Pyr all i can say is that you speak like an utter
IDIOT, what the hell do you mean "not a very good and a sloppy definition" ?!?! what so you know better then the dictionaries now?? go look it up yourself and stop wiggling and twisting and just take it like a man with some dignity, you were absolutely and utterly WRONG
AGAIN and just admit it because you are beating a dead donkey now
dude its the intention, the reason, for the killings plus a substantial amount of successfull kills that makes it GENOCIDE! Holocaust was genocide (first legally recognised one), TCs was genocide, Armenians was not genocide!!!! 100 A bombs might kill a LOT of people but its indiscriminate killings, in that case Vietnam would have been genocide too since more people died than the Armenians, seriously man, i find it hard to believe that you have 3 kids to raise when you are sooo fucking thick you would make a plank of wood jelous, i think you are a teenager, and if you are not than god help your kids......following is ANOTHER definition for you, take your time to embrace your humiliating defeat and notice how Stalins 20 million murders is not in there, do you know why?!?
BECAUSE IT WAS NOT GENOCIDE AND ITS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE NUMBERS!!!!
i can see why numbers being less relevant might come as a shock to you...
anyways my favourite part is when you are trying to be so clever while trying to break down my last post in points and attack it in a "clever" way when you are compleatly dismissing the meanings of the word which has been established by ALL the English speaking nations as
THE DEFINITION of the word, the word was coined in order to presecute the Nazzis in court, therefore you cannot break it up and redefinte it in segments,
but clearly its still not enough to convince the good old Pyr because he has his own meanings which make a lot more sense....
genocide :
in international law, the intentional and systematic destruction, wholly or in part, by a government of a national, racial, religious, or ethnic group. Although the term genocide was first coined in 1944, the crime itself has been committed often in history. It was initially used to describe the systematic campaign for the extermination of peoples carried on by Nazi Germany, in its attempts in the 1930s and 40s to destroy the entire European Jewish community, and to eliminate other national groups in Eastern Europe. In 1945, the charter of the Nuremberg Tribunal listed persecution on racial or religious grounds as a crime for which the victorious Allies would try Nazi offenders. It established the principle of the individual accountability of government officials who carried out the extermination policies. The United Nations, by a convention concluded in 1949, defined in detail the crime of genocide and provided for its punishment by competent national courts of the state on whose territory the crime was committed, or by international tribunal. Charging that the convention violated national sovereignty, especially in its provision for an international tribunal and in the potential liability of an individual citizen, the United States did not ratify it until 37 years later, in 1986. An international tribunal was established to prosecute genocide cases in the aftermath of the slaughter of more than 500,000 Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994. In 1995 top civilian and military Bosnian Serb and Bosnian Croat leaders were charged by an international tribunal with genocide in the killing of thousands of Muslims during the breakup of the former Yugoslavia. 1
See studies by I. L. Horowitz (1981), L. Kuper (1982), E. Staub (1989), and S. Power (2001).