It's funny how I've been discussing with some German guy who thinks Germany's Diplomatic and moral support (not weapons anymore, thankfully) for the Government that includes this guy is Germany "having a nuanced posture" and it's not racism (even Sholz himself says it's all about the ethnicity of what he explicitly calls "the Jewish Nation").

Somebody below was wondering how Genocide could be moral and I'm thinking: well, you move the line of what is racism all the way until racism is only the very violent murder of others due to their ethnicity, call "nuanced" the posture of people who "merely" provide support to those doing said very violent murder of others due to their ethnicity and then just do a tiny, tiny shove of the boundary line for that so very special morality a little bit further and, presto, Genocide now falls in the side of being moral ("nuanced" and not racist)