This debate about whether the term "genocide" is now merited is just maddening. Imagine standing on that street corner in Minneapolis as Officer Derek Chauvin puts his knee on the neck of George Floyd: "Well, no, it wouldn't be appropriate at this point to say that Mr. Floyd is being murdered, we can clearly see that he is still breathing."
This debate about whether the term "genocide" is now merited is just maddening. Imagine standing on that street corner in Minneapolis as Officer Derek Chauvin puts his knee on the neck of George Floyd: "Well, no, it wouldn't be appropriate at this point to say that Mr. Floyd is being murdered, we can clearly see that he is still breathing."
This debate about whether the term "genocide" is now merited is just maddening. Imagine standing on that street corner in Minneapolis as Officer Derek Chauvin puts his knee on the neck of George Floyd: "Well, no, it wouldn't be appropriate at this point to say that Mr. Floyd is being murdered, we can clearly see that he is still breathing."