Quote from: Agbamoni on September 10, 2025, 07:53:23 PM

There is a thin difference between genocide and conflicts that leads to war.

The recent War between Israel and Iran originated from a long conflicts they had that in turn later led to disagreement and War. During a war, if the other opponent surrenders, the war comes to an end. While genocide is a deliberate slaughter of a particular group or nation due to differences.

nope you got that wrong too, you are seemingly trying to dilute the term down to make the definitions 'thinly different'

starting war due to disagreement is not genocide
starting war due to disagreement is not genocide even if other side does not surrender
killing each other over a disagreement is not genocide

intentionally wanting the entire race/nation exterminated IS genocide

israel want the removal of a terrorist group from governing a region of territory, this is war not genocide
hamas want death to all isreali's and americans, this is genocide

europeans wanting the removal of nazi's governing euopean nations is not genocide, its war
the nazis wanting the extermination of all jews and non whites is genocide