonymous#21w
Also there’s usually a pretty high bar that needs to be met, and people don’t always agree on whether the bar was met
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Anonymous#21w
The kind of people who think we’ve never been to outer space lmao