"Genocide is the systematic effort of one group, usually the dominant group, to destroy a subordinate group by killing them. Examples of race- and ethnicity-based genocide exist throughout history. In the 13th century, Mongols under Temüjin Genghis Khan destroyed entire nations in their path. Christopher Columbus wiped out almost all the native peoples he encountered during his trips to the West Indies. In the 1930s and 1940s, Germany’s Adolf Hitler sent Jews and other non-Aryan groups into concentration camps to be gassed. In Rwanda, in the mid-1990s, members of the Hutu tribe committed mass murders of people from the Tutsi tribe. In 2015, the terrorist group ISIS tried to wipe out the Yazidis, a religious subordinate group, in Iraq. The aim of the terrorist group Hamas is to “obliterate” the state of Israel. These examples illustrate the lethal consequences of racism—one group at the meso level systematically killing off another, often a subordinate group, to gain control and power."

I'm not trying to condone what Hamas did but the scale of that is absolutely NOTHING compared to what Israel is doing in Gaza right now. The fact that they wrote this in their definition of genocide and then completely left out the literal mass murders happening right now (which would be an actually good example) is just unbelievable.

"There is also concern that the results of genetic tests will not remain private information but instead be used by employers as well as life and health insurers. If you were an employer who had genetic information about prospective employees, would you choose to invest time and money in training a person who carried an allele that increased the risk of cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, or alcoholism? As an insurer, would you knowingly cover such a carrier?"

What the actual fuck. "Sorry you have an incurable disease, have fun paying for all the medical expenses without a job, you're not worth the effort of training. xoxo, * corporate America"