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  This is genocide.
context: *kidnap. They’re preparing to kidnap 100,000 Ukrainians >
  
  Abduct. Kidnap is when you nap a kid. Although there's probably gonna be some kids in that. >
  
  You're talking about legal terms, I'm talking about etymology.
  Wikipedia, much like the dictionary, is not an authority. >
  
  More pointing out common usage and helping you to not be an off-putting pedant.
  And the dictionary is absolutely the fucking authority on language usage, wtf? >
  
  It's a record of usage, words are made-up and thus do not have inherent meaning.
  Language is descriptive, not proscriptive.
  If you picked a tone out of me being clinical that's more a you thing than a me thing. >
  
  It wasn't a tone, just a general cuntiness. >
  
  It absolutely wasn't, you just assumed it was.
  You've now explicitly insulted me two or three separate times and I haven't said a thing against you.
  You even had the audacity to pretend you were doing me a favor by "helping" me.
  Goodbye. >
  
  Not deport. “Kidnap” is maybe the word. “Ethnically cleansed from their homeland” might work. And so on. 
  The media’s insane standard of impartiality is killing this world. Call shit what it is. >
  
  Deport is the word.  Just add it to the list of war crimes, I guess... >
  
  Isn’t it actually importing though? >
  
  I join those questioning the use of the word 'deport' here in this context... >
  
  Genocide by literal definition. >
  
  No.  Forced deportation is a separate crime altogether covered by a different convention. >
  
  In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:
  Killing members of the group;
  Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
  Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
  Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
  Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group >
  
  They've been doing that for almost a year.  These are just Ukrainians in general though. >
  
  It's called kidnapping and genocide. >
  
  I really wish media would use the actual words. >
  
  More slaves for the slave State. >
  
  My grandfather was deported to Siberia after ww2. Luckily he made it back, otherwise I wouldn't exist. I wonder how many people don't... >
  
  How are they gonna manage that? They hardly have a strong enough presence to get to major population centers and start rounding up civilians undeterred. >
  
  Right, I’d like to know more about the logistic side of this. Also, how would they manage this silently, as doing it in plain sight would turn many of their last remaining allies against them >
  
  How has almost 3 million Ukrainians end up in Russia since February last year??  You think 100k will bother them??? >
  
  Deport?
  It’s human trafficking.