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This is the most perfect example of lemmygrad trying to find smart but making absolutely stupid conclusions. The Korean War was a genocide.... and a "successful" one. okay.... I got some good news for you
I encourage you to consider why war crimes and genocide are considered different things
Yeah, its a 'war crime' when America does it, 'genocide' when its someone else; I read you loud and clear.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodo_League_massacre
Feel free to explain how the free fire zones/agent orange attacks didnt qualify as an attempt at genocide either.