De holocaust (ja, inclusief roma en andere "ongewensten") was uniek in haar industriële vernietiging.

Nee dat was het helemaal niet. Dat geloof jij omdat jij precies bent waar de video het over heeft. De video die je niet kijkt omdat je alle argumenten herhaalt die in de video onderuit gehaald worden. Maar geen zorgen. Er is ook een tekst vorm voor jouw exacte argument.

Holocaust Exceptionalism: Debunking the Myth of "Uniqueness"

Holocaust exceptionalism is a cornerstone of Zionism. The overemphasis on the Holocaust, specifically the extermination of six million Jews, as some uniquely unprecedented event in human history is largely a Western, first-world phenomenon that reflects an extremely Eurocentric and Jewish-exceptionalist worldview. Several universities and research institutions even offer dedicated “Holocaust and Genocide Studies” programs and centers, further entrenching this exceptionalist viewpoint:
Outside of the colonial-imperialist first world, the global majority today does not place the Holocaust and antisemitism on special pedestals. The global majority has itself experienced countless holocausts at the hands of the first world powers. A cursory examination of history reveals that the Holocaust was simply one in a long continuum of settler-colonial genocides, including those perpetrated by Germany itself.
The Nazis themselves drew direct inspiration from earlier genocides in Africa, the Americas, and beyond. These include:

• The European colonization and genocide of Native Americans and Africans during the transatlantic slave trade (15th–19th centuries).
• British colonial genocides and man-made famines in Ireland and India (19th–20th centuries).
• The Belgian genocide in the Congo (1885–1908), which killed an estimated 11.5 million, 10–13% of Africa’s population at the time.
• The Herero and Nama genocide in Namibia by Imperial Germany (1904–1908), where over 70% of the populations were annihilated.
• The Armenian genocide by the Ottoman Empire (1915–1917), supported by Germany.
• The Libyan genocide by Fascist Italy (1929–1934), Nazi’s contemporary ally.

Most of these genocides resulted in death tolls in the millions, with some reaching tens of millions. In particularly devastating cases like Namibia, Congo, Armenia, and Native American populations, over 70% of entire populations were exterminated. Germany refused to even acknowledge the Namibian genocide until 2015, more than a century after the fact. Similarly, Belgium has never admitted that its atrocities in Congo constitute genocide, despite recent estimates placing the death toll at approximately 11.5 million, representing a staggering 10-13% of Africa’s entire population at the time.