I'm not even sure what this is trying to do except lowballing numbers? African Americans were not just killed, also not only "152", they were assassinated and locked up as political prisoners [0].
In places like US occupied Japan, it was weirdly enough only black soldiers that got court martial and executed over the blatant mass rapes that were going on [1].
> As for crimes abroad during the period you selected, China actually annexed an entire country (Tibet).
As opposed to the US, who never annexed any countries? I wonder how the people of Hawaii would feel about that claim, or any of the people in the dozens of countries the US has bombed to rubble and left with mines and unexploded ordnance for many future generations to worry about? At least they didn't get annexed! At least most of them didn't.
> None of this is to excuse US failures to defend human rights and civil liberties, but China is in a whole different ballpark.
"Failure to defend human rights"? Wow, that's some seriously weird language you are using there to handwave away the fact how the US government didn't "accidentally" commit atrocities but in many cases committed them with full intent.
Tbh it's saddening to see these "American exceptionalism!" response on HN out of all places.
[0] https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?arti...