So many genocides were whole heartedly supported by civilians.

Reminds me of a lecture on YouTube where the professor calls out the attitude of “I would’ve taken a stand” that almost every student has about Nazi Germany, and how authentic maturity and self-awareness is being able to admit to the possibility that you may have gone along with it. It’s a nice thought to have, that had we been born in that era we would’ve had the courage to stand up; just like I’m fairly sure that most of the people in the world who have ever been caught in the middle of a public robbery (bank, convenience store, etc.) likely had the fantasy at least once of foiling a robbery in progress. To put it another way, Yad Vashem records about 28,000 Righteous Among the Nations - European civilians who tried to stop the Nazi killing process.  The population of Europe at that time was over 500,000,000, meaning only around 0.006 percent of the populace were truly willing to take a stand, yet everyone today still thinks they would have been among those few. People today are much too smug, thinking theyd be better, theyd do better, like their parents remembered to feed them Goodness Juice and everyone from prior civilizations just forgot.

It did not happen and if it did, they deserved it moment

Me when Rwandan genocide

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