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Mass slaughter is not the modern bit.

If mass slaughter is recognised as genocide when it is happening, it is harder for outside forces to sit idly by.

And while obtaining the high-powered rifles required to cause such mass slaughter is much harder in the UK, it could strike here.

Mass slaughter is not unknown in China - millions died in the conflicts surrounding the Taiping rebellion in the second half of the 19th century, for example - but mass murder by Mao was part of a consistent attempt to implement a western revolutionary ideology, just as it was in the Soviet Union.

The film's influence is most apparent this season in Anthony Minghella's stately screen version of Charles Frasier's Civil War epic, "Cold Mountain," in which the depiction of mass slaughter is as graphic as Mr. Spielberg's re-creation of the Normandy invasion.

The memory of this mass slaughter is reawakened by documentarian Joshua Oppenheimer in a remarkable and at times unwatchably explicit film, which tracks down the ageing and entirely unrepentant perpetrators and invites them to re-enact the most grisly escapades in the style of their favourite movies.

Still, the interludes of sadism, murder, and genocidal mass slaughter are jarring in a movie whose main point is to have fun.

The mass slaughter was carried out in 100 days by government-backed perpetrators in the army, police, militias and by thousands of Hutu civilians across the country.

The fact that Feinberg decided to buy companies whose guns have repeatedly been used for mass slaughter was, in effect, his decision to make.

In a sense, this is a courageous move, since the scale of millions of Soviet deaths — dwelt on in great and gory detail in the three-hour movie — and whether Stalin could have avoided such mass slaughter are topics carefully discussed in Russia.

In the meantime, however, we ask that in honor of our many murdered dead, elected leaders who behave as though successive episode of mass slaughter are simply the price our nation pays for freedom stop the reflexive and corrosive repetition of the phrase 'thoughts and prayers.'".