@EzkealSutekh hmm, its an interesting point. The context is slightly different and when it comes to law and diplomacy it can get very technical and pedantic.

that’s their literal rationale

We only genocided a small percentage of the natives. 90% or more died from disease long before they met an European settler.

but not all jews are zionists, to be fair

Not that it makes it better, but the actual process is what differs. So combined with the implementation, geopolitical climate at the time, and the aftermath of the war, a Jewish state was created and a native one was not in the US

Blankets full of smallpox were handed out to some native tribes. (Siege of for pitt) 1763 They were killed by disease yes, but it was done deliberately.

died in typhus even without camping 🙂

I'm sorry, but that's not true. @EzkealSutekh

Germ theory hadn't even been discovered/invented

Additionally, the 90% figure I refer to is in the first few decades after contact.

There were massive and thriving societies all over the American south and northeast that we're ravaged by disease long before Europeans showed up there.

didn’t the Mongolians catapult bubonic-plague infested corpses into walled European cities?

It is true, it was not invented yet, however they were not stupid, one can see if someone gets a disease from an object that it is the cause, i have sources, here: https://books.google.ca/books?id=UeaN0-Ra64oC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false https://www.jstor.org/stable/27774278 herokee Medicine, Colonial Germs: An Indigenous Nation's Fight Against Smallpox, 1518–1824; Paul Kelton; University of Oklahoma Press; 2015; Pgs. 102–105

As in before they had interaction

germ theory mightve not been formulated in the modern scientific sense, but they probably had a notion about disease contagion

There were trade networks between the Aztecs and the Ameri-indians in North America

And that's how it spread all over the continent

Well then we have to agree to disagree

in reality, The North American indians were essentially holocausted for real

^

especially the intentional buffalo extinction

Not in the same manner.

It was a Genocide for sure.

But what made the Holocaust shocking was the methodology.

wiped out the main source of food for the plains indians

Industrialized murder on a continental scale.

Germany literally went full retard and devoted essential resources and supply chain to their death factories.

the Americans and British firebombed entire Japanese and German cities off the map

100s of thousands of innocents burned alive

*"what was shocking was how inefficient and retarded germany was about murdering millions of people."*

- somebody probably, i dunno

It was an assembly line of death. Loaded into cattle trains. Marched into the chamber, then buried in a mass grave or cremated

There is absolutely no proof of industrialized murder hollywood style

So of course it shocked the world.

There is proof of industrialized murder

Dont even try to deny it

how about Nuking two entire major japanese cities off the map

Additionally, there was a bit of racism involved. "How could a proper white, civilized, Christian, nation do such a thing?!"

where's teh proof?

Hence why no one made a big stink about the Russian gulags or the Japanese atrocities

Americans were just as racist

and work-camps owned by americans