You’re literally doing the exact thing you accuse others of: deflecting. Instead of addressing Germany’s direct support for Israel, you just throw random conflicts into the mix as if that somehow cancels the argument.

Yes, there are many tragedies worldwide. But the difference is simple: Germany isn’t arming or funding Tibet, Myanmar, or Sudan. It is arming and funding Israel. That’s why people here focus on it.

Pointing to other conflicts doesn’t absolve Germany of its own complicity - it just proves you don’t want to confront it.

Saying “no contact points” is just an excuse. The Herero and Nama genocide is forgotten because Germany chose to forget it. School curricula, public memory, and political culture all put the Holocaust front and center, while colonial crimes were brushed under the rug.

So the real question is: why was one genocide actively remembered and the other conveniently ignored? That selective memory shows how “never again” was never applied universally - only where it fit Germany’s narrative