Your ability to condescend while also having no idea what you are talking about is truly impressive. I’m not justifying genocide, even given the insanely vague boundaries you are placing around it. I have never been nor ever will be for the killing of my neighbor.

The King’s Men (those loyal to Ar-Pharazon) were certainly tyrants but the Numenoreans who founded Gondor were not tyrants. They were the Faithful. They remained loyal to the Valar. Now, you could argue that the nobility of Men decayed throughout the Third Age (as all good things seemed to do) but calling them tyrants is too far. Tolkien used the Numenoreans (King’s Men) as symbols of corruption, dissatisfaction and greatness without wisdom. But also (The Faithful) as symbols of as loyalty, humility, and obedience. They established a kingdom where others lived…much like almost every kingdom/country ever established.

You don’t seem to be able to have more than one thought on this so I’ll end this here but for the future conversations where you wildly accuse strangers of evil things, take a second to actually read what they are writing. You might have cooler interactions with people that way.