moose eater
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There's a Canadian group online (an org) whose name evades me at the moment; happening more and more lately) which used similar or even higher numbers.i skimmed this "report" (preppgroup.home), and found nothing but guesses. no signs of any research, no sources quoted, no actual research team names, not even a name of the person that guessed and typed it up. that's 10 wasted minutes of my life i won't get back. but, i won't be wasting any more of it reading such tripe...
I'll look for it in a moment. (Be right back).
The articles I recalled were from globalresearch.ca, but I'm not finding the reports I saw a few years ago at the moment, though other sources came up.
The time-frame is important.
If a person asks which country has killed the most people/civilians via military actions throughout history, then the US is not in the leading handful of nations for that dubious award.
If asking the same question with a time-frame of "since World War II" then the results change a bit.... anf the US is no slackard in that competition.
It's estimated that in Vietnam alone, there were approximately 2 million Vietnamese killed, and there are numbers broken down for NVA, VC, civilians, etc.
Of course, in that 'police action' (never technically a declared 'war') many bodies were recorded as VC that were nothing more than villagers/civilians caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Likewise, Iraq and GW's illegal invasion. Some estimates go as high as over 1 million dead. Some are more conservative.
Since WWII the US has killed a LOT of people in the "liberating of hearts and minds" (and resources).