The Indonesian genocide – and it deserves to be so described, even if its impulse was ideological rather than ethnic, religious, or national – is an alarming case study in the politics of mass murder. It shows what leaders can get away with when they demonize opponents, achieving conceivably defensible ends by morally atrocious means.
印尼种族灭绝——必须这样描述它，即使它的目的是意识形态而非种族、宗教或民族——是大屠杀政治的一个令人警醒的案例研究。它表明领导人在妖魔化反对者能够逃避什么，通过无耻手段达到想要的辩护目的。这只是印尼的屠杀运动需要获得更多国际关注和谴责的一个原因，它目前所得到的关注和谴责实在太少了。