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In reply to the discussion: A dark topic, but...the Holocaust wasn't the bloodiest event of WWII, by far. [View all]DBoon
(24,761 posts)31. and the 16th through 19th slaughter of indigenous peoples in America and Australia
Tasmanians killed to extinction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aboriginal_Tasmanians
Genocide of Native Americans : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_genocide_in_the_United_States
Hitler's Holocaust could not have happened without a long history of Europeans destroying indigenous people across the world.
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A dark topic, but...the Holocaust wasn't the bloodiest event of WWII, by far. [View all]
sir pball
Jan 2
OP
Sure but what's the relevance for discussing that in a forum set up to discuss current US politics?
meadowlander
Jan 4
#41
Well, for one I was told to post it here, and two, GD is not "current US politics", it's "General Discussion".
sir pball
Jan 5
#43
hey fyi this kind of score-keeping is often found on paths to Holocaust denialism and/or basic antisemitism and is not a
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 3
#17
It's also how the nazis keep their victims fighting each other instead of fighting the nazis.
Iggo
Jan 3
#18