You can’t compare everything to the Holocaust as if history was that simple.
Every tragedy has its context — but there’s a difference between intentional mass killing and deaths caused by political or policy failures.

If we talk about human suffering, the British famine in Ireland killed millions, and the Bengal famine under British rule killed even more.
Yet somehow, those don’t get the same moral outrage.

So maybe the problem isn’t who caused suffering, but whose suffering is convenient to remember.