To repeat something that I wrote two weeks ago:

I don’t need to remind you how much anti-Bolshevists overuse accusations of genocide, but something that I think that most of us overlook is that they actually seem very disinterested in all of the psychological, cultural, environmental, and even the economic effects of extermination campaigns, yet far more interested in it as just another policy that they need to oppose; something on the list that needs to be crossed off and then forgotten.

I have discussed how Jews trapped in Axis ghetti suffered ‘accelerated ageing’, I’ve spoken of how the Fascists destroyed thousands of synagogues, how the Fascists stole countless paintings that Jews owned, how grandchildren of Shoah survivors suffer more mental distress, and more. I’ve betalked annihilation attempts of little interest to anti-Bolshevists, like the Medz Yeghern, the Samudaripen, the massacres of Namibians, the proto-Shoah, and I would like to bespeak the Sayfo in the near future.

Can a similar level of interest be attributed to that anti-Bolshevist? I doubt it.